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Patrick Nelson

London, Los Angeles
As seen in: The Toronto Star, XDA Developers, Computerworld Australia, SiliconANGLE, Network World, NewsBreak, KOAA-TV (Pueblo, CO), Tech News World, ARN, Greenbot and
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I write articles about emerging business and industrial technology such as AI, Industrial Internet of Things, future networks, compute platforms and Internet for a predominantly high-tech-intensive readership.

Roughly, my beat is deep-technology and future-tech for analog businesses who are migrating to digital, and for digital-first businesses. Much of this is interesting to tech-savvy consumers too.

Future of networking, automation, antennas, light-based computing, energy storage, sensors an…

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We may have more details about Intel's upcoming Lunar Lake chips

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By Patrick Nelson
| XDA Developers
Intel's Lunar Lake microprocessors will be named "Intel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 5 234V" and may redefine the meaning of "Ultra" with low-power chips. Leaked information suggests that Lunar Lake will have eight cores and threads per package, offering improved compute performance over previous models. Lunar Lake's potential to excel in graphics improvements and AI performance could position Intel as a strong competitor to Apple, particularly in imaging and gaming industries.
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Longer-term API attacks are suited to Artificial Intelligence security, says expert

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By Patrick Nelson
| SiliconANGLE Verified
A proliferation of APIs, critical now to organizations, has prompted one firm to specialize in the area to such an extent that it can claim to be the largest growing API threat vector solution. Salt Security Inc. has recently formed a partnership with CrowdStrike, which furthers CrowdStrike’s recent thrust in trying to cover all aspects of an organization”s cyber security, not just the traditional IT-related.
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AI vs. adversaries: How machine-leveraged attacks drive the need for advanced security

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By Patrick Nelson
| SiliconANGLE Verified
Over two trillion events, triaged per day, leads to a significant pool of knowledge for an artificial intelligence-based security system to learn from, says the chief scientist at cybersecurity company CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. That vast amount of data, feeding a learning AI engine, is especially important as adversaries are now likely to leverage tools found directly on machines to create attacks, rather than drop files from an outside source.
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