South Korean Government Loses 858TB of Data After Data Center Fire
A fire wiped out 858TB of unbacked government data, exposing serious flaws in South Koreaβs digital infrastructure.
In an unexpected move and without much fanfare, Apple has unveiled a new generation of devices powered by its most advanced processor yet — the M5 — marking a major leap in AI performance and graphics capability.
According to The Verge, Apple introduced updated versions of both the iPad Pro and MacBook Pro, featuring significant internal upgrades while maintaining the brand’s signature sleek and minimal design.
Apple claims the new M5 delivers 3.5 times faster AI performance compared to the M1, with improved energy efficiency and processing speed — making it the perfect upgrade for users of older devices.
The latest iPad Pro comes equipped with enhanced connectivity options, including upgraded cellular, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth chips, plus support for the Thread standard for smart home devices.
It also features a new memory system for faster read/write speeds and rapid charging — reaching 50% in just 30 minutes.
The device is available in two elegant colors — black and silver — and two sizes: 11-inch and 13-inch, starting at $999.
The new MacBook Pro adopts the same M5 chip for a significant boost in AI and graphics performance, offering up to 20% higher frame rates in games.
Apple has also increased the maximum storage capacity to 4TB, a feature previously exclusive to its high-end Pro variants.
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