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Broadcom strengthens VMware Cloud with advanced compliance & security
Broadcom enhances VMware Cloud Foundation with advanced compliance and security features to aid regulated organisations in tackling AI and cross-border cyber risks.

Broadcom launches VMware Tanzu for AI-driven data lakehouses
Broadcom unveils VMware Tanzu Data Intelligence and Platform 10.3, enhancing AI-driven data access and app integration for enterprises at scale.

Belfast Vital: Thousands heading to Sam Fender gig
The gig is among a number of events expected to attract large crowds to Belfast on Thursday night.

Forrester warns AGI is accelerating, driving urgent workforce change
Forrester warns rapid advances in artificial general intelligence are set to transform workforces worldwide, urging firms to start AI readiness programmes now.

AI fuels rise in complex social engineering attacks worldwide
AI is driving a rise in complex social engineering attacks, with 41% of organisations facing more cyberattacks and many ill-prepared to defend against them.

Meituan’s Loss Warning Spurs $27 Billion China Internet Rout

Digital Realty & Vultr launch global GPU AI infrastructure
Digital Realty and Vultr partner to provide GPU-powered AI infrastructure across global data hubs, enhancing enterprise AI deployment and compliance.

ManageEngine enhances Endpoint Central with proactive DEX tools
ManageEngine adds digital employee experience tools to Endpoint Central, enabling IT teams to proactively tackle performance issues and enhance workplace productivity.

Windows 11 Pro is normally $199, but right now, it’s only $13
TL;DR: Upgrade to Windows 11 Pro for only $13 (reg. $199). Microsoft is phasing out support for Windows 10, which means an upgrade is coming whether you’re ready or not. If you’re making the switch, it might be a good time to skip the standard version and go for Windows 11 Pro instead. Right now, you can get a lifetime license to Windows 11 Pro for only $12.97, down from $199. Windows 11 Pro comes with a handful of upgrades that make everyday use smoother. The interface is cleaner and easier to navigate, and tools like Snap Layouts and virtual desktops help you keep things organized without much effort. Whether you’re juggling work, streaming, or just browsing with way too many tabs open, it keeps things running efficiently. Gamers also get a few perks. With support for DirectX 12 Ultimate, games can load faster, look better, and run more smoothly. Combine that with a generally more efficient system, and you’re getting better performance overall. Security is another big plus. BitLocker helps keep your files safe, Smart App Control blocks sketchy downloads, and biometric login options add an extra layer of protection. If you’re a power user, you’ll also get access to tools like Hyper-V for running virtual machines and Windows Sandbox for safely testing apps. Windows 11 Pro even includes Microsoft Copilot, a built-in AI assistant that can help you write, edit, and navigate more easily. You have until September 7 at 11:59 p.m. PT to get Windows 11 Pro for $13. No coupon code needed. Microsoft Windows 11 ProSee Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

Who is going to be our new supermarket competitor?
The government is hoping that supermarket reforms announced this week will tempt another player into the supermarket sector in New Zealand.

Residents brace for legal battle against proposed South Auckland cleanfill site
One neighbour told Checkpoint she was worried someone would lose their life on busy access roads.

Vector Capital to merge Showpad & Bigtincan in global AI push
Vector Capital will merge AI firms Showpad and Bigtincan under the Showpad brand to create a global AI-driven revenue enablement platform by 2025.

Turnitin updates tool to detect AI-bypassed & humanised text
Turnitin updates its AI detection tool to identify text altered by AI bypassers and humanisers, aiding educators in upholding academic integrity.

Frozen sprouted beans, vegetables recalled for possible salmonella
Vimm Enterprises has recalled Deep-brand sprouted mat, moong beans and surti undhiu mix due to possible salmonella contamination. "Salmonellosis can be serious, so it is important that people do not...

DoiT deepens AWS partnership to drive GenAI & FinOps growth
DoiT has expanded its partnership with AWS to boost generative AI support and FinOps solutions, enhancing cloud adoption for businesses at all AI stages.

A new cloud storage doesn’t charge monthly fees, and their 1TB plan just went on sale
TL;DR: Replace Dropbox with a 1TB Koofr Cloud Storage Lifetime Subscription now available for $129.99 (reg. 810). Keeping your files safe shouldn’t take a monthly subscription. If you’re sick of paying rent for your files, then switch from subscriptions like Dropbox to a cloud storage that lasts for life. Koofr Cloud Storage just dropped the price for a 1TB lifetime subscription to $129.99 (reg. $810), but this sale won’t last long. Koofr works on just about every major platform, including iOS, Android, and Windows, and you can access your files through a web browser or WebDAV. It even connects to other popular cloud services like Google Drive, Dropbox, Amazon, and OneDrive, so you can manage everything in one place. No more digging through separate accounts to find your stuff. The platform includes a few extra tools to help you organize your files. There’s duplicate detection to help clean up clutter, batch renaming to save time when handling lots of files, and customizable sharing links to make collaboration easier. Files are encrypted both in transit and at rest, and Koofr has a no-tracking policy that helps protect your privacy. Best of all, there are no recurring charges. Once you redeem your code, the storage is yours for life, and you can install it on as many devices as you need. Use code KOOFR by September 5 at 11:59 p.m. PT to get a Koofr Cloud Storage 1TB Lifetime Subscription for $129.99. Koofr Cloud Storage: Lifetime Subscription (1TB)See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.