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When owning an object no longer means being allowed to fix it. The FTC takes John Deere to court, Canada legalizes jailbreaking, Europe prepares new rules: a chronicle of a global war for the right to repair.
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How a Silicon Valley Company Became the Digital Brain of the West
In mid-September 2025, something unprecedented happened in the world of cybersecurity. For the first time in documented history, a large-scale cyber espionage operation was executed almost entirely by an artificial intelligence system, with human intervention reduced to a minimum. Not an assistant, not a copilot: the AI was the pilot. Anthropic, the company that develops Claude, released a detailed report on this operation, attributed with "high confidence" to a Chinese state-sponsored group designated GTG-1002. It's a watershed moment in the history of information security, and it deserves to be thoroughly understood in all its facets.
Analysis of the Cloudflare and AWS Outages That Stopped the Internet
A Journey into the Invisible Foundations of the Digital World
In this article, we trace the fascinating and sometimes tumultuous history of computer viruses – from the first benign "worms" at Xerox PARC to destructive malware like ILOVEYOU, MyDoom, Stuxnet, Conficker, WannaCry, and many others – weaving together technical evolution with social context, underground hacker culture, and shifts in cybersecurity paradigms.
In recent years, the fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and programming have experienced rapid evolution, with advances that until recently seemed like science fiction. We've moved from specialized AI systems to generative and multimodal models capable of performing complex tasks, including software development and the creation of all types of content. In parallel, "AI-first" code editor tools (such as Cursor) and AI-based low-code/no-code platforms (such as lovable.dev) are lowering the barrier to adopting digital technologies, allowing a wider audience to develop applications or integrate AI into workflows.
Notion has revolutionized how companies, teams, and professionals organize their work and manage information. In this in-depth analysis, we'll explore concrete case studies demonstrating how Notion has transformed business processes, enhanced collaboration, and boosted productivity across various sectors, supported by quantitative data and verifiable sources.
In today's technological landscape, few tools have redefined the concept of a digital workspace like Notion has. Launched in 2016, this software marked a significant turning point in graphical interface development and digital information management, addressing needs long felt by professionals and businesses alike.
In this article, we will explore the Second Brain methodology developed by Tiago Forte, analyze why Obsidian represents an ideal tool for building it, and examine concrete examples of how this approach can revolutionize the way we learn, create, and work.
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Editorial record for a legacy Network Caffè article. The full text will be imported in the next step.
Editorial record for a legacy Network Caffè article. The full text will be imported in the next step.
Editorial record for a legacy Network Caffè article. The full text will be imported in the next step.
