Author: techcoffeehouse
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BMW Becomes First Automaker to Sell Cars via ChatGPT
BMW has launched a dialogue-based vehicle configurator plugin inside OpenAI’s ChatGPT, letting buyers configure a car through natural conversation on desktop or mobile – a first for a major automaker. Continue reading
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Apple Lawsuit Exposes Offboarding as a Security Blind Spot
Apple’s lawsuit against a former engineer accused of exploiting a lingering authentication flaw highlights how offboarding gaps, not just external attackers, remain a persistent enterprise security risk. Continue reading
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Samsung Unveils Flex Titanium for Galaxy Foldables
Samsung’s new Flex Titanium technology uses a titanium-alloy film and plate to cut crease visibility and boost durability in next-gen Galaxy foldables. Continue reading
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Tenable Unifies App Security Risk in Exposure Platform
Tenable expands its Tenable One platform to bring application security risk into a single view alongside cloud, identity and infrastructure exposure data. Continue reading
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Standard Chartered Modernises Global Banking With Broadcom
Standard Chartered has moved 70% of its global infrastructure to a VMware Cloud Foundation private cloud, cutting deployment time from weeks to a day. Continue reading
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79% of Ransomware Attacks Start With Compromised Identities
Sophos’ State of Ransomware 2026 report finds identity has overtaken vulnerabilities as the top ransomware access vector, with Singapore at 67%. Continue reading
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Akamai: APAC Commerce Bot Attacks Surged 63% in 2025
Akamai research finds APAC commerce bot activity rose 63% in 2025, the fastest of any region, as AI-driven shopping expands the attack surface. Continue reading
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Nutanix: 73% of Public Sector Infrastructure Unready for AI
Nutanix’s ECI report finds 73% of public sector infrastructure can’t run AI workloads on-premises, as Shadow AI risk grows across the region. Continue reading
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Genesys: 63% of Singaporeans Dread Contacting Support
Genesys’ State of CX 2026 report finds 63% of Singapore consumers would rather do anything than contact customer service, the highest in APAC. Continue reading
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NTT DATA Puts Physical AI on the Factory Floor
NTT DATA, Hyster-Yale and Archetype AI deploy a physical AI system on a live assembly line, as APAC manufacturers weigh similar moves. Continue reading
