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50 pioneer schools: Acer and Intel's AI Classroom pilots kick off in 8 European countries

" This is how teachers plan lessons with AI, use data science, and easily personalize teaching to students’ individual learning needs "

 Already active in the UK, Spain, Italy, Bulgaria, Finland, and Sweden, the project will soon expand to Ireland and Poland.

 This initiative complemented the Skills for Innovation project, recognized by the European Commission as fully aligned with the EU DigComp framework.

Bioggio, SWITZERLAND: The initiative is called AI Classroom, a pilot project launched in 50 schools across six European countries — the UK, Spain, Italy, Bulgaria, Finland, and Sweden — and ready to kick off in Ireland and Poland. Jointly developed by Acer and Intel, the project enables teachers to leverage artificial intelligence tools to plan lessons, create content, and personalize education based on students' diverse learning needs.

: John Aduma; Case Studies; Posted On Wednesday, 24 September 2025 22:07

Recognizing the Unrecognizable: The State of Palestine

By Husam Dughman

An unmarried Libyan man was once asked why he had not got married yet. Aware that his precarious financial situation did not allow him to bear the cost of having a family, he replied, “Does a sinking truck hook up a trailer?” That retort somewhat conjures up Israel’s bafflement at those who advocate for a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza following the horrific terrorist attacks of the 7^th of October. Like the above-mentioned Libyan man, the Israelis are perplexed by the strange logic of those who support a two-state solution. The Israelis must be thinking, “What? Do you think that after we granted Gaza self-governance and withdrew from it completely in return for which we only got terrorist attacks culminating in the atrocities of the 7^th of October, that we should now allow for the emergence of a second hell to be unleashed on us?”

: Husam Dughman; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Monday, 22 September 2025 18:26

OPSWAT Establishes International Briefing Centre in London to Tackle Escalating Cybersecurity Threats

OPSWAT Establishes International Briefing Centre in London to Tackle Escalating Cybersecurity Threats

New office and interactive cybersecurity lab build on strong UK growth and align technology innovation with Europe’s financial and regulatory hub

LONDON: OPSWAT has announced the opening of its international briefing centre and state-of-the-art cybersecurity lab in London, marking a significant expansion of its UK presence. The investment underscores OPSWAT’s commitment to protecting finance, defence, and operational technology in manufacturing and energy to strengthen the UK’s economic and national security.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 22 September 2025 18:22

PASSWORD PITFALLS: THE MOST HACKED PASSWORDS REVEALED - HERE’S WHAT TO AVOID

‘123456’ tops the list as the most compromised password, appearing in over 132 million data breaches[1]
Nearly a quarter (24.8%) of commonly used passwords are numbers only, making them easy to crack[1]
Almost half (49.2%) consist of letters only, often using predictable words or names[1]
Keyboard patterns, such as qwerty, and simple number sequences, remain alarmingly common[1]
Uswitch broadband experts share tips to create strong, unique passwords and protect your online accounts from cybercriminals.

Google has warned its 2.5 billion users to change their login details following reports of attackers gaining access to Gmail accounts[2]. Reflecting growing public concern, searches for “what makes a strong password” have surged by 133% over the past 12 months in the UK[3].