Hesai was an unknown Chinese giant in Europe. His alliance with Mercedes is about to change everything

When we talk about large car manufacturers we can fall into the error of thinking about a vehicle as a whole that Renault, BMW, Citroën or any of the Chinese brands that intend to take a place in Europe. But nothing is further from reality. A car is the sum of many small parts. Specific parts of a combustion engine, braking systems, suspensions, seats … Many of those parts, so evident, are not manufactured or produced by large vehicle manufacturers. Bosch, Recaro or Brembo will sound, for example. In fact, Chinese manufacturers who are arriving in Europe or point to it, like Xiaomi, have not hesitated to associate (and show off this) with great more than recognized suppliers in the car market. In their presentations, Byd or Xiaomi have highlighted the role played by companies such as The aforementioned Brembo in the components that ride in their cars. It serves to gain credibility to the most skeptical. But when talking about another type of technology it is Europe that looks at China. Byd, for example, get great prices in its vehicles because It bases its production on verticalitymanufacturing their own batteries but also their own semiconductors or heat pumps. Among that “other type of technology” we can put Hesai. The Chinese company is the largest laser sensor producer. And now he has reached an agreement with Mercedes. From China to your Mercedes As vehicles have gained acting, they have also been growing in complexity. Although Tesla has made it clear that he wants to base all his autonomous driving functions or, as little, for driving in the use of software, at the moment it is still clear that cars armed with laser sensors and other radars are still safer and more effective. To achieve the best result, Mercedes has reached an agreement with Hesai, which triggers its possibilities to grow economically and reach new agreements with other companies explain in South China Morning Post. And it is that Hesai will supply radars lidar to the German company to map with better accuracy what their cars are around. In Reuters They explain that the decision has been weighed for months by the German company but, finally, costs have been imposed on any other value. Keep in mind that the sensors supplied by Hesai may not be used in Mercedes cars that are sold in the United States from 2029 if the intentions of Prohibit the sale of every car with Chinese pieces in the country. The use of Lidar sensors It is especially delicate in vehicles for several reasons. This component is always in operation, mapping everything around. It emits beams of light that bounce in an object and are received again by the vehicle. Next to the GPS positioning and the speed at which they advance, they create a three -dimensional map that takes advantage of thousands or millions of calculations per second. This has several implications that should be remembered. The use of this type of sensor allows a car to map with maximum exactly what it has around, something that they want to limit from the United States and China in the LUCK OF COLD WAR that both countries are freeing. In the United States they intend to Prohibit the sale of every car that uses Chinese software. In China, cars that want to use driving aid functions or Autonomous drivingwhich force the land to map, have to receive the approval of the government. A good that passes, evidently, to associate with a Chinese manufacturer. But, in addition, Lidar sensors are very expensive. The savings obtained in his commission to Hesai would have inclined the balance in favor of the Chinese company by Mercedes, they explain in Reuters. And it is that a vehicle can offer Semi -automated driving systems Without the use of these pieces but it is shown that, for the moment, The use of Lidar makes the difference. Although it may be more unknown in Europe, Hesai Group is a giant that is already present in 37% of vehicles that are assembled in the world, according to South China Morning Post. The company provides this type of giant sensors such as the Geely group (owner of Volvo or Polestar) and Li Auto, one of the great Chinese startups of recent years and employs more than 1,000 people, according to Electrek. But just as it happens to Chinese automotive themselves, Hesai is trying to open up to the rest of the world. With the local market already covered, they need to continue opening new trade agreements and that of Mercedes can be just the first, according to South China Morning Post. In the middle they point out that this agreement opens the door to multiply the current economic performance of the company by 14 times. Despite being present in almost four out of 10 vehicles that are sold worldwide (Only in February They already supplied pieces to 20 different brands and 120 models), the company gave brief benefits last year (14 million yuan, about 1.8 million euros in 2024) and He came out of losses of more than 241 million yuan (30.5 million euros) of the previous year. However, by 2025 they already expect net benefits of between 200 and 350 million yuan (between 25 and 44 million euros) achieved thanks to a scale production that supplies their products to about 15 million vehicles. That scale economy has allowed it Five years ago Each of them cost thousands of dollars. In view of a calculated expansion, the company, indicate in CNEVPOST Study to open its first floor to produce Lidar sensors outside China this year. Although it is not specified what places could be chosen, they do notice that they hope that the production of start in 2026. Photo | Hesai In Xataka | That Byd gives his autonomous driving is the first step: the real business will be to see a Madrid-Osasuna in the car

We have convinced ourselves all these years that OLED was the most. Sony Sony with LED RGBs promise to change everything

Although OLED technology has advanced considerably in the Smart TVS industry, with technologies as impressive as the latest generation of panels QD-OED of Samsung or the Primary RGB OLED of LG in its new line of televisions, there are manufacturers that are betting even more for the Miniladsince it offers benefits that, in combination with the innovation that is yet to come, could put in a good squeeze those pure blacks and colors of the OLED. Sony is one of those manufacturers. And it already made it very clear to us in 2024 with its commitment to Minned technology with its Bravia 9being the type of panel chosen for its most premium televisions range after that excellent A95L of 2023. Recently, we have seen that this movement still makes more sense, since they have just presented The new technology in which they will bet in 2026: RGB LED. This is how a minied panel could behave like an oled The company has just revealed that they are working to integrate this new type of technology into their future televisions. His intention is to incorporate An RGB LED matrix to backlit the panels of its televisions (Currently, the LEDs of the retroiluminated matrix are all blue). This, unlike the most leading minied panel panel system, means that, in addition to brightness control through local attenuation zones, it could also be reached control one’s color and luminosity of LEDs of the unit that backs the panel. Conventional LED backlight system by zones. Image: Sony This would translate into a better management and control of the brightness and color of each scene, which in broad strokes could Simulate the behavior of organic and self -emissive LEDs of the OLED, but with the advantage of the greatest brightness of the Minned panels. The system allows Sony to adjust the luminance in line to the gradation of the color itself The RGB retroiluminated panel (Red, Green, Blue) would offer high density backight with the ability to Individually control the three primary colorsas indicated from Sony. The company ensures that the panel allows each RGB color to emit light independently, promising great purity in color and the possibility of reproducing a range of broader and brighter colors. It is not the first time that Sony embarks on this technology. In fact, in 2004 he showed the first LCD TV in the world with Full Array LED RGB backlit. From that moment, the company has been following this system very closely, and now that current technology allows great brightness control through local attenuation zones, it was time to boost this technology again. RGB LED system, eliminating the quantum points layer and offering control of the color and brightness of each LED in the backlit matrix. Image: Sony Sony promises a coverage of the 99% DCI-P3 color space and approximately 90% in the ITU-R BT.2020 standard. Combining independent RGB LED control with the control of the attenuation zones of its televisions, Sony promises Scenes with much more contrast and colorin combination with the already excellent brightness offered by their panels, touching the 4,000 peak nits. Color volume of each technology. Image: Sony The system allows Sony to adjust the luminance in line to the gradation of the color itself. In this way, the company promises reach much more living and bright details. In addition, the system would process the signal at high speed, with rates of up to 96 bits. That LEDs allow us to reproduce primary colors means that The panel would not need aggressive color filters in pixels such as quantum points panels. This causes less light to be absorbed during the process, which allows the panel to work more efficiently. Sony will start producing them this year, but it is not the only Sony is collaborating with Mediatek for the development of chips that will be in charge of controlling each of the individual backlit leds. According to the company, The system will begin to produce in series this yearwith the aim of integrating technology into consumer televisions and screens for content creation in 2026. The company has not been the first to announce the arrival of this technology on its televisions. In fact, signatures like Samsung, Hisense and TCl have already been encouragedwith a view to seeing the first in the market to include this technology during the second half of 2025. For Sony, entering this technology makes a lot of sense in its strategy, as the company went from considering its QD-Osed model as its most premium range to the Bravia 9 with Minned technology and its performance very close to its reference monitor. The company, with its motto ‘Cinema Is Coming Home’, aims to give priority to color reproduction as masterful in recording studios, bringing that experience home. And the combination of its already excellent Minned technology, management of local attenuation zones, and now its backlit matrix with RGB LEDs, allows you to easily facilitate that task. Cover image | Sony In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which to buy and seven recommended 4K 4K

a radical change regarding its predecessor that points to more layoffs

TO Lip-bu Tan A nuclear accident changed his life. He was a prodigious student, and after graduating in Physics with only 19 years at Nanyang University in Singapore, he completed a Master in Nuclear Engineering at MIT. That seemed to be his way, but in 1979 the Three Mile Island accident It caused a wave of pessimism about the future of these centrals and, consequently, of job offers. So he ended up studying a Master in Business Administration at the University of San Francisco. And from there they began their successes. He created a risk capital fund called Walden and focused on the semiconductor industry and alternative energies. Among its investments in the semiconductor sector Highlights what he did for example in Annapurna Labswhich ended up being bought by Amazon and became a fundamental pillar of the development of chips used by this giant in its infrastructure. Also invested in Nuvia, which would end up being bought by Qualcomm In 2021. In addition to his role as an investor, in 2004 he was appointed member of the Council of the Cadence Design Systems semiconductor company. In 2008, he was appointed co-cup, and ended up leading the company alone from 2009 to 2021. During his management the actions of Cadence grew by 3,200% value, and became for example one of Apple’s strategic partners. That successful management made it so became a usual signing in administration councils. In addition to participating in that of several academic institutions, he directs the advice of Hewlett Pckard Enterprise, Schneider Electric and, even more interesting, SoftBank. So did not match Gelsinger, and that is a track for the future But even more striking than his position in Softbank is the one he had in Intel: from 2022 to 2024 he was a member of the Board of Directors of this company. Left his post in August 2024, and curiously He did it for his differences with the management of Pat Gelsingerthe then CEO of the company. According to Reutersthat was due to several reasons. For example, I was concerned about the increasing number of Intel employees and also a culture in which bureaucracy and risk aversion were too settled. He also had doubts about his strategy in artificial intelligence, and failed to promote an initiative for Intel to achieve third -party manufacturing contracts. All these conflicts make clear what is so – that is 65 years old – probably raises for the immediate future of Intel. Analysts like Patrick Moorhead They believe that the new CEO will make important expenses of expenses, and that probably means one thing: layoffs. The question is whether Intel’s division will also boost so that the manufacturing unit (Foundry) is separated from the design and development of processors. It is the same thing that AMD did in 2009 and it went welland there are many experts who have recommended that That split is carried out. There is also the unknown of how Intel will also become a reference in the chips segment for ia. They certainly have products promising, like Gaudi 3but they need to turn them into an element that giants of the AI ​​hugged, something that does not seem to happen. Own A message wrote yesterday To all employees, and a message was clear: “Intel will be a company focused on engineering“. He did not give keys about the steps he will take in the short term, but his alleged past differences With Pat Gelsinger they seem to make it clear that his management will be different from the one raised by the Excus. It has an important initial advantage to start with good foot: Everyone knows him. Both inside Intel and outside. His potential clients in the company also, especially because they have probably done business with him while he was in the Intel Council or while CEO of Cadence, who worked with numerous technology and semiconductor firms. It maintains good relations with Lisa her from AMD and with Jensen Huang, from Nvidia, They say in Reuters. Now it remains to be seen if all these contacts and experience make Intel exceed the greatest crisis in their history. Image | Intel In Xataka | Intel’s plan in front of an unattainable TSMC: beat Samsung and consolidate as the second largest chips manufacturer

iOS 19 promises to be a total look change. It is actually something much more important for Apple

Apple prepares to execute the greatest redesign of its operating systems in a decade. As Mark Gurman filtered in Bloomberg, iOS 19 will involve a radical transformation of the iPhone interfacewith Changes in icons, menus, windows and system controls. A risky bet for a manufacturer whose income slowed down after boom pandemic and whose star product – the iPhone – has finally accumulated the feeling of Touch in income even with some fall. The interesting thing about this redesign is What tells us about Apple’s strategy. The cook company usually marks trend in interface designs, but now it is seen in a paradoxical situation: seeks inspiration in its less sold product, the Vision Pro. His mixed reality helmet does not seem unify the experience Among all Apple devices. It is a fine irony: the product that has the least users is the one to mark how we will interact with our devices the more than one billion iPhone users. This movement speaks of another important change in Apple’s product philosophy. For years it has maintained a clear distinction among its platforms, resisting the temptation to merge iOS and macOS as competitors have tried (Microsoft, Google). GIF: Apple. Now, without abandoning that functional separationApple seeks a visual coherence that makes the transition between devices more fluid. It is no accident that it occurs in a very marked context: Difficulty increasing income in the last two yearswhich translates into the need to stimulate the renewal of devices and consolidate its ecosystem The redesign also indicates a possible vulnerability in the current Apple position: the iPhone interface, once revolutionary, He has become familiar to the point of invisibility. Innovating in hardware is increasingly complicated when the product is mature – at the smartphone now happens to what at the time happened to the computer – so The perception of novelty must be created through software. If you cannot revolutionize physical experience, visually change it. It is a technological, but also psychological game: to make the known feel new. But without alienating a base of heterogeneous and massive users accustomed to certain interaction patterns. It is not the same to make changes in the Mac OS X of 2007 (for a niche of users, the majority enthusiasts) than in the IOS of 2025 (for people of all ages, technical levels and cultural contexts, from children to the elderly). The question is not whether Apple will technically implement these changes – it has talent and resources to do so and will do it – but If they will achieve the delicate balance between innovation and familiarity that defines the best product evolutions. As he taught us iOS 7 It makes twelve years, reinvent what works always entails risks. But maybe that is precisely the point: Apple needs to risk again. In Xataka | The decline of the “Apple culture”. Blind devotion has evolved towards critical enthusiasm Outstanding image | Apple

IMU have arrived to change everything

Electronics has become an essential in the automobile world. THE ADAS are mandatory And, for better or worse, driving is increasingly intrusive. In the world of motorcycle, things are different. Today, it is only mandatory that they have ABS. It is not even necessary that they incorporate traction control. However, there is an inherited technology of aeronautics and space exploration. If you are thinking of buying a new motorcycle you may have heard of the “Imu”. A solution that is everywhere and whose operation may not be clear. What is an Imu. The IMU or inertial measurement unit (IMU) is one of the key components in the security and electronic control systems of a motorcycle. Its main function is to measure and monitor the movement and position of the vehicle in real time. Being even more concrete, it measures the acceleration in the addresses forward -atrás, above-down and right-left and the angular velocity in the headdresses, balancing and brunette of the motorcycle. Subsequently, This information is calculated and transmitted In real time to the rest of the motorcycle systems to control both the engine and the behavior of the chassis to help the driver. It consists of several elements, such as gyroscopes, accelerometers or even magnetometers- this allows the rest of the elements (Traction control, ABS, inclination sensors), act accordingly. How the IMU works. We already know that IMU is an electronic system that allows you to measure each movement and position of the motorcycle. And now what? After sending this data to the switchboard, the security systems act based on them. One of the main historical problems of motorcycles is the difficulty of managing curve aids. ABS and traction control, acting to a greater extent than desired, are a perfect combination to go to the ground. Thanks to IMUs, ABS can manage braking pressure avoiding curve blockages. The same goes for traction control. The “Antiwheelie” has also brought us, a perfect option to be able to make quick exits without worrying that the motorcycle is shot. If the system detects that the motorcycle is raising the rear wheel, intervenes to regulate the power. Where do Imu come from. The origin of the IMU is most curious. The inertial measurement unit systems began to be implemented in aircraft, spacecraft, and even guided missiles. Knowing the orientation, speed and forces that affected them has always been key, and it is something that takes implementing since the 40s. Although in the 2,000 decade they began to implement on motorcycles, it has not been until the past five years when they have begun to be practically an essential in any motorcycle that wants to lead in technology. From the aircraft to motorcycles. The principles on stability in inertial navigation systems develop more than 100 years ago, and it was not until World War II when they began to be used in military aviation. 20 years later, between 50 and 60, NASA and the aerospace industry began to use them. Despite the changes to adapt it to street vehicles, the origin remains the same: the need for a plane or missile to know where it is and where it goes in real time. Image | Xataka In Xataka | The terror of European motorcycle manufacturers is not electrification, it is China

Change some of them is in our hand

Do we carry longevity in the blood? Popular wisdom would surely answer yes, that a family history full of octogenarians and nonagenarians is a good indicator that our life will be long. Science, however, seems to point out in the opposite direction. 17%. A new study on aging and longevity has calculated The weight that various factors have about our future health and the risk of premature death. One of the most surprising results is in the effect, relatively scarce, of genetic predisposition against environmental factors. The latter explain 17% of the variation in the risk of death in the population studied, a significantly greater than that of the low 2% associated with the genetic predisposition. According to the study responsible for the study, among the environmental factors with the greatest impact on this risk were smoking, the socioeconomic situation, physical activity and living conditions. “Our research demonstrates the deep impact of exhibitions that can be changed, either by individuals or through policies for the improvement of socio -economic conditions, reduction of smoking, or the promotion of physical activity,” explained in a press release Cornelia Van Duijn, co -author of the study. Different diseases, different forms of impact. The team also observed differences in the degree in which some factors or others hit the risk associated with certain diseases. The study showed that while environmental factors had a greater impact on some diseases (such as those that affected the lungs, heart and liver), genetics had a greater weight in dementias and in some cancers such as breast. Almost half a million participants. The study was conducted thanks to the data compiled by UK Biobank, a database with which the team could study the influence of a total of 164 environmental and genetic factors, and its impact on aging and premature deaths in the sample. Evaluating people aging is a complicated task. The team studied some diseases related to this process, but also resorted to a “new clock of aging”, a biological clock Based on some proteins present in the blood. The details of the process were published In an article In the magazine Nature Medicine. Lessons for the future. The results of the study can guide us when finding the focus on public health interventions. “These results underline the potential benefits of focusing interventions on environments, socio -economic contexts, and behaviors in the rpevention of diseases related to premature age and death,” Austin Argentieri addedwho led the work responsible for the work. Part of the relevance of the work is widely of the analyzed sample and the significant amount of data studied within the framework of the study. Manuel Collado, CNB-CSIC researcher at the CIMUS of the University of Santiago de Compostela, who was not involved in work, He stood out for Science Media Center Spain The robustness of the study, “a fantastic collection of samples and data of thousands of people who are being used intensely by many researchers. But, in addition, to add robustness to the study, their conclusions have also been confirmed in groups of people from different geographical areas. ” In Xataka | Every eight days an old man in Japan is killed by a member of his family. They are the hidden face of their demographic crisis Image | Peggychaucair

Meta had no own app to compete with chatgpt. Mark Zuckerberg has already warned that this will change very soon

Goal is in a strange situation in the AI ​​segment. His Open Source model, calls, is something like the Linux of the AI. From it all kinds of derived developments arise, but while the company triumphs among independent academics and developers, it barely has a presence in the commercial world. And precisely that can change soon. Meta AI Independent APP in sight. According to sources close to the aforementioned project In CNBCGoal is preparing the launch of an independent AI application during the second quarter of 2025. Goal AI is an unknown veteran. The company launched its chatbot Goal AI In September 2023, a year and a half ago. However, the company preferred Integrate it into your social networks ” It was a curious movement, but it has caused it to be a great stranger. Susan Li, CFO of Meta, indicated that Meta AI has about 700 million monthly active users (at least they have opened it once a month). Goal needs its own chatgpt. And as a goal did not offer independent chatbot – it can be webbut not in the EU – the rivals have advanced him everywhere. Chatgpt has always been the referent, but Gemini, Claude, Deepseek or Co -People are now the clear options for those who want to access these tools. All of them offer independent applications on the mobile. Even perplexity does it. Here we have A good example in perplexitywhich is not only a search engine with AI but has become a way of accessing several AI models – Open Source – from the same interface. Goal can take advantage of that same approach since its own LLM is Open Source, but a goal AI has always focused on a flame exclusively. Zuck already warned. The Meta CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, stood out in his talk with investors in January his ambition in this area: “This is going to be the year in which a personalized assistant of high intelligence reaches more than 1,000 million people, and I hope that ai is that assistant of AI.” Did it twice. Not only said that to investors. On January 10 he answered a user who He suggested in Threads What a goal AI had its own independent application. Mark Zuckerberg’s response was an emoticon that represented that he agreed 100% with that suggestion. Subscription model in sight. In CNBC they reveal that Meta plans to collect a subscription for using Metaai, thus imitating the philosophy they have followed for example OpenAi, Google or Microsoft. The idea, as in those cases, is to offer a basic version without cost, and then more powerful, but paid versions. Image | Goal In Xataka | Mark Zuckerberg announces the new goal goal: to create a general artificial intelligence

The next generative AI revolution will not reason better, but integrate into physical robots. And will change robotics forever

In the technological world we are fascinated with chatbots who write essays and take their time reasoning. Grok 3 goes, Claude 3.7 It comes, meanwhile, something less visible but deeper is happening: The beginning of the merger between conversational and mechanical bodies. For the first time, robots not only execute preprogrammed instructions. Now also, in their own way, they understand. Historically, robotics and AI have followed separate paths. Parallel, but separate. Industrial robots were as accurate as stupid. AI systems are intelligent, but incorporeal. Let’s think about robotic arms that have existed on assembly lines for decades. Millimetrically exact, but absolutely lost If a single component appeared in a position slightly different from that expected. The new generation of robots connected to LLMS You can now interpret ambiguous instructions, such as “bring me something for thirst”, and solve the problem through reasoning (word of the year), evaluating which drinks are available, if the user showed preference for some and even if there is ice in the freezer. We no longer program specific movements, but rather general objectives. Figure robots are good examples. So good that even They work autonomously at a BMW factory. According to The company has just publishedthey can even receive generic verbal instructions, such as collecting pieces, and without the need for previous specific programming are able to visually analyze the environment and detect them. They can even pause, reassess the situation and correct the error if someone modifies the pieces. This contextual adaptation capacity was unthinkable a couple of years ago. The really groundbreaking of this impaired in robots is that You can learn very differently. The LLMS trained with text lack the physical understanding of the world. Traditional robots lack contextual intuition. By merging them an intelligence that includes both semantics and physics. A robot equipped with LLMS is not only able to understand the instruction “opens that box without damaging its content”, but can improvise before boxes never seen, evaluating materials, closures and fragilities. The revolution, unfortunately, will not be spectacular as in The novelty-fictionbut it will arrive in the form of robotic arms in factories that can be reconfigured with a verbal order. Or warehouse robots that will understand contextual priorities. Or medical assistants capable of interpreting non -verbalized needs of their patients. Boston Dynamics, the Non-Va-Más de la Robotica during this last decade thanks to your robots jumping and doing Parkourshe is no longer as interested in acrobatics as in integrating understanding systems that allow her machines Understand complex instructions in construction and industry environments. You just have to see Your website. And on the horizon look The Tesla optimus or the Cyberone de Xiaomi. Or unitree like One of the great Chinese technological bets. The big change will come When these systems stop failing before the unforeseen and begin to apply general principles of physical and contextual reasoning. We are not seeing the birth of artificial consciousness, but the understanding of the physical world and the world of meaning in a single integrated system. What this powerful convergence does is its silent nature. He catches us arguing On whether Grok 3 deserves a better product or about itself Chatgpt 4.5 It will be sufficient during the remaining of the year, but Robots are beginning to understand the world like us. Not only by calculating a trajectory, but understanding intentions, contexts and meanings. That is much more transformative and valuable than Any ten -page trial generated in seven minutes. In Xataka | Deep Research is not just a new AI function. It is the beginning of the end of intellectual work as we know it Outstanding image | Figure, Ryunosuke Kikuno in Unspash

Musk’s lawyers want to change that law

Elon Musk has not lost the salary bonus that agreed With Tesla in 2018. Before The refusal of justice To grant it, he has made a determination: change the law to give him right. His lawyers are writing a proposal for bill that will change the rules of the game for companies in Delaware and compensation to their managers. If a law does not prove you right, change it. The law firm that represents Elon Musk and Tesla in their salary dispute with the company’s investors has been writing a bill aimed at changing corporate legislation in Delaware, as has confirmed the firm to CNBC. However, and despite the fact that the bill stops tailored to the case of Elon Musk, the buffet claims not to act on behalf of any specific client. “The statutory changes are necessary to restore the basic principles that have been the distinctive seal of Delaware for more than a century and ensure that Delaware remains the preeminent jurisdiction for incorporation,” said Lisa Schmidt, president of the law firm in statements to statements to the North American medium. Salary bonds do not touch. He bill that is proposed seeks to modify the Title 8 of the Delaware Code related to the fiduciary duty of executives and members of the Board of Directors that includes the General Corporations Law. The main approach of the proposal is to limit the demands related to executive compensation packages, as with the billionaire Bono that Elon Musk agreed with Tesla. This law proposal comes at a critical moment, since Musk faces the appeal of trial in the state of Delaware, where justice already has denied twice The payment of that bonus for considering it an “unfathomable and unfair sum.” Ready for vote. The bill written by the firm Richards, Layton & Finger that represents Musk and Tesla, has already been presented at the General Assembly of Delaware. It must now be voted in the two state chambers, and ratified by Democratic governor of Delaware, Matt Meyer. Brian Quinn, a corporate law professor at Boston College, assured CNBC that this proposal has not gone through the usual channels of the bills, which for decades have been debated and written in the Corporate Law Council of the State Bar Association of Delaware, not in a private law firm. Doubts about its retroactive effect. State senator Bryan Towsend, assured to ABC News that the effect of the new law “is not retroactive and would not affect the litigation related to the Elon Musk compensation package in Tesla.” Sarath Sanga, professor of corporate law at Yale University, does not coincide with this diagnosis of retroactivity and assured that: “It is possible. There is nothing in the law that demands it and there is nothing that prevents it.” Ann Lipton, a law professor at the University of Tulane, agreed with Sanga, noting that “this sends a strong signal to the Supreme Court of Delaware that we want this to interpret this to return to Elon his salary.” Brian Quinn also aligns with the opinion of his two colleagues in Yale and Tulane. “It is totally possible that the court revokes the opinion of the trial for reasons not related to this amendment and the Salary Package of Elon Musk is restored.” The new standard leaves shareholders unprotected. “The true role of corporate law is to protect minority investors. With this bill, the legislature is saying: ‘Do you know what? You have to protect them less,” explained Quinn to CNBC. Senator Elizabeth Warren, a higher rank member of the Senate Banking Committee, described the new bill as the “Musk’s last plan to cheat the US people and enrich themselves and their multimillion -dollar companions. Musk wants to write their own laws To snatch tens of billions of dollars from Tesla’s shareholders, after the courts said they could not do it, ” The senator declared for Massachusetts. In Xataka | A government “Extremely Hardcore”: Elon Musk is applying to the US the same recipe that has applied to all its companies Image | Flickr (Steve Jurvetson), Pexels (Towfiqui Barbhuiya)

How to change all our passwords according to three cybersecurity experts

Passwords have become an essential part of everyone’s digital life. In combination with other verification methods, They are the entrance door to almost all the digital services we use. We need them to make online banking efforts, but also to log in to email accounts, social networks, streaming platforms or online stores. Like house keys, passwords must be well protected to avoid dislikes. But sometimes it is not enough to save them well: there are times when they should change them or reinforce security with additional methods. The question is when. In Xataka we have asked three cybersecurity experts to clear doubts and know what decisions we should make. The problem of security gaps Francisco ValenciaCEO of the Computer Security Company Secure & Itopened the conversation with a blunt phrase: “The user has to think that passwords Sooner or later they will expose themselves” What the expert tells us is relevant, because we usually navigate this increasingly digital and interconnected world without being completely aware of the threats that surround us. Valencia explains that the exposure of our passwords, or what is the same, that they have been committed or revealed, can occur in two ways: that they rob us directly or subtract them from the services where we have registered them. When we register in some online service, this should protect our authentication data, however, as the specialist points out, it is often not so. To illustrate it, the interviewee remembers Yahoo’s case. In 2013, with Marissa Mayer in front, the company starred in a colossal security failure, considered by many as one of the largest in history, which exposed the data of 500 million accounts. The platform “It seemed reasonably safebut the passwords were stolen and informed the users years later, ”he says. “The user has to think that the passwords sooner or later will be exposed.” Alejandro BotterCyber ​​Security Evangelist of Check Pointreveals that “it is increasingly common for a data gap to present.” The expert indicates that these types of scenarios where there is some type of data exfiltration can occur in any field, from a hotel to a bank, although the latter should, in theory, have more robust security measures. While the leaks of our passwords by those who are trusted are a reality, Botter warns that the most traditional security threats, those in which we deliver our passwords involuntarily, are still very present. “We might access a site that was not correct And let’s leave our password, or that the device will be infected, ”he explains. It also emphasizes that awareness is essential to understand that cybercounts not only pursue important objectives, but any white can be. “Many people say: ‘Where will my email be? I don’t think it’s my turn. ‘” In this regard, he mentions that tools such as “Have I Been Pwned? “The reality of information leaks account very palpably. Asked about whether we should trust the page created more than a decade ago by the Australian security consultant Troy huntBotter highlights the positive aspect of the platform, but says that “there is debate about it”, and that we do only email We are providing information that “it is achieved in different ways on the Internet and that is not so complex to achieve.” What are we wrong with our passwords? Adrián Arrow, cybersecurity technician INCIBE- Certhe tells us that “for years, passwords have been the main method of access to our accounts, but also represent one of the greatest security risks.” The specialist of this Spanish Institute adds that “the reality is that most users reuse keys, choose weak combinations or fall into phishing attacks.” Valencia supports this perspective with a practical example: “When we make an audit and, for example, we find a password of a person’s tennis club, it turns out that looking for password password We see it in another pile of sites because that same user has put the password on all sides. And that makes criticism even greater. ” The CEO of Secure & It emphasizes that one of the most critical problems of password reuse is that, generally, they end up leaking by the weakest link. Since the user has used the same set of characters in other services, many times together with the same email address, he ends up exposing all his accounts in a way that would not have occurred in case of using different passwords. “The reality is that most users reuse keys, choose weak combinations or fall into phishing attacks.” “Passwords cannot be the same in all sites. People many times have two passwords, the easy and difficult, and It turns out that it puts the difficult at the bank And something else and the easy thing in everything else. The password cannot be the same, it has to always be different, it has to be random, it has to be difficult to remember, etc. ” This, he explains, will force us to use a password management tool The interviewee adds some quite useful examples: “Knowing the exhibition, if they steal a password, they will exclusively attack the service where I put it. The Facebook password steals me, it will only affect Facebook, but not anything else. Until now the gravity is that if the Facebook password is stolen, it turns out that it is also for my bank and therefore the exhibition is much worse. ” Users usually ask if using a password manager is a good idea. Arrow, from Incibe, explains that “password managers are one of the safer and practical tools PARA store and manage our access credentials ”, and highlights some of its advantages. It lists that they not only serve to store passwords, but are also useful for generating them. “While no technology is infallible, a well -designed manager offers much more security than scoring paper passwords or trying to remember them all. Currently, there is no manual alternative that is so safe and practical. There are cloud and local versions (without connection), but … Read more

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