Here you'll find everything you need to know about AMD's latest EPYC server processors, and how they kick Intel's butt into the next galaxy - as well as using one brain that is better than two! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzpkk3QP3z8

Samsung Electronics Australia's National Training Manager for Consumer Electronics, Sam Winkler, tell us about the latest models in Samsung's 2023 range of TVs and audio, with some pretty amazing features that bring out the WOW factor. Whether it is 17 years as the world's No.1 TV maker, or 9 years as the world's No.1 soundbar seller, Samsung's 2023 range looks and sounds better than ever, and Last week, Samsung launched its new range of Neo QLED 8K & 4K TVs, OLED TVs, Frame TVs, projectors. Q-Series soundbars and more, with the best 4K and 8K upscaling offered yet, a super smooth Smart TV experience, the free Samsung TV Plus service with more than 90 channels, offering what Samsung describes as "premium home cinema experiences with superior picture quality, breathtaking audio, advanced personalisation, and the latest SmartThings (smart home automation) updates - Samsung is clearly pulling out all the stops to wow you into wanting to upgrade your TV. Over 20 years ago, early 40-inch plasma TVs cost $20,000 each to buy, but today, things have changed dramatically. While LG is still feted as the best maker of OLED TVs on the market, and even with LG's own 2023 launch due soon, Samsung has ruled the TV sales roost for 17 consecutive years, according to research firm Omdia, https://news.samsung.com/au/recognising-innovative-excellence-samsung-tops-global-tv-market-for-17th-consecutive-year while FutureSource Consulting has placed Samsung in top soundbar spot for 9 years running. https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-soundbar-ranks-no-1-in-global-sales-for-9-consecutive-years For its TVs, Samsung says "this accomplishment can be attributed to the company’s commitment to premium viewing experiences and user-centred design", with Samsung’s worldwide TV market share based on annual revenue having doubled from 2006 to 2022. Cheolgi Kim, Executive VP of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics said: “Our track record of industry leadership over the past 17 years was made possible by our consumers’ continued loyalty and trust in our products. We will continue to pave the path to create the most premium device experiences that go beyond premium picture quality.” Samsung says it offers a screen for every Australian lifestyle, passion, and living space, and that its 2023 range delivers big screen premium viewing and gaming experiences, while incorporating more personalisation options, and smart home connectivity. The company explains this year’s lineup focuses on "enhancing the user experience by seamlessly integrating smart technologies into Australian lives more intuitively and more simply while delivering impeccable big screen picture and sound quality." Jeremy Senior, the VP of Consumer Electronics at Samsung Australia said: "Samsung understands that technology should empower and enhance every person’s life. That means making big screen experiences more accessible, more intuitive, and more personalised to Australians. “In combining our market-leading TV innovations with unique software solutions such as SmartThings, we’re ultimately transforming our TVs from being entertainment units to sitting at the centre of Australian smart home experiences.” Now, before we go to more details from Samsung on its latest TV and soundbar lineup, here's a video I was able to record at Samsung's media event, featuring Sam Winkler, the National Training Manager for Samsung Electronics Australia, giving us a tour and explanation of the new models, features and benefits on offer - please watch above. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ERHnaJZ_hc

In the modern world where cyber criminals conduct ever more sophisticated attacks, with many an automated barrage to find and exploit the weakest links, burnout among CISOs and cyber security workers has never been more prevalent, but as Cybermindz.org has demonstrated, burnout recovery is real - as is burnout prevention - but how is this done? Cybermindz.org, which celebrates its first birthday https://www.linkedin.com/posts/petercoroneos_cybermindzorg-activity-7075225234160693250-JaM9?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop this month, launched in Australia in June 2022 to support mental wellbeing in the cyber community. Founded by Peter Coroneos, the organisation recognises that many cyber security professionals – the very people that defend our digital, and thus actual, reality - are themselves under sustained and increasing stress, and so Cybermindz set about providing direct intervention to restore and rebuild emotional and cognitive health and alleviate suffering. Given Peter and his team's long history of being cyber professionals themselves, they clearly understood first hand the situation their colleagues, clients and customers find themselves in. Cybermindz.org provides resources and support to lift its peers back into mental wellness and thereby strengthen cybersecurity generally, with its audience not just cyber professionals they want to help, but their clients and those who suffer as victims of attacks, their staff, and anyone in the cyber community who may be feeling a little overwhelmed. An idea whose time has arisen, the need for the ideas, solutions and the neuroscience-based iRest Protocol that Cybermindz presents has continued growing exponentially, and has arrived at the right time to help a troubled world preserve its most important assets. These assets include human beings: humanity itself and human capital, brainpower, ideas, ideals, wisdom, empathy, knowledge, mentorship and more, teaching not only how to recover from burnout, but how to genuinely prevent it in the first place - and how to build an unbreakable wellbeing. Below, I present two video interviews, the first with PayPal CISO, Assaf Keren, https://www.linkedin.com/in/assafkeren/ and the second with John Checco, https://www.linkedin.com/in/xn--fci/ Resident CISO for Financial Services at Proofpoint, both of whom were part of the US launch of Cybermindz.org, the highlights of which are also embedded below. Let's start with the video interview I conducted with Assaf Keren, PayPal CISO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOISTTw8zQw Here is the second video interview, this is with John Checco, a Resident CISO for Financial Services at Proofpoint: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1PQMboABqo For some additional background, you can also read about and watch the Sydney https://itwire.com/business-it-news/security/launch-event-video-cybermindz-org-australia’s-first-peer-led,-cybersecurity-mental-health-support-program.html and Melbourne https://itwire.com/business-it-news/security/launch-event-videos-cybermindz-org-launches-in-melbourne,-announces-deloitte-as-newest-partner.html launches of Cybermindz in 2022 as excellent background, but this video of highlights from Cybermindz.org's US launch alongside the RSA 2023 Conference in San Francisco provides an incredibly good summary of the issues faced today, and the solutions, in just over five minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PylLxgSP7I I also spoke with the founder of iRest.org, Dr Richard Miller, about his involvement with Cybermindz.org and being appointed as the Chairman of the Cybermindz Global Advisory Board, and you can see that video interview above. For more information, please visit Cybermindz.org! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRZ2FjRs7Yc

With just one week to go before StartCon 2019 kicks off on Friday 22 and Saturday 23 of November at the Royal Randwick Racecourse, what are the latest updates on speakers and what's something different to previous StartCon events that attendees can expert? ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10-LLs0E2Js