Worth Reading 052926 The rising power demand of the data center industry almost appears like an industry running within the integrated grid but outside the usual paradigm of the traditional electric utility sector. Indeed, it should be treated as such. Much has been said about the use of the DNS as a means both of tracking the online behaviour of individual users and as a means of online censorship and control. Almost every online transaction starts with a DNS query, and if one were able to assemble the complete set of DNS queries generated by an individual user it would be possible to assemble a relatively complete profile of their online activity. Let’s say you wanted to make sure that your AI is secure. Can you just maximize the security and privacy benchmark and call it a day? Nope. The internet is fragmenting. Not in the future. Now. At three different layers simultaneously. In June, Microsoft Secure Boot certificates are set to expire for the first time ever. Related Posted in WORTH READING ← Hedge 306: RPKI Transport
