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Antonino Caffo

Antonino Caffo has been involved in journalism, particularly technology, for fifteen years. He is interested in topics related to the world of IT security but also consumer electronics. Antonino writes for the most important Italian generalist and trade publications. You can see him, sometimes, on television explaining how technology works, which is not as trivial for everyone as it seems.


The digital economy in 2024 is confirmed as a runaway train that shows no signs of slowing down; in fact, it seems to have shifted into high gear, shattering record after record and hinting at a future of exponential growth.

Linguistic models: The year 2024 marked a turning point for generative artificial intelligence, with an unprecedented surge in investment. Companies worldwide poured capital into this emerging field, bringing total investment to $13.8 billion, a 500 per cent increase over the

In the digital age, where bright screens dominate our lives, it is easy to fall into the temptation to believe that technology can replace everything, even books. But will this be true? While tablets and e-readers offer undoubted advantages, such

Milan, the fashion capital of Italy, transforms into a magical winter wonderland during the Christmas season. With its charming Christmas markets, dazzling lights, and festive atmosphere, Milan offers a unique and unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. Milan at

The cyber threat landscape is constantly evolving. Artificial intelligence and new tools are increasing the attack level. Companies such as Nozomi Networks are working in this scenario to defend the most important world infrastructure against hackers and criminals. They put

The concept of the "smart city" has become ubiquitous in contemporary urban discourse. But what does it really mean? The expression is more of a political label than an accurate description of urban reality. It's a way to paint those

The IRIS 2 (Infrastructure for Resilience, Interconnectivity and Security by Satellite) satellite system will be implemented by the SpaceRISE consortium. The European Commission established this by awarding the concession contract to develop, implement, and manage the European Union's next satellite

New research from F5 Labs has found that distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks have made a comeback after a period of decline. The new "2024 DDoS Attack Trends" report from F5 Labs recorded 2,127 DDoS attacks in 2023, a

Sports in EU: Access to sporting events within the European Union reveals stark inequalities. Participation of people with disabilities is limited, with Denmark (21.7%) as the sole outlier exceeding 20%. Countries like Italy (2.5%), Spain (9.2%), and France (8.1%) show

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