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Yahoo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The Sandman Season 2 Trailer: The End is Coming for Morpheus
Netflix has finally shared the Season 2 trailer for the highly anticipated final installment of the hit fantasy drama . The next installment will be divided into two parts, with Volume 1 set to premiere the first six episodes on July 3, while Volume 2 debuts the remaining five episodes on July 24. 'After a fateful reunion with his family, Dream of the Endless must face one impossible decision after another as he attempts to save himself, his kingdom, and the waking world from the epic fallout of his past misdeeds,' reads the official Season 2 logline. 'To make amends, Dream must confront longtime friends and foes, gods, monsters, and mortals. But the path to forgiveness is full of unexpected twists and turns, and true absolution may cost Dream everything.' Check out The Sandman Season 2 trailer below (watch more trailers): The video highlights the new challenges that Morpheus will face in the final chapter while also hinting at the Dream god's impending end. One of these challenges includes going to hell once again to retrieve someone he loves. It also teases the arrival of the rest of Dream's Endless siblings. The Sandman is written and executive produced by showrunner Allan Heinberg. The ensemble cast includes Tom Sturridge, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Mason Alexander Park, Donna Preston, Esmé Creed-Miles, Adrian Lester, Barry Sloane, Patton Oswalt, Vivienne Acheampong, Gwendoline Christie, Jenna Coleman, Ferdinand Kingsley, Stephen Fry, Asim Chaudhry, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Razane Jammal, Ruairi O'Connor, Freddie Fox, Clive Russell, Laurence O'Fuarain, Ann Skelly, Douglas Booth, Jack Gleeson, Indya Moore, and Steve Coogan. It is executive produced by Neil Gaiman and David S. Goyer, with Jamie Childs directing all the episodes of Season 2. The post The Sandman Season 2 Trailer: The End is Coming for Morpheus appeared first on - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.
Malay Mail
12-06-2025
- Business
- Malay Mail
Trend Micro Enhances AI Safety and Security in NVIDIA Enterprise AI Factories
Trend Secure AI Factory supports NVIDIA NeMo continuous model safety evaluation and improvement lifecycle Integrating with the NVIDIA NeMo model assessment, training, and customization framework to ensure model safety mechanisms scale reliably and securely across enterprise environments. Safeguarding model integrity against poisoning and misuse during the training and evaluation phases Securing the deployment environment, including microservices and infrastructure (e.g., NVIDIA NIM and AI agents), with Trend Container Security. This helps to prevent adversarial manipulation or resource-based attacks. Protect sensitive datasets with Data Risk Posture Management (DSPM), leveraging NVIDIA AI Enterprise, which includes NVIDIA Morpheus, NVIDIA RAPIDS, and the NVIDIA AI Safety Recipe for evaluations and post-training, to adhere to privacy and compliance standards. Providing guardrails, network protection, and secure AI agent interactions with application users, via Trend Zero Trust Secure Access (ZTSA) AI Service Access Strengthening sovereign AI with trusted security controls, via Trend Vision One – Sovereign Private Cloud HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Newswire - 12 June 2025 - Trend Micro Incorporated TSE: 4704 ), a global cybersecurity leader, today announced its adoption of the NVIDIA Agentic AI Safety blueprint, enhancing foundational security to help ensure customers' AI systems are protected across their full development and deployment lifecycle."Global organizations are racing to innovate with agentic AI systems, and there's a critical need to ensure the safety and security of these systems. The NVIDIA Agentic AI Safety blueprint provides an important enabling technology that works in conjunction with Trend's threat intelligence to support safety across all phases of the AI lifecycle – from model adoption, deployment, and runtime protection — allowing customers to innovate with AI faster."The "Trend Secure AI Factory" is built around unified cybersecurity platforms Trend Vision One TM and Trend Vision One – Sovereign Private Cloud . It's designed to help customers mitigate risk at every layer of the AI factory, encompassing data, models, microservices, infrastructure, networks, and users."Embedding real-time, autonomous threat detection into enterprise AI factories empowers organizations to confidently scale innovation without compromising on protection. By integrating advanced cybersecurity directly into AI factories with Trend Micro and NVIDIA Agentic AI blueprints, enterprise data, models, and workloads can remain resilient and trusted —unlocking the full potential of AI in a secure, accelerated environment."To achieve this goal, Trend is deepening its AI-driven capabilities through the integration of Trend Cybertron , its cybersecurity-specific large language model. Built to detect and respond to evolving threats in real-time, Trend Cybertron is now deployable via NVIDIA u niversal LLM NIM m icroservice s , enabling scalable, secure inference across cloud, hybrid, and on-premise environments. This addition supports the alliance's shared goal of delivering intelligent, production-ready infrastructure for the AI to capabilities including data security, infrastructure posture management, API guardrails, and CI/CD validation, the Trend Secure AI Factory directly supports and reinforces NVIDIA Agentic AI Safety blueprint by:"As AI becomes increasingly embedded in critical systems, its safety and security must be treated as global priorities. We welcome the role of companies like Trend Micro in advancing responsible AI by contributing tangible, scalable solutions to multi-actor partnerships. This kind of cross-sector collaboration is essential to fostering trust and resilience in the technologies shaping our shared future."Hashtag: #trendmicro #trendvisionone #visionone #cybersecurity #trendcybertron #cybertron #nvidia The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Trend Micro Trend Micro, a global cybersecurity leader, helps make the world safe for exchanging digital information. Fueled by decades of security expertise, global threat research, and continuous innovation, Trend Micro's cybersecurity platform protects hundreds of thousands of organizations and millions of individuals across clouds, networks, devices, and endpoints. As a leader in cloud and enterprise cybersecurity, the platform delivers a powerful range of advanced threat defense techniques optimized for environments like AWS, Microsoft, and Google, and central visibility for better, faster detection and response. With 7,000 employees across 65 countries, Trend Micro enables organizations to simplify and secure their connected world.
Tatler Asia
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
Winners of the 2025 Tatler Best-in-Class Hotel awards in Macau
This curated selection of exceptional properties in Macau have been handpicked by Tatler's expert jury and discerning travellers Macau has long captivated visitors with its dazzling entertainment. Yet, to categorise it solely as a gaming hub would be to miss the richer, more nuanced tapestry that makes this city a truly coveted destination. Here, East meets West in a vibrant cultural fusion, where ancient temples stand in harmony with colonial architecture and bustling markets offer a kaleidoscope of sensory delights. Beyond the thrill of the tables, Macau has meticulously cultivated a hotel scene unlike any other. It's a realm where architectural marvels redefine the skyline, each property a self-contained world of luxury, art, and immersive experiences. These aren't just places to sleep; they are destinations in themselves, offering an unparalleled blend of world-class dining, cutting-edge entertainment, indulgent spas, and bespoke services. From opulent interiors that evoke European grandeur to avant-garde designs that push the boundaries of modern aesthetics, Macau's accommodations promise a stay that is as extraordinary as the city itself. This unique integration of leisure and refined hospitality transforms a trip into an unforgettable journey, making Macau a magnet for discerning travelers seeking the pinnacle of luxury and excitement. Morpheus, named after the God of Dreams in Greek mythology, represents the evolution of City of Dreams Macau. With a focus on luxury experiences that go beyond gaming, Lawrence Ho, chairman and CEO of Melco Resorts & Entertainment, calls it a 'thank you to China and a love letter to Macau.' Designed by the late Dame Zaha Hadid, Morpheus is the world's first free-form exoskeleton high-rise architectural sculpture. Marking numerous architectural and technological breakthroughs, its surreal appearance has made it an icon in Macau, Asia and the world. One of its most striking features is the soaring 35 metre atrium-lobby space, where light bounces off its geometric glass and steel framework, creating a dreamy kaleidoscope effect. Morpheus boasts 772 neo-futuristic guest rooms, including three villas with private indoor pools, and six duplex suites. These were designed by Macau-born-and-raised, now California-based interior designer Peter Remedios, whose guiding theme was 'hedonism'. Best New Hotel: Raffles Macau With 450 luxurious suites and over a million square feet of epicurean enjoyment, Raffles at Galaxy Macau is the largest all-suite Raffles property in the world. Taking inspiration from Macau's unique east-meets-west culture, the hotel blends the renowned splendour of the Raffles brand with Galaxy Macau's avant-garde energy. The hotel's opulent design tells the whimsical story of a 14th-century Italian merchant who collected an impressive array of artefacts—think hand-crafted crystal chandeliers and white Statuario marble. A nod to Galaxy Macau can be seen in the peacock motifs carved into the ceilings, symbolising good luck, while a world-class collection of artwork fills the lobby, featuring works by the likes of Joris Kuipers and Sun Yu-li. With a history that spans over 100 years, Raffles has become a benchmark within the industry for its personal service and exceptional attention to detail. Guests have access to the famed Raffles butlers, who are renowned for their thoughtful and discrete service to meet every need. Best Innovation: The Londoner Bringing the best of London to the Cotai Strip, the hotel's facade is modelled after the iconic Palace of Westminster, complete with a life-size replica of Big Ben—bell chimes and all. Guests arrive at a grand, glass-canopied Porte Cochere with cobblestone paving that recalls the capital's famous Victoria Station, before entering the lobby, or Crystal Palace. The grand, light-filled atrium is home to a striking full-scale Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain with Anteros, the Greek god of selfless love, at its hotel grounds boast sprawling gardens inspired by the great London parks, specifically those at Kensington Palace. Another English icon—David Beckham—is an ambassador for the hotel. There's a collection of David Beckham Suites, which the football star curated in collaboration with award-winning design house, David Collins Studio. Ranging from one to three bedrooms, they feature personal touches and homages to Beckham's career and personal life: including snaps of Victoria Beckham taken by their son, Brooklyn. Best Service: Grand Lisboa Palace They certainly don't make hotels like this anymore. Grand Lisboa Palace is a dizzying display of unapologetic opulence: from its stately baroque-meets-chinoiserie interiors to its spectacular art collection - one of the largest in any Macau resort - to Jardim Secreto, 11,280-square-foot meticulously manicured garden with landscaped patios, romantic gazebos and mazes. The Versailles-style garden is centred around an ornate dome, which illuminates the area with an ethereal glow come sunset. But it isn't all just for show. Not only does Grand Lisboa Palace resemble the monumental castles and museums of Europe - despite its epic scale, the hotel has mastered a level of service that's intimate and intuitive, while discrete and unintrusive. Whether you're a VIP guest or someone who's just passing through, the warm and genuine service will leave anyone feeling like royalty.
Yahoo
05-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
HPE gains enterprise traction with private cloud, AI-powered servers
This story was originally published on CIO Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily CIO Dive newsletter. Hewlett Packard Enterprise received a two-pronged boost from its AI server and private cloud segments during the second quarter of its 2025 fiscal year, executives said during a Tuesday earnings call. The hardware vendor saw revenue grow 6% year over year to $7.6 billion during the three-month period ending April 30. One-third of the hardware vendor's AI orders were driven by enterprise demand for GPU-powered servers and private cloud systems, according HPE President and CEO Antonio Neri. The company signed $1.1 billion of net new AI systems orders and exited the quarter with a $3.2 billion backlog, Neri said. Enterprise AI server and networking deployments gained momentum in both on-premises and colocation data centers, according to Neri. 'What we see is customers modernizing their data center, especially because they are focused on data sovereignty and compliance,' he said. Organizations are standing up infrastructure for retrieval-augmented generation, fine tuning and inferencing, he added. As enterprises weigh their AI procurement options, the market has split between providers that are pushing customers to public cloud and vendors steering them in the direction of on-premises alternatives. SAP, Salesforce and Workday are among the enterprise software giants driving businesses to cloud-based agentic AI. Data cloud company Snowflake gave its platform an agent-oriented overhaul earlier this week. On the other side of the divide, on-premises private cloud is enjoying a concurrent resurgence. HPE rolled out upgraded versions of its Morpheus virtualization software and private cloud bundle last month and announced the HPE Private Cloud AI integration with Nvidia's enterprise AI platform. Dell, which last week reported more than $12 billion in AI server orders during the three-month period ending May 2, introduced a private cloud suite in May, too. 'We experienced exceptionally strong demand for AI-optimized servers,' Dell Vice Chairman and COO Jeff Clarke said during a Q1 2026 earnings call, noting the company shipped $1.8 billion of the units, leaving a backlog of $14.4 billion. HPE remains entrenched in the enterprise data center side of the hybrid cloud equation, as it digs out from execution challenges that triggered a 5% workforce reduction announced during a March earnings call and other remediation efforts. 'Since our last update, we have closely monitored the changes implemented to improve profitability,' Neri said Tuesday. 'This includes the rollout of new pricing analytics, increased discount scrutiny and inventory management.' The company expects to eliminate 2,500 positions by the end of the year and ended the recent quarter with a headcount under 59,000, its lowest since splitting from Hewlett-Packard in 2015, according to EVP and CFO Marie Myers. AI is integral to HPE's optimization efforts. The company will use agentic tools to improve efficiency internally, Myers said. 'Within finance, HPE and Deloitte co-developed Zuora AI CFO insights agents built on Nvidia's advanced AI stack and deployed on our own HPE private cloud AI platform,' said Myers. 'We're turning data into actionable intelligence, accelerating our reporting cycles by approximately 50% and reducing processing costs by an estimated 25%.' Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Kuwait Times
04-06-2025
- Business
- Kuwait Times
'The Matrix is everywhere': Cinema bets on immersion
In a Los Angeles theater, a trench coat-wearing Neo bends backwards to dodge bullets that spiral over the viewer's head, as the sound of gunfire erupts from everywhere. This new immersive experience is designed to be a red pill moment that will get film fans off their couches at a time when the movie industry is desperate to bring back audiences. Cosm, which has venues in Los Angeles and Dallas, is launching its dome-style screen and 3D sets in June with a "shared reality" version of "The Matrix," the cult 1999 film starring Keanu Reeves as a man who suddenly learns his world is a fiction. "We believe the future will be more immersive and more experiential," said Cosm president Jeb Terry at a recent preview screening. "It's trying to create an additive, a new experience, ideally non-cannibalistic, so that the industry can continue to thrive across all formats." Cinema audiences were already dwindling when the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, shuttering theaters at a time when streaming was exploding. With ever bigger and better TVs available for the home, the challenge for theater owners is to offer something that movie buffs cannot get in their living room. Boxes of "The Matrix" popcorn for guests are seen during the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix" on an immersive dome screen inside Cosm Los Angeles at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, California. - AFP photos Computer code surrounds viewers during the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix". The character Neo appears on screen with an extended display of the power plant towers during the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix". Attendees watch the character Morpheus appear on screen during the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix". Attendees watch the character Morpheus appear on screen during the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix". Attendees watch the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix". Prestige projects like Tom Cruise's "Mission: Impossible -- The Final Reckoning" or Christopher Nolan's Oscar-winning "Oppenheimer" increasingly opt for the huge screens and superior film quality of IMAX. But Cosm and other projects like it want to go one step further, collaborating with designers who have worked with Cirque du Soleil to create an environment in which the viewer feels like they are inside the film. For filmmakers, it's all about how you place the cameras and where you capture the sound, said Jay Rinsky, founder of Little Cinema, a creative studio specializing in immersive experiences. "We create sets like the Parisian opera, let the movie be the singer, follow the tone, highlight the emotions... through light, through production design, through 3D environments," he said. The approach, he said, felt particularly well suited to "The Matrix," which he called "a masterpiece of cinema, but done as a rectangle." Attendees watch the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix". The character Morpheus appears on screen during the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix". Attendees watch the character Morpheus appear on screen surrounded by computer code during the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix". Attendees watch immersive computer code appear during the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix". Attendees watch immersive computer code appear during the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix". Jeb Terry, President and CEO of Cosm, looks up at the dome while speaking after the first shared reality screening of the movie "The Matrix". For the uninitiated: Reeves's Neo is a computer hacker who starts poking around in a life that doesn't quite seem to fit. A mysterious Laurence Fishburne offers him a blue pill that will leave him where he is, or a red pill that will show him he is a slave whose body is being farmed by AI machines while his conscious lives in a computer simulation. There follows much gunfire, lots of martial arts and some mysticism, along with a romance between Neo and Trinity, played by the leather-clad Carrie-Anne Moss. "The Matrix" in shared reality kicks off with a choice of cocktails -- blue or red, of course -- which are consumed as the audience sits surrounded by high-definition screens. Shifting perspectives place the viewer inside Neo's office cubicle, or seemingly in peril. "They're sometimes inside the character's head," said Rinsky. "The world changes as you look up and down for trucks coming at you." The result impressed those who were at the preview screening. "It just did feel like an experience," influencer Vince Rossi told AFP. "It felt like you're at a theme park for a movie almost."—AFP
