April 2024

SAP S/4HANA data migration beset by poor and fragmented strategy

3 minutes of reading / AI, compliance, data analytics, Oracle, SAP, Tech / By

German software giant SAP’s S/4HANA data migration and management is a huge challenge. Organisations in the midst of transitioning to the platform lack comprehensive data strategies, find responsibilities split between departments, lack skills, can’t access data and report slow progress to use of artificial intelligence (AI) because of problems with data management. Those are the…

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AWS Public Sector Day: AI-enabled care homes and using big data to ease biodiversity crisis

7 minutes of reading / AI, Amazon, AWS, Computer, digital transformation, HP, machine learning, Tech / By

A hospice in South Devon is working with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to create an artificial intelligence-enabled (AI) nursng home for people with dementia. Speaking at the AWS Public Sector Day in London on Tuesday 19 March, Gill Horne, programme director for care services at Rowcroft Hospice, said the UK is in the midst of…

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AMD RX 7900 GRE gets a free performance boost – is this now the best mid-range GPU you can buy?

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AMD’s RX 7900 GRE became available to buy in the US (and elsewhere) last month, but with an odd catch on the performance front – the good news being that this hiccup related to overclocking the GPU has now been cured.If you’ve been following the somewhat curious tale of the global launch of the RX…

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Intel to Hold Webinar to Discuss Long-Term Vision for Foundry, Separating Fab and Design Reporting

4 minutes of reading / AI, automation, HP, Intel, Microsoft, Tech, Technology / By

As Intel prepares to move its fabs into its new Intel Foundry business, it will change the way it reports results in the coming months. To discuss the company’s long-term vision and give investors a better understanding of how Intel’s business will move forward with Intel Foundry and Intel Products groups, Intel plans to host a webinar…

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Every phone needs this Android 15 feature that locks your screen and saves battery life

3 minutes of reading / AI, Google, iPhone, Tech / By

As usual, the next-gen Android beta is already available to developers. They can test some of Google’s new features for the next-gen OS release. Or they can inspect the code for clues of what comes next. The latter is always a source of exciting findings. And it so happens that one of the cool features…

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Inclusive approaches to AI governance needed to engage public

6 minutes of reading / AI, open source, Tech, Technology / By

People’s inclusive participation in both the public and private management of artificial intelligence (AI) systems is key to making the technology work for the benefit of all, but there are currently no avenues to meaningful public engagement. During the fourth annual AIUK event run by the Alan Turing Institute (ATI), delegates speaking across the day…

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Fresh leak is the first we’ve heard about Intel Battlemage in some time – complete with a suggestion that 2nd-gen GPUs will be worryingly late

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We haven’t heard much about Intel’s Battlemage GPUs recently, except for rumblings on the grapevine that all is not well with the 2nd-generation of Arc graphics cards – but a fresh leak has given us a glimpse of a potential couple of incoming boards.Wccftech noticed that Miktdt on X (formerly Twitter) discovered what could be…

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Apple just opened up the App Store to retro game emulators

2 minutes of reading / Apple, chatbot, Google, iPad, iPhone, Tech / By

In a rather stunning turn of events, Apple updated its App Review Guidelines this week to allow retro game emulators on the App Store. Unlike many of the recent changes to iOS, this change won’t be limited to Europe. In the coming days and weeks, developers all around the world will be able to launch…

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V-Color Has New RDIMM Octo-Kits For Threadripper 7000 CPUs: 768 GB Kits Starting at $4,840

3 minutes of reading / Intel, Tech / By

V-Color has launched several EXPO-certified DDR5 RDIMM memory kits for AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper 7000 Pro and non-Pro platforms. The new RDIMM memory kits, which only come in an eight-DIMM configuration, will enable workstation users to push the limits on the WRX90 platform with frequencies up to DDR5-7200 and memory kit capacities up to a staggering…

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UK’s cyber resilience stagnates as more fall victim to attacks

5 minutes of reading / AI, ISO 27001, patch management, risk management, social media, Tech, Technology / By

Three-quarters of medium and large enterprises in the UK, and four-fifths of high-income charities, have experienced some form of cyber security incident in the past 12 months, but improvements to overall cyber resilience appear to be stagnating, with economic headwinds and high inflation leading to less overall investment, the government has warned. In a report…

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