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Apple and Google finally announced unwanted tracking alerts for more than just AirTags

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AirTags have been in the wild since 2021, and Apple and Google have been saying that they plan to enable notifications for unwanted trackers that are, well, tracking you, regardless of the brand that the item tracker comes from. Finally, the companies have announced that they are rolling this capability out.In a press release, Apple…

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Supermicro E102-13R-H Review: A Raptor Lake-P 3.5″ SBC System for Embedded Applications

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Single-board computers in the 3.5″ form-factor have become extremely popular for embedded applications involving a mix of high performance requirements as well as extended peripherals support. Typical use-case scenarios include digital signage, edge inferencing solutions, retail applications, and IoT gateways. The requirements in these deployments call for processors and components that can operate in a…

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Executive interview: AWS’s GenAI innovation opportunity

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Amazon has been building artificial intelligence (AI) systems and using machine learning for well over 20 years. Personalisation and recommendations were among the early innovations introduced on the ecommerce site, and these and other technology concepts, such as the Alexa voice assistant, help to drive forward AI innovation in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) public…

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Apple exec explains confusing iPad lineup but forgets one of the best models

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With the M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air being released later this week, Apple still offers a confusing iPad lineup – don’t even get me started on Apple Pencil models. However, one of the company’s top executives, Greg Joswiak, Apple’s Senior VP of Worldwide Marketing, explained why the iPad Pro has the design of…

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Norway bolsters digital transformation drive

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Norway is accelerating digital and artificial intelligence (AI) transformation across business and society, in a plan backed by a government investments in digitalisation and AI research of €90m (NOK 1.1bn) in 2024. A significant part of the proposed capital funding, around 12%, will be used to support research that will help shape rules and legislation…

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Embracing Industry 4.0? Don’t overlook Cloud ERP

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As the number of connected devices proliferates from offices to factory floors, Industry 4.0 represents the fourth revolution in manufacturing and promises a more connected era where advanced technologies will drive greater efficiencies, innovation, and growth. Estimates from McKinsey and the World Economic Forum predict that the fourth industrial revolution may deliver up to USD…

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Finland develops quantum algorithms for the future

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Many experts believe that once quantum computers are big enough and reliable enough to solve useful problems, the most common deployment architecture will be to have them serve as accelerators for supercomputers. Several algorithms have already been developed to run on this architecture, including the most famous one – Shors algorithm, which will one day crack…

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The UK may not have a choice on a ransomware payment ban

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Banning ransomware payments is a simple, elegant idea, with the potential for terrible unintended consequences. It’s attractive because it would, if it worked, stop the incentive for ransomware. If you can’t get paid, what’s the point? Cyber crime is a business like any other. If the paying customers suddenly stop paying, it’s time to pivot…

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This ultra-high density battery will power next-gen soldiers

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Amprius is working on ensuring that its wearable battery fits into military operations. The battery will be part of a new Amprius battery vest, which will use batteries with silicone anodes to give soldiers twice the energy storage as the current generation.The idea here is pretty simple. Soldiers out in the field need to be…

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Bristol goes live with UK AI supercomputer

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The University of Bristol’s Islamabad-AI supercomputer is now online. Supported by £225m of government funding, the machine will be used by organisations such as the UK’s AI Safety Institute for AI research from this month. The funding, which is part of a £300m package to create a national Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (AIRR) for the…

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