How about just flag up the adverts not using machine learning The Federal Communications Commission is considering a proposal that would require US political ads to disclose their usage of AI technology.…
Lees meerWhy should we get its paperwork? More than 100 medical industry groups have asked the Feds to make UnitedHealth Group, not them, go through the rigmarole of notifying everyone about the Change Healthcare ransomware infection.…
Lees meerBut if they can't, AMD is well positioned to mop up Analysis Nvidia had quite the showing at the International Supercomputing show in Hamburg last week. Its GH200 claimed a spot among the 10 most powerful publicly known supercomputers, while the CP…
Lees meerHopping satellites every 15 seconds will do that to a protocol, natch SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service "represents an unusually hostile link environment" to the TCP protocol, according to Geoff Huston, chief scientist at the Asia Pacific…
Lees meerSemiconductor foundry industry thanks its lucky stars amid slow general recovery Demand for AI-related tech is at a high point amid a relatively slow recovery for the semiconductor foundry industry, according to Counterpoint Research, which expects …
Lees meerPredicts worse to come for customers as he builds AR for slot machines around Nutanix Next Gregg Lowe is feeling thoroughly chuffed about his technology buying decisions.…
Lees meer$40 million to be raised for engineering and sorting out the supply chain The Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Raspberry Pi is now set for June 2024, and $40 million is expected to be raised.…
Lees meerEnergy billionaire Daniel Křetínský reportedly looking at ways to sway creditors Ailing IT giant Atos has delayed approval of its financial statements for 2023 until the end of this year as it continues efforts to restructure, which have seen renewe…
Lees meerUnderground tunnel testing now available for autonomous vehicles Self-driving vehicles could be on British roads by 2026, following the Automated Vehicles Act becoming law this week.…
Lees meerZero bucks to start but then the meter runs on everything – for years IBM has decided the time is right to bring its Power-powered cloud on-prem.…
Lees meerPredicts worse to come for customers as he builds AR for slot machines around Nutanix Next Gregg Lowe is feeling thoroughly chuffed about his technology buying decisions.…
Lees meerYay, meeting room technology Logitech has unveiled a follow-up to 2017's MeetUp camera with the creatively named MeetUp 2, alongside a room booking solution.…
Lees meerSeoul Summit follows up Bletchley Declaration with more non-binding and vague promises Sixteen global AI leaders – including Google, Microsoft, IBM, and OpenAI – have made fresh but non-binding pledges to deactivate their own tech if it shows signs …
Lees meerHopping satellites every 15 seconds will do that to a protocol SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service "represents an unusually hostile link environment" to the TCP protocol, according to Geoff Huston, chief scientist at the Asia Pacific Networ…
Lees meerPredicts worse to come for customers as he builds AR for slot machines around Nutanix Next Gregg Lowe is feeling thoroughly chuffed about his technology buying decisions.…
Lees meerBoffins, why not simply invent an algorithm that autonomously fixes flaws, thereby ending ransomware forever The US government's Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) has pledged more than $50 million to fund the development of techn…
Lees meerPredicts worse to come for customers as he builds AR for slot machines around Nutanix Next Gregg Lowe is feeling thoroughly chuffed about his technology buying decisions.…
Lees meerNot content with stealing share from Intel at the high-end, the House of Zen is going low AMD unveiled a line of tiny Epyc processors designed to compete with Intel's entry-level E-2400 Xeons.…
Lees meerNyah, nyah: You can't sue for damages if we just meet your demands Facing an antitrust jury trial over claims it monopolizes online advertising, Google has chosen to do the most logical thing it can think of to avoid the case being heard by a jury: …
Lees meerAI might take your job, but you'll be toasty warm while you starve Google plans to invest €1 billion to expand its datacenter campus in Finland – a move that will both bolster its AI compute capacity and reclaim the thermal energy generated by power…
Lees meerNyah, nyah: You can't sue for damages if we just meet your demands Facing an antitrust jury trial over claims it monopolizes online advertising, Google has chosen to do the most logical thing it can think of to avoid the case being heard by a jury: …
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