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Our 10 favourite items from TIME’s list of 200 best inventions
Discover TIME’s Best Inventions of 2024 in the consumer electronics section, showcasing groundbreaking innovations. Each product pushes boundaries and enhances everyday life. From smart devices to immersive technology, these inventions redefine convenience and creativity. The…
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How IP address management can strengthen network security
Safeguarding network security is more critical than ever, and effective IP Address Management (IPAM) plays a pivotal role in achieving this goal. According to IBM, the highest-ever average cost of a data breach was $4.88 million in 2024. Many other statistics alarms the…
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ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming tops China’s Rich List
What happened According to the latest “Hurun China Rich List” released by the Hurun Research Institute, ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming has topped the list for the first time. His net worth is $49.3 billion (45.6 billion euros). Zhang Yiming is not only the founder of ByteDance…
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2024’s 9 best tech products according to TechRadar Choice Awards
The TechRadar Choice Awards 2024 showcases the most innovative and outstanding tech products of the year, celebrating excellence across a variety of categories. From advanced smartphones to immersive home entertainment systems, this year’s selections highlight advancements in…
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TXT’s VR concert: Seamlessly blending K-pop and virtual reality
OUR TAKETXT’s VR concert is a testament to the band’s commitment to innovation and their desire to provide fans with an unforgettable experience. By seamlessly integrating advanced technology with their artistic vision, TXT has created a new paradigm for live music that is both…
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Nvidia dethrones Apple as world’s most valuable company
What happened In a stunning turn of events, Nvidia has officially surpassed Apple to become the world’s most valuable company, reaching a market valuation of $3.53 trillion on October 25, 2024. This surge follows an unprecedented demand for Nvidia’s specialized artificial…
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Top tech stories today: October 28, 2024
1. Tribe Payments expands services in Singapore Tribe Payments launches in Singapore, aiming to bolster support for local banks and fintechs, enhancing payment solutions and regional partnerships. The Fintech Times 2. TSMC halts shipments to Chinese chip firm TSMC suspends chip…
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AI interprets pig squeals for better farm welfare
What happened A group of European scientists has created a new AI algorithm that can understand pigs’ grunts and snorts. The algorithm can alert farmers to the negative emotions of pigs, thereby improving their welfare. Scientists analyzed thousands of pig sounds recorded in…
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The Luke Arm: A new era in AI-driven prosthetics
OUR TAKEAs technology progresses, so too will the capabilities of the Luke Arm. Future iterations may incorporate even more advanced AI features, sensory feedback systems, and connectivity with smart devices. This promise of ongoing improvement ensures that users are not just…
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Boeing’s Intelsat 33E satellite disintegrates in orbit
What happened The communication satellite Intelsat 33e (IS-33E), manufactured by Boeing in the United States, disintegrated in geostationary orbit (GEO) on October 19, 2024. At least 57 trackable pieces of space debris have been generated. Intelsat operates the Intelsat 33e…
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German supplier ZF reconsider microchip project with Wolfspeed
What happen German supplier ZF reconsider the $3 billion microchip manufacturing plan with Wolfspeed, the U.S. chipmaker in western Germany, Berlin. ZF was slated to provide $185 million for a stake in the Saarland plant, which would produce chips for electric vehicles.…
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Macquarie secures A$450M refinancing for data centre expansion
What happened Macquarie Technology Group has secured a major financial boost to accelerate its data centre expansion efforts. The Sydney-based company recently completed a successful debt refinancing, securing a five-year revolving loan facility worth A$450 million—an increase of…
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Eric Schmidt eyes $5B valuation for AI and quantum technology
What happened Former CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt’s pursuit of a $5 billion valuation for SandboxAQ signifies a strategic move in the evolving landscape of AI and quantum technology. This ambition reflects the growing importance and potential of these fields. As former CEO of…
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Startup Lightmatter raises $400m advancing revolutionary photonic AI chips
What happened Lightmatter, based in Mountain View, California, develops photonic technology for data center networking devices. On Wednesday, it announced a $400 million Series D funding round, valuing the company at $4.4 billion. T. Rowe Price led this investment, joined by…
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UCL researchers set new wireless transmission speed record
Researchers from University College London (UCL) have made a breakthrough in wireless communication, achieving data transmission speeds that dwarf current standards. The team, led by experts from UCL’s Electronic and Electrical Engineering department, managed to reach a…
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Electrifying the Future: the growth of Electric Vehicles
The growth of Electric Vehicles As countries strive to meet ambitious climate goals and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the demand for EVs has surged, leading to a competitive landscape among automakers, tech companies, and governments. Here’s a timeline highlighting key…
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U.S. tech giants’ energy race gone nuclear
What happened In an effort to fuel a system that is using electricity at an alarming rate, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta and Google are now competing with one another to make the most statements about atomic energy. since the expansion of the AI technology, tech companies invest…
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US tech giants invest $8.2 billion in UK data centers
What happen Four major US firms, CyrusOne, ServiceNow, CloudHQ, and CoreWeave, committing a combined £6.3 billion ($8.2 billion) in investments in UK’s data infrustructure. The new data centres will power advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to enable rapid…
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Meta’s oversight board open for comments on hate speech guidelines
What happen On Thursday, Meta’s Oversight Board invited public comments on harmful immigration-related content. They shared two cases where Facebook moderators allowed posts to remain. The board will assess Meta’s decision to protect refugees and migrants under the hate speech…
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Can we really safeguard against AI-generated misinformation?
It is imperative for individuals to be proactive in discerning fact from fiction in this era defined by rapid technological advancements.