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Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
AI fakes and misinformation exposed to young voters on TikTok
Both political parties engage in a meme war on TikTok, trying to compete for more young voters with various means.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
How are self driving cars safer?
With the continuous development of AI and algorithm technologies, the market for autonomous driving cars is expanding rapidly.
North America Cloud Services
Are self driving cars a good or bad idea?
It is generally believed that science and technology are double-edged swords, and autonomous vehicles are no exception.
Global Cloud Services
Dell shares drop as heavy AI investments expected to dent margin
Heavy investments in AI hardware are having negative impact on the American profit margins and it is seeking for growth.
Global Cloud Services
How big is the internet archive?
The Internet Archive serves as a digital time capsule, preserving iconic moments and platforms from the early internet era.
Global Cloud Services
Are self-driving cars better for the environment?
Self-driving cars can reduce fuel consumption by optimising driving patterns, leading to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
North America Institutional
When was the first self-driving car made?
The Stanford Cart in the 1980s and Carnegie Mellon University’s Navlab project significantly advanced autonomous vehicle technology
Global Institutional
Malicious compliance: The hidden rebellion in following rules
It arises from power dynamics, cognitive dissonance, frustration, and sometimes humor, as individuals subtly protest against rigid directives.
Global Cloud Services
6 popular cars with self-driving technology
The realm of self-driving cars, once a figment of science fiction, is becoming a reality with each passing day. Various automakers and tech companies are relentlessly pushing the envelope, making autonomous vehicles (AVs) a pivotal part of the future of transportation. Here, we…
Global Cloud Services
5 things you can do with VBScript
VBScript, or Visual Basic Scripting Edition, has been a cornerstone in the automation landscape for over two decades. Despite the emergence of newer scripting languages, VBScript remains a powerful tool for many professionals, particularly those working within Windows…
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
Neobank Bunq eyes UK market reentry, seeks banking licence
Bunq initially entered the UK market in 2019 but was forced to exit in late 2020 due to Brexit. It is preparing to reenter the UK market.
Companies
Top tech news stories today: June 03, 2024
Trend Micro collaborates with Nvidia on AI cybersecurity tools. Donald Trump joins TikTok, gaining 2.1 million followers in 24 hours.
Global Institutional
AI helps with early heart failure detection
Researchers at the University of Dundee’s School of Medicine analyzed patients’ data to determine how AI could benefit those at risk.
Leaders
Google’s Gemini AI powers Opera’s Aria
According to Kunlun Tech, Opera One Developer Edition browser’s Aria will now be powered by Google’s Gemini.
Leaders
Europol strikes: 4 arrested, 100 servers down
Four arrests were made in Ukraine and Armenia, targeting cybercriminals behind ransomware attacks impacting thousands globally.
Global Cloud Services
Tech giants unite to challenge Nvidia with new AI standard
Specifications for the new standard will be available in the third quarter of 2024 to companies joining the UALink Consortium.
Global Cloud Services
25 smart home and IoT technologies that might just change your life
For laborers, IoT and smart home enable remote management of many things, ensuring comfort and energy efficiency during workdays.
Companies
TikTok builds a separate US codebase to deal with the US ban
TikTok is reportedly working on a US version of its core algorithm in an effort to appease US authorities and potentially avoid a ban.
North America Cloud Services
Unidentified hackers disable 600,000 US routers
Lumen Technologies’ Black Lotus Labs discovered the attack, attributing it to a malicious firmware update targeting routers.
Global Cloud Services
Ether ETF approval: Implications for bitcoin and crypto
Pompliano explains that the Ether ETF is unlikely to harm Bitcoin, as they serve different roles within the crypto ecosystem.