North America Cloud Services Trends
North America Cloud Services Trends
Cloud Service trend intelligence tracks cloud computing market trends, AI infrastructure demand, hybrid cloud adoption, edge deployment, platform competition, and data centre capacity pressure in North America, giving readers a fuller view of the demand shifts, capacity constraints, platform strategies, capital timing, regulatory pressure, and operating assumptions behind the market.
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BMW’s security breach exposed sensitive company information
BMW's February 2024 cloud-storage exposure is a secret-management and public-bucket control incident, not a customer-data breach. TechCrunch and SOCRadar describe a Microsoft Azure-hosted storage bucket in BMW's development environment that was publicly accessible and contained…
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Zeus, the leader of the IcedID malware faces 40 years in prison
A Ukrainian cybercrime kingpin is facing 40 years in prison after spending nearly a decade on the FBI’s most wanted online list.Vyacheslaw Igorevich Panchukov, 37, pleaded guilty this week in the United States to two charges related to his leadership role in the Zeus and IcedID…
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ChatGPT to Google Bard: AI is rewriting the Internet
With Microsoft’s Copilot, Google’s Bard, and OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4, big companies are making AI chatbot technology previously limited to test LABS more accessible to the public. Input and output These large language model (LLM) how the program works? OpenAI’s GPT-3 tells us that AI…
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OpenAI yet ‘GPT’ can not be registered as a trademark
OpenAI argues in its application, GPT is not a descriptive word, GPT is not a general term, consumers don’t the meaning of “understand” it immediately. Reasons for refusal The US Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) rejected OpenAI’s application to register the term GPT, saying the…
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Air Canada lost lawsuit over its ChatBot offering a false information
Air Canada has argued that its AI-powered customer chatbots are solely responsible for their actions, but that argument won’t hold up in civil court.Now, the airline must refund a customer who was given the wrong ticket compensation information. Inaccurate information The 2022…
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Was President Biden calling voters? People report calls denouncing the New Hampshire Primary
Have you ever received a phone call from the president of United States? In recent weeks, many people have. Someone claiming to be “President Biden” called people to say the New Hampshire primary was “a bunch of malarkey” and told people to “save your vote for the November…
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Treasury Secretary Yellen highlights crypto risks, urges action
U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen emphasises the dangers of cryptocurrency platforms and stablecoins, pushing Congress to enact legislations.
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News: Google to face US antitrust trial over digital ads in September
The U.S. lawsuit against Google for digital advertising monopolisation is set for a September 9, 2024, trial.
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News: US expects to make chips funding awards in coming eight weeks
Commerce Secretary Raimondo to announce semiconductor funding awards in 2 months, supporting chip production and advanced facilities.
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Pentagon’s AI program to estimate prices for critical minerals
US DoD’s OPEN project uses AI to estimate mineral prices, predict supply for market transparency and national security.
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U.S. to announce billions in subsidies for advanced chips
Biden administration to announce multi-billion subsidies for semiconductor companies, aiming to boost U.S. chip production.
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News: Apple pays $13.7 million Russian fine, antitrust agency says
Apple has settled a Russian fine of 1.2 billion roubles (US$13.65 million).
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Google introduces AI multisearch feature in the US
Google’s new AI multi-search feature streamlines exploration across multiple topics for increased efficiency.
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Top tech stories today: January 16, 2024
Is searching article by article too much trouble? We’ve rounded up the must-know global tech updates for January 16, 2024. Read on to see what’s trending today! 1. Microsoft’s new $20 Copilot Pro brings us new AI capabilities The Copilot Pro subscription service was made…
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CoinShares expands U.S. presence with strategic acquisition of Valkyrie funds after bitcoin ETF approval
CoinShares International acquires Valkyrie Funds, seizing the opportunity in the U.S. crypto ETF space post-regulatory approval.
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U.S. bitcoin ETF approval sees $4.6 billion trading volume on launch day
US bitcoin ETFs win $4.6 billion trading volume on launch day!
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and U.S. House Speaker navigate AI regulation challenges on capitol hill
Explore the complex discussions between OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Speaker Mike Johnson on AI risks and regulations in a divided U.S. Congress.
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FINTRAC boosts anti-money laundering with AI for enhanced financial security
Explore FINTRAC’s use of AI in reshaping anti-money laundering, fortifying financial security against illicit activities in Canada.
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Top tech stories today: January 9, 2024
Skip the web search for crucial stories – we’ve got you covered. Here are the key global tech news for January 9, 2024. 1. Canada’s anti-money laundering body to leverage AI bets to crack down on bad actors Canada’s anti-money laundering agency, FINTRAC, is intensifying its use…
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U.S. injects $162m to fuel home-grown microchip industry, reduce foreign depedence
U.S. invests $162M in Microchip Technology for semiconductor production, enhancing national security and reducing reliance on foreign sources.