For the IT and telecoms market, the only certain thing about the tariffs imposed and threatened by the US is that they have caused uncertainty, and as the dust settles on the issue, analysts are now predicting that while fibre and optical technologies will likely escape direct impact, cable outside plant and Wi-Fi routers will…
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Following the report that Apple Vision Pro’s chief is the new head of Siri, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has revealed how Mike Rockwell is revamping Siri’s leadership from the inside out.These changes came just weeks after Apple had to postpone one of the most important Siri features: on-screen awareness. This would allow Siri to search for…
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Nvidia is expecting a big hit to its business as reports emerge of the White House imposing export restrictions on its H20 GPU (graphics processor unit) in China. The new restrictions appear to have been carried over from the previous administration’s policy to restrict access to AI chips and advanced AI models. The Framework for…
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The past few years have seen auto manufacturers increasingly develop telematics systems to give fleet managers more insight into their commercial vehicles, and how they are operated to optimise management and manage risk – and a key segment of this market, video telematics, is set for a significant rise, says analyst Berg Insight, calculating that…
Video telematics systems set for solid growth in North America, Read More »
In the wake of Google’s latest lawsuit loss, there’s a growing chance that the company could be forced to divest its popular internet browser Chrome. If that comes to pass, one notable buyer is already throwing its hat into the ring to buy Chrome: OpenAI.According to Bloomberg, ChatGPT’s head of product, Nick Turley, told a…
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Markus Schümmelfeder has spent more than a decade looking for ways to help biopharmaceutical giant Boehringer Ingelheim exploit digital and data. He joined the company in February 2014 as corporate vice-president in IT and became CIO in April 2018. “It was a natural evolution,” he says. “Over time, you see what can be done as…
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In the wake of the abrupt termination of the Mitre contract to run CVE Programme, a group of vulnerability experts and members of Mitre’s existing CVE Board have launched a new non-profit with the intention of safeguarding the programme’s future. The CVE Foundation’s founders want to ensure the continuity, viability and stability of the 25-year-old…
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ChatGPT went viral in late 2022, changing the tech world. Generative AI became the top priority for every tech company, and that’s how we ended up with “smart” fridges with built-in AI. Artificial intelligence is being built into everything, sometimes for the hype alone, with products like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini having come a long…
Claude AI has a moral code of its own, which Read More »
Every new iOS release brings more functionality worth learning. While BGR has already taught you about some of the most interesting iOS features, such as how to take care of your iPhone’s battery life, how to fast charge your device, or even how to use the new Visual Intelligence functionality, there are still some older…
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In a last-minute intervention, the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has extended its contract for the Mitre-operated Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Programme, relied on by security professionals around the world to keep up to date on the latest publicly disclosed security vulnerabilities. The future of the CVE Programme came into doubt earlier…
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