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Amazon Announces New AI Chip for AWS Amid Competition With Microsoft
Amazon.com on Tuesday announced a new artificial intelligence chip for its cloud computing service as competition with Microsoft to dominate the market for artificial intelligence heats up. At a conference in Las Vegas, Amazon Web Services (AWS) Chief Executive Adam Selipsky announced Trainium2, the second generation of chip designed for training A...
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CES 2023: Samsung Plans to Create a Connected World With Its SmartThings Station, SmartThings Pet Care, More
Samsung Electronics has outlined its plans for a connected world at the CES 2023 conference in Las Vegas on Thursday. The company announced SmartThings Station, SmartThings Pet Care and talked about its new partnerships. It also aims to reduce carbon footprint.
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DEF CON Hacker Tournament Brings Together World's Best in Las Vegas
In the carpeted ballroom of one of the largest casinos in Las Vegas, the few dozen hackers competing in the challenge sat hunched over laptops from Friday through Sunday during the DEF CON security conference that hosts the event.
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Zoom Fixes Security Flaws in Mac That Could Have Allowed Hackers to Take Control of Victim's Machine
Zoom has fixed three vulnerabilities that could have allowed hackers to take total control of a victim’s machine. The issues were shared at the DefCon security conference in Las Vegas last week.
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CES 2022: Samsung, SK Group Officials Test Positive for COVID-19 After Attending US Trade Show
More than 30 officials from major South Korean companies who attended the giant CES tech trade show in Las Vegas last week tested positive for COVID-19 while in the US, industry sources and one company said.
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MGM Hack Exposes Personal Data of Over 10 Million Hotel Guests: Report
MGM Resorts hotels include Bellagio, Aria, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Park MGM, Mirage, Luxor, and Excalibur in Las Vegas and almost all of these are booked round the year for conferences, mostly related to technology.
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LG Smartphone Business to Become Profitable by 2021, CEO Suggests
The LG Electronics CEO Kwon Bong-seok spoke to reporters at a CES press conference in Las Vegas, claiming that the dwindling smartphone will become profitable once again. He claimed that this feat will be achieved by 2021.
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CES 2020: Defying Critics, Ivanka Trump Draws Applause at Tech Show
Trump spoke at CES 2020 in Las Vegas in the face of backlash from some industry officials, including women, who challenged her tech qualifications.
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Toyota's Safety Technology Guardian To Be Available In The 2020s
Toyota Motor Corp's (7203.T) automated safety technology "Guardian" will be available "in the 2020s," Gill Pratt, chief executive officer of the Toyota Research Institute, said on Monday in Las Vegas. The model is more limited than Toyota's full self-driving system, which it labels its "Chauffeur" technology, but "the car if it needed to could driv...
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Amazon's Plan to Profit From Space Data
At a conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Amazon announced a new business unit called AWS Ground Station.
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CES 2018: Make Your Kitchen Smarter Than You With These Appliances!
CES 2018 is being held in Las Vegas from 9th to 12th January and showcases the best pieces of consumer technology in the world.
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Analysis: Apple Is Going To Pay Researchers Who Find Bugs In Its Products. What Took Them So Long?
Apple will finally start paying out cash rewards to researchers who find security problems in their products, the company announced at the BlackHat cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas Thursday. But the news left some experts wondering why Apple was so late to the party.
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Hacking Group Wants to Play Nice With Automakers
The non-profit group, known as "I am the Cavalry," is asking attendees at this weekend's Def Con hacking conference in Las Vegas to sign an open letter to "Automotive CEOs" to ask them to implement basic guidelines to defend cars from cyber-attacks.
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Computer hackers and defenders mix in Las Vegas
A conference gathering of computer security experts and software savants who make sport of hacking them.
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Amazon Announces New AI Chip for AWS Amid Competition With Microsoft
Amazon.com on Tuesday announced a new artificial intelligence chip for its cloud computing service as competition with Microsoft to dominate the market for artificial intelligence heats up. At a conference in Las Vegas, Amazon Web Services (AWS) Chief Executive Adam Selipsky announced Trainium2, the second generation of chip designed for training A...
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CES 2023: Samsung Plans to Create a Connected World With Its SmartThings Station, SmartThings Pet Care, More
Samsung Electronics has outlined its plans for a connected world at the CES 2023 conference in Las Vegas on Thursday. The company announced SmartThings Station, SmartThings Pet Care and talked about its new partnerships. It also aims to reduce carbon footprint.
-
DEF CON Hacker Tournament Brings Together World's Best in Las Vegas
In the carpeted ballroom of one of the largest casinos in Las Vegas, the few dozen hackers competing in the challenge sat hunched over laptops from Friday through Sunday during the DEF CON security conference that hosts the event.
-
Zoom Fixes Security Flaws in Mac That Could Have Allowed Hackers to Take Control of Victim's Machine
Zoom has fixed three vulnerabilities that could have allowed hackers to take total control of a victim’s machine. The issues were shared at the DefCon security conference in Las Vegas last week.
-
CES 2022: Samsung, SK Group Officials Test Positive for COVID-19 After Attending US Trade Show
More than 30 officials from major South Korean companies who attended the giant CES tech trade show in Las Vegas last week tested positive for COVID-19 while in the US, industry sources and one company said.
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MGM Hack Exposes Personal Data of Over 10 Million Hotel Guests: Report
MGM Resorts hotels include Bellagio, Aria, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Park MGM, Mirage, Luxor, and Excalibur in Las Vegas and almost all of these are booked round the year for conferences, mostly related to technology.
-
LG Smartphone Business to Become Profitable by 2021, CEO Suggests
The LG Electronics CEO Kwon Bong-seok spoke to reporters at a CES press conference in Las Vegas, claiming that the dwindling smartphone will become profitable once again. He claimed that this feat will be achieved by 2021.
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CES 2020: Defying Critics, Ivanka Trump Draws Applause at Tech Show
Trump spoke at CES 2020 in Las Vegas in the face of backlash from some industry officials, including women, who challenged her tech qualifications.
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Toyota's Safety Technology Guardian To Be Available In The 2020s
Toyota Motor Corp's (7203.T) automated safety technology "Guardian" will be available "in the 2020s," Gill Pratt, chief executive officer of the Toyota Research Institute, said on Monday in Las Vegas. The model is more limited than Toyota's full self-driving system, which it labels its "Chauffeur" technology, but "the car if it needed to could driv...
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Amazon's Plan to Profit From Space Data
At a conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Amazon announced a new business unit called AWS Ground Station.
-
CES 2018: Make Your Kitchen Smarter Than You With These Appliances!
CES 2018 is being held in Las Vegas from 9th to 12th January and showcases the best pieces of consumer technology in the world.
-
Analysis: Apple Is Going To Pay Researchers Who Find Bugs In Its Products. What Took Them So Long?
Apple will finally start paying out cash rewards to researchers who find security problems in their products, the company announced at the BlackHat cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas Thursday. But the news left some experts wondering why Apple was so late to the party.
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Hacking Group Wants to Play Nice With Automakers
The non-profit group, known as "I am the Cavalry," is asking attendees at this weekend's Def Con hacking conference in Las Vegas to sign an open letter to "Automotive CEOs" to ask them to implement basic guidelines to defend cars from cyber-attacks.
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Computer hackers and defenders mix in Las Vegas
A conference gathering of computer security experts and software savants who make sport of hacking them.
