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Microsoft's Foldable Smartphone Could Be In Development, Suggests New Patent Application
Microsoft’s latest patent application shows that the company is developing a technology for a foldable smartphone which will be quite different from its Surface Duo lineup. The company could try its hand at the ‘true foldable’ design where a single foldable display is used instead of two separate displays connected by a hinge.
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Amazon Bedrock Drew Customers to Try Out AI Service Competing With Microsoft and Google
Amazon.com’s cloud division has drawn thousands of customers to try out its service vying with Microsoft and Google in a key area of artificial intelligence, an executive told Reuters. The company also announced new AI tools on Wednesday, including a program for building more conversational customer-service agents, technology access from the star...
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Microsoft Announces ChatGPT-Like AI Technology for Search Engine Bing, Edge Browser
Microsoft on Tuesday announced the launch of a revamped version of its Bing search engine that is powered by ChatGPT-like technology. The service will also be integrated with the company's Edge browser, Microsoft said. A public preview of the new Bing was launched for desktop users who sign up for it, and the technology will scale to millions of us...
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Don't Like Elon Musk? Work For Us - Tech Firms Lure Ex-Twitter Employees
Put off by Elon Musk's muscular management style? Move to us! That's the pitch being used by talent-starved technology firms trying to lure thousands of former Twitter Inc employees laid off by the social media company under its new owner.
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Micron Begins Mass Production of Advanced DRAM Memory Chip in Japan
Micron on Wednesday began mass production of its new high-capacity low-power 1-beta dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips at its new plant in Japan. Located at Hiroshima, the facility will product Micron's latest memory chip that can store a third more data than older chips, as the company tries to revive and modernise its once-mighty chip indu...
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Future-Proofing Your Business Against Global Uncertainties
With uncertainties and threats, businesses are needed ensure their assets are future-proof. While business environments are always evolving, the new technologies on the horizon and constantly changing consumer demands and preferences wreak havoc even on the best-laid plans. Here's how you can try best to future-proof businesses.
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Big Tech's Play In Finance Poses Systematic Concerns: RBI Governor
Big technology companies' play in the financial The entry of firms like Google, Amazon and Facebook (Meta), or big tech companies, into the financial sector also poses question marks around competition and data privacy. "They (big tech firms) carry risks, which need to be properly assessed and dealt with," Mr Das said while speaking at Modern BFSI...
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Are You An Avid Gamer? Here Are Some Quirkiest Racing Games That You Might Enjoy
If you are new in the gaming world, some games are available in the market that can make your head spin and brain go fuzzy after some moment when you try to unwind them. However, this is not something new to deal with for an avid gamer
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Satellite Pic Shows Kilometres-Long Traffic Jam As People Flee Ukraine
A long traffic jam of cars and trucks, stretching to several kilometres, was seen in new satellite images near Ukraine's border with Romania as people tried to flee to neighbouring countries as Russian missiles pounded capital Kyiv.
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Essentials of Cylinder Deactivation Technology
For years, automobile manufacturers have been trying to find new ways to make their vehicles' work more efficient. One such solution is the cylinder deactivation technology.
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Interesting Car Features That Were Discontinued
Ever since cars became popular, manufacturers have been trying to incorporate new features. But sometimes some features just don't cut it with the customers and have to be discontinued.
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Dented Your Car? Don't Panic And Try One of These Eight Things Instead
Did you spot a nasty dent in your precious vehicle? Worry not! We've enlisted eight time-proven tricks to help you fix the damage!
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Virtual Reality for Training: Companies Moving in Direction of Hiring, Onboarding New Employees With VR
There are many things the COVID-19 pandemic has helped bring into the mainstream, including an accelerated adoption of technology by individuals and enterprises. More people today appear interested in leveraging technology to work from home. Enterprises, too, are adopting or trying new technologies for a smooth transition.
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Intel Plans to Source Chip Subcomponents From External Factories, Details TSMC Partnerships
Intel gave new details of its turnaround strategy to source subcomponents of its chips from external factories, including new specifics of partnerships with rival TSMC.
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Ferrari To Use Cutting Edge New Simulator For 2022 F1 Car
Ferrari is hoping this simulator plays a key role in the development of the 2022 car giving it an advantage over the competition.
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Microsoft's Foldable Smartphone Could Be In Development, Suggests New Patent Application
Microsoft’s latest patent application shows that the company is developing a technology for a foldable smartphone which will be quite different from its Surface Duo lineup. The company could try its hand at the ‘true foldable’ design where a single foldable display is used instead of two separate displays connected by a hinge.
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Amazon Bedrock Drew Customers to Try Out AI Service Competing With Microsoft and Google
Amazon.com’s cloud division has drawn thousands of customers to try out its service vying with Microsoft and Google in a key area of artificial intelligence, an executive told Reuters. The company also announced new AI tools on Wednesday, including a program for building more conversational customer-service agents, technology access from the star...
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Microsoft Announces ChatGPT-Like AI Technology for Search Engine Bing, Edge Browser
Microsoft on Tuesday announced the launch of a revamped version of its Bing search engine that is powered by ChatGPT-like technology. The service will also be integrated with the company's Edge browser, Microsoft said. A public preview of the new Bing was launched for desktop users who sign up for it, and the technology will scale to millions of us...
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Don't Like Elon Musk? Work For Us - Tech Firms Lure Ex-Twitter Employees
Put off by Elon Musk's muscular management style? Move to us! That's the pitch being used by talent-starved technology firms trying to lure thousands of former Twitter Inc employees laid off by the social media company under its new owner.
-
Micron Begins Mass Production of Advanced DRAM Memory Chip in Japan
Micron on Wednesday began mass production of its new high-capacity low-power 1-beta dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips at its new plant in Japan. Located at Hiroshima, the facility will product Micron's latest memory chip that can store a third more data than older chips, as the company tries to revive and modernise its once-mighty chip indu...
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Future-Proofing Your Business Against Global Uncertainties
With uncertainties and threats, businesses are needed ensure their assets are future-proof. While business environments are always evolving, the new technologies on the horizon and constantly changing consumer demands and preferences wreak havoc even on the best-laid plans. Here's how you can try best to future-proof businesses.
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Big Tech's Play In Finance Poses Systematic Concerns: RBI Governor
Big technology companies' play in the financial The entry of firms like Google, Amazon and Facebook (Meta), or big tech companies, into the financial sector also poses question marks around competition and data privacy. "They (big tech firms) carry risks, which need to be properly assessed and dealt with," Mr Das said while speaking at Modern BFSI...
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Are You An Avid Gamer? Here Are Some Quirkiest Racing Games That You Might Enjoy
If you are new in the gaming world, some games are available in the market that can make your head spin and brain go fuzzy after some moment when you try to unwind them. However, this is not something new to deal with for an avid gamer
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Satellite Pic Shows Kilometres-Long Traffic Jam As People Flee Ukraine
A long traffic jam of cars and trucks, stretching to several kilometres, was seen in new satellite images near Ukraine's border with Romania as people tried to flee to neighbouring countries as Russian missiles pounded capital Kyiv.
-
Essentials of Cylinder Deactivation Technology
For years, automobile manufacturers have been trying to find new ways to make their vehicles' work more efficient. One such solution is the cylinder deactivation technology.
-
Interesting Car Features That Were Discontinued
Ever since cars became popular, manufacturers have been trying to incorporate new features. But sometimes some features just don't cut it with the customers and have to be discontinued.
-
Dented Your Car? Don't Panic And Try One of These Eight Things Instead
Did you spot a nasty dent in your precious vehicle? Worry not! We've enlisted eight time-proven tricks to help you fix the damage!
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Virtual Reality for Training: Companies Moving in Direction of Hiring, Onboarding New Employees With VR
There are many things the COVID-19 pandemic has helped bring into the mainstream, including an accelerated adoption of technology by individuals and enterprises. More people today appear interested in leveraging technology to work from home. Enterprises, too, are adopting or trying new technologies for a smooth transition.
-
Intel Plans to Source Chip Subcomponents From External Factories, Details TSMC Partnerships
Intel gave new details of its turnaround strategy to source subcomponents of its chips from external factories, including new specifics of partnerships with rival TSMC.
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Ferrari To Use Cutting Edge New Simulator For 2022 F1 Car
Ferrari is hoping this simulator plays a key role in the development of the 2022 car giving it an advantage over the competition.
