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China’s data centres will reportedly use more power than South Korea by 2030
Chinese data centers could use more electricity than the entirety of South Korea by 2030 Data centers are being relocated in cheaper regions when latency isn’t crucial Flexible grid consumption could also play a role for less important work All the data centers in China are expected to consume a…
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Anthropic staff told to work from home due to risk of possible security strikes
Security contractors at Anthropic were reportedly preparing to strike, but there’s been no evidence so far Physical security personnel are important as AI spend rises and worker threats emerge Anthropic employees were told to work from home as a precautionary measure Anthropic has told workers in its San Francisco offices…
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Why inclusive design makes smarter technology for all
Inclusion is often discussed in terms of culture, hiring or representation. These things matter deeply, but for a technology company, it is critical that inclusivity is also reflected in the products and services our customers use every day – in other words, smarter technology that’s truly for all. Living our…
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HP Smart Tank 6001 comes with two years of free ink for home office printing, but I love the back-to-school discount even more
We’re massive fans of the ink tank printers we’ve tested, with cartridge-free printing offering much better value for money compared to standard inkjets. So, if you’re preparing for back-to-school or a home office upgrade, I’ve found a great deal on the HP Smart Tank 6001 tank printer for $200 (was…
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Nonprofits should focus on incremental gains for AI success
Now is the time for nonprofits to embrace artificial intelligence (AI). There is a distinct opportunity to significantly improve their operations using the latest developments in AI and automation. We are seeing confidence grow in the third sector as organizations come to understand the potential of AI, but now we…
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‘It is significant, and it’s something many organisations haven’t accounted for’: The phishing threats hiding in your calendar invites
Although many people would think of phishing as a malicious email containing a suspicious link or attachment, hackers have now moved far beyond this to target trusted business tools including calendars and meeting invites. We spoke to Soundharya Bharani Poomalai, Associate Threat Analyst, Barracuda, to find out more. Why are…
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