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Thousands of confidential UN documents linked to gender equality push leaked online
A database believed to belong to the United Nations Trust Fund to End Violence against Women has been discovered unsecured online, containing financial reports, bank account information, staff details, victim testimonies and more. The database, containing a total 228 GB of information, was discovered by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler and…
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Canva unveils new image generator powered by Leonardo.ai
Canva has launched a new text-to-image generator based on the Phoenix foundation model technology it acquired earlier in 2024 with the purchase of Leonardo.ai. Canva claims the new Dream Lab tool can generate up to 15 different types of graphics, including 3D renders and illustrations, and can also reference other…
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Entri 1 : GoDaddy 0 – Court ruling allows Entri to challenge GoDaddy’s alleged anti-competitive behaviour
Entri, a software provider, accuses GoDaddy, a major domain registrar, of anti-competitive practices, interference with business contracts, and limiting market choices. The court’s recent denial of GoDaddy’s motion to dismiss the case signals that Entri has presented plausible claims, setting the stage for further legal proceedings. After the recent ruling…
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End of the NAND layers race: innovation across vectors
NAND is a vital component of the future of electronics. It’s everywhere, driving the storage capacity, performance and power efficiency in everything from data center servers to the smallest mobile devices – such as phones, drones, cameras and other portable devices. As these systems and electronic devices add more features…
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Will LLMs become the ultimate mediators for better and for worse? DeepMind researchers and Reddit users seem to agree on that
AI experts believe large language models (LLMs) could serve a purpose as mediators in certain scenarios where agreements can’t be reached between individuals. A recent study by researchers at Google DeepMind sought to explore the potential for LLMs to be used in this regard, particularly in terms of solving incendiary…
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Crucial’s new ultra-fast clock driver DDR5 memory modules bring 2x speed boost for AI PCs, but they aren’t cheap
Micron Technology has introduced its first-ever Crucial DDR5 CUDIMM (clocked unbuffered dual inline memory modules) and CSODIMM (clocked small outline dual memory modules) solutions, delivering speeds up to 6,400 MT/s – twice the maximum standard DDR4 speeds (3,200 MT/s). These new clock driver-based memory modules are designed for AI PCs…
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