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Microsoft OneDrive is getting a host of major updates to help track down all your vital files
Microsoft OneDrive has unveiled a series of feature enhancements designed to make it easier to manage and access files on the cloud storage platform. Largely powered by AI, the new OneDrive improvements cater to the needs of business users looking for greater productivity and collaboration, but there’s also some promising…
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Microsoft Recall: A game changer with high risks
In June, Microsoft postponed the introduction of its controversial Recall feature following a series of serious security concerns. The AI-powered tool, designed to capture all user activity over the previous six months, was positioned as a solution that helps users track their activities and efficiently find previously visited websites, documents…
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IT Asset Management bridges the gap between remote work and cybersecurity
In today’s evolving digital landscape, businesses must face two new paradigm shifts: remote work and its link to escalating data breaches. For organizations navigating this, IT Asset Management (ITAM) has quickly become important in bridging the gap between remote work and cybersecurity. The New Reality: Remote Work and Cybersecurity Risks…
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Could AI finally bring an end to Reddit’s SEO dominance? Researchers correlate rise of ChatGPT with drop in knowledge sharing on public platforms
A recent study published in the PNAS Nexus journal suggests the rise of AI models like ChatGPT may be challenging the dominance of traditional knowledge-sharing sites like Reddit and the programming forum Stack Overflow. This shift could impact the availability of freely accessible public information. The research, conducted by Maria…
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Someone finally tested China’s x86 CPU answer to AMD and Intel — the 8-core Zhaoxin KX-7000 processor is promising, but can’t reasonably compete for now
The 8-core Zhaoxin KaiXian KX-7000 processor, China’s latest entry into the x86 CPU market, was recently put through its paces by PC Watch, and while it shows promise, early tests indicate that it falls short of competing with AMD and Intel’s offerings in key areas. Developed by Shanghai Zhaoxin Integrated…
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‘A mobile phone as thin as a credit card’: How massless batteries, similar to the human skeleton, could give rise to the world’s strongest power cell and change the future of our society forever
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have made significant strides in developing a structural battery that could drastically reduce the weight and energy consumption of vehicles and electronic devices. The structural battery, made from a carbon fiber composite, functions as both a power source and a load-bearing component,…
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