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Embracing AI in the modern contact center
In the contact center industry, it’s safe to say that the initial buzz around AI has quickly given way to a constant hum. Today, organizations everywhere are shifting their position, strategy and investment decisions away from viewing AI as a shiny new toy to an area where they want to…
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Looking for a wireless drive? This fantastic little VPN router allows you to access a portable hard drive, an external SSD, a USB Flash Drive or a microSD card without wires
You’re likely not familiar with GL.iNet, but the Hong Kong-based network hardware developer makes some fantastic products, including travel routers, cellular routers, enterprise network products, and security gateways – and we’re particularly taken with its GL.iNet GL-AXT1800 (Slate AX), a pocket-sized Wi-Fi 6 Gigabit travel router. First announced back in…
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Dynabook unleashes its first 16-inch laptop, infused with Intel’s latest AI CPU and an antimicrobial coating — shame about the smallish battery
Windows AI PCs are all the rage at the moment and there’s a lot of competition for the best business laptop. – but Dynabook is now getting in on the action by announcing the 14-inch Tecra A40-M and the 16-inch Tecra A60-M. Both of the laptops come stocked with Windows…
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A GitHub token leak could have put the entire Python language at risk
What if the Python programming language itself was malicious? It would be the most devastating supply chain attack in human history – but it almost happened after an important GitHub token was accidentally leaked. Cybersecurity researchers from JFrog recently discovered a GitHub Personal Access Token in a public Docker container…
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Battery-powered robot crabs, 4TB glass discs and Hololens tech: A deep dive into Project Silica reveals how Microsoft doesn’t want petabyte capacity quartz disks just yet
The cover feature of the June 2024 of DataCenterDynamics (DCD) takes a fascinating and detailed look into the world of Project Silica, a research initiative by Microsoft aimed at developing a new storage technology using quartz glass as a medium for long-term data storage. Microsoft’s vision for Project Silica comes…
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US government warns of possible security issue with popular geospatial data platform
The US government has warned its agencies of critical software vulnerabilities being exploited in a top geospatial data platform. Found by security researcher Steve Ikeoka, the flaws affect the OSGeo GeoServer GeoTools, an open source software server used to share and edit geospatial data. The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security…
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