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Air Canada reports data breach, employee data affected
Air Canada has suffered a cyberattack in which some employee information was accessed. The news was confirmed by the airline itself, via a press release published on the company’s website, where a statement revealed, “an unauthorized group briefly obtained limited access to an internal Air Canada system related to limited…
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AWS users rejoice – Anthropic collaboration boasts huge investment in AI and cloud
A collaboration between Amazon and Anthropic is set to accelerate the development of AI tools in new and exciting directions. AWS Trainium (for AI training) and AWS Inferentia chips (for AI inference) will be used to train future generations of Anthropics foundation model, Claude, and their latest model, Claude 2.…
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Norton launches super-secure browser for Windows and Mac users alike
Popular antivirus vendor Norton has launched a new browser that it claims will enhance your privacy and security online. Available for both Windows and Mac, Norton Secure Browser hopes to tackle the dual threats of overly-persistent advertisers and the increasingly advanced attacks launched by cybercriminals. Ben Wadors, Director of Browser…
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Microsoft Teams is solving one of its most annoying issues – but only if you pay
Making sure your customers or clients get the best impression of your business could soon be a lot easier thanks to a new Microsoft Teams update. The video conferencing service has revealed it is working on a new “out-of-the-box template” for your Microsoft Teams calls that will allow you or…
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Looking to choose a new browser? These secret factors may influence you more than you think
Mozilla, the company responsible for the popular Firefox browser, has weighed in on how it thinks browser choice screens can impact which browser we choose ahead of upcoming EU DMA requirements. The research comes from 12,000 participants across Europe and claims to be one of the earliest large-scale studies designed…
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AMD has just released a chip for robots –yes, you can buy it to try building your life-size Mech
AMD has bolstered its Kria portfolio of adaptive system-on-module (SOM) boards with the K24 and KD240 Drives Starter Kit, which are designed to control electric motors in robotics systems. With this new platform, Kria is aiming to lower the barrier to entry for using chips designed for robotics, according to…
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