Technology
You’re investing heavily in GPUs. But as AI moves from pilots to production, the real bottleneck isn’t the GPU itself—it’s the data layer that feeds it. Your unstructured and semi-structured data is scattered across filesystems, object stores, data warehouses, SaaS platforms and public cloud and hosted services. If your AI data platform can’t efficiently […]
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The WhatsApp will stop working on older Android phones from September 8th. With the update, the application will require at least Android 6.0, making devices that still operate with versions 5.0 and 5.1 incompatible. The change was reported in the platform’s Help Center and is part of a review of the technical requirements necessary for the […]
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Plastic that kills viruses Scientists have created a very thin plastic film that is capable of physically destroying viruses the instant these pathogens come into contact with its surface. The expectation is that this innovation will enable the manufacture of coatings and utensils that help reduce the spread of diseases through frequently touched objects and […]
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The Apple Vision Pro has proven to be a useful tool for cataract surgery. The Apple Vision Pro continues to prove its potential in the medical field, with the headset now seeing use for cataract surgeries in New York. Priced at $3500, the Apple Vision Pro was never going to be a hit consumer product. […]
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Google has optimized Gemini for Home device commands, making response times faster. Gemini is also better at interpreting the context of your home and conversations for reduced errors and interruptions. If you have a payment issue, Google Home Premium will now temporarily pause your subscription instead of end it. It’s been about six months since […]
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QWhen talking about good practices in the use of electronic devices, it is common for there to be divergences depending on how they are used. Still, some guidelines are widely accepted, such as the ideal frequency for restarting your computer. According to the BGR website, current computers are more efficient in managing software and using […]
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The actions of Spotify fell more than 13% at the opening of the market this Tuesday (28). The retreat came shortly after the company released financial results for the first quarter of 2026. Although past numbers have been positive, the market has reacted badly to future projections presented by the streaming giant, which came in […]
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Satya and I have been working on succession for some time. I am incredibly confident and excited about the future with Perry Clarke, Charles Lamanna, Pavan Davuluri, and Ryan Roslansky as EVP direct reports to Satya. I am also excited to announce the promotions of Jeff Teper to EVP, and Sumit Chauhan and Kirk Koenigsbauer to President. Please join […]
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Bambu Lab’s H2C 3D printer is a powerhouse built for professionals, easy enough for beginners to use, and comes with a price tag to match. It’s been a minute since I’ve done any 3D printing. A couple of years ago, I got to try out the Ender 3 Neo, which I thought was neat, but ultimately […]
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Researchers from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)in Saudi Arabia, developed electronic devices capable of operating stably in a temperature range that no conventional semiconductor can withstand: from almost absolute zero, to 2 K (-271.1 °C), up to 500 °C. For comparison purposes, any electronic component present in a common computer or smartphone […]
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