Zoom’s Sneaky Consent Clause: Can AI Use Your Data Without You Knowing?

Zoom, the popular video conferencing platform, is facing scrutiny over its terms of use, which include provisions related to data usage for artificial intelligence (AI) training. While sections on software licensing, beta services, and compliance are placed at the beginning of the terms, a closer look reveals a clause that allows the company to utilize customer data for AI training…

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch6 and Watch6 Classic: A Revamp of Style and Functionality

In a dazzling unveil, Samsung showcased its latest offerings in the smartwatch arena: the Galaxy Watch6 and Watch6 Classic. These sleek wearables mark a significant leap from their predecessors, blending advanced technology with a touch of classic elegance. The Galaxy Watch6, a standout in Samsung's lineup, boasts a 20% larger screen than its predecessor, resulting in a 30% reduction in…

Google’s eSignature: A New Era of Digital Signatures Arrives on Google Docs and Drive

Google has made a monumental stride in the realm of digital documentation with the launch of its eSignature beta for Google Docs and Google Drive. This pioneering feature, previously confined to limited alpha testing, is now ready to revolutionize the way solo entrepreneurs and small businesses manage their crucial contracts and agreements. Casting aside the archaic processes of printing, manual…

32GB DDR5 Chips: Micron’s Quantum Leap in Memory Technology

Micron, a leading innovator in memory technology, has unveiled a groundbreaking achievement in memory performance with the introduction of the world's fastest HBM3 Gen2 memory, boasting an impressive 1.2 TB/s speed. This remarkable advancement comes alongside the revelation that Micron is preparing to embark on mass production of 32GB DDR5 chips, with plans to expand into even higher capacity modules…

Intel Stuns Market with Surprise Quarterly Profit Amid PC Market Slump

Tech giant Intel (INTC.O) has defied expectations by posting a surprising quarterly profit, signaling a potential turnaround in the PC market. The slump in PC sales that plagued the industry over the past year is beginning to ease, and as a result, inventories have started to diminish. Canalys data shows that PC shipments only fell by 11.5% in the June…

Fast Company: Microsoft’s Revenue Soars to $56.2 Billion in Q4

In a remarkable financial feat, Microsoft has reported a staggering $20 billion in profit for its fiscal fourth quarter, exceeding expectations by a significant margin. This translates to a remarkable $2.69 per share, surpassing the analysts' projected figure of $2.55, as per Fast Company's report. The tech giant's revenue for the April-June quarter amounted to an impressive $56.2 billion, marking…

EU Chips Act: Paving the Path to Technological Advancement and Economic Growth

In a significant move towards technological advancement and economic growth, the European Union has given the green light to "The EU Chips Act," a groundbreaking initiative that will see an investment of a staggering €43 billion in building semiconductor fabs in Europe. The momentous decision, as stated in a press release from the European Council, aims to propel the EU's…

Netflix Unveils Game-Changing Feature: Introducing ‘My Netflix’ for the Busy Viewer

Netflix, the popular video streaming service, has exciting news for its users - the introduction of the new "My Netflix" feature. Designed for those with busy schedules who don't have the luxury of spending time searching for captivating series or movies, this feature aims to enhance the viewing experience. Accessible through the mobile application on both iOS and Android platforms,…

Apple Mac Sales Defy Market Slump: IDC Reports 10.3% YoY Growth

In the midst of a general market downturn in the second quarter of this year, Apple has defied the odds with a sharp rise in Mac sales, as revealed by the latest IDC statistics. Showcasing an impressive year-on-year growth of 10.3%, Apple emerges as the sole PC maker from the top five to achieve positive results during this challenging period.…

High-Stakes Trial Begins: Teenagers Face Charges in Hacking of NVIDIA, Rockstar, and Uber

In a high-profile trial taking place in London, two teenagers have been charged with hacking into high-profile companies such as NVIDIA, Rockstar and Uber. The defendants, 18-year-old Arion Kortey and a 17-year-old whose identity was not disclosed, are accused of serious computer abuse, blackmail and fraud. The prosecution alleges they are involved in a hacking group known as Lapsus$. Arion…

Broadcom’s $61 Billion Takeover of VMware Approved by EU Regulator, Antitrust Investigation Concludes

In a landmark development, Broadcom, the US semiconductor giant, has moved one step closer to acquiring virtualization technology developer VMware in a monumental $61 billion deal. After months of intense antitrust scrutiny, the European Union regulator has finally given its approval, albeit with certain requirements to ensure healthy competition in the industry. Broadcom initially announced its intention to purchase VMware…

Apple Inc. Breaks Records, Surpassing All-Time High in Spectacular Fashion

Apple Inc., the iconic tech giant, has reached a landmark milestone, hitting an all-time high for the first time in more than a year. This significant event underscores Apple's resurgence and reaffirms its position as an industry leader. According to Bloomberg, Apple stock was up 1.6 percent, closing the trading session at an impressive $183.79. That closing price was Apple's…

EU regulator investigates Amazon deal with iRobot

The European Commission has expressed concerns over Amazon's proposed acquisition of iRobot, citing potential implications for competition in the robot vacuum cleaner market and the strengthening of Amazon's position as an online marketplace provider. The EU regulator is conducting an investigation to determine whether access to iRobot users' data would provide Amazon with an unfair advantage in online services, including…

Next-Generation Technology Unveiled: Intel’s Semiconductor Fabs in Germany to Push Boundaries

Intel signed a series of contracts to build semiconductor fabs in Germany, Israel and Poland, a groundbreaking move that reaffirms its commitment to Europe. These strategic investments, totaling $63 billion, demonstrate Intel's commitment to strengthening its global infrastructure and consolidating its position in the semiconductor industry. The largest investment is a $33 billion agreement to build semiconductor fabs in Germany.…

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