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Understanding the Reasons Behind AI Project Failures for Tech Buyers

Many businesses in the U.K. are hitting roadblocks with their AI projects. According to James Fisher from Qlik, only 11% of companies have 50 or more AI projects stuck in planning, and about 20% have advanced to planning or beyond, only to pause or cancel them. Fisher points out a crucial fact: while AI can […]

NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs in High Demand: Sold Out! What’s on the Horizon?

Nvidia is taking full advantage of the AI boom. Their latest Blackwell GPUs are in such high demand that they’re sold out for the next year. Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s CEO, shared this with analysts from Morgan Stanley. This isn’t the first time Nvidia’s faced such demand. Morgan Stanley’s Joe Moore noted that a similar rush […]

AMD Unveils New Lineup of Chips Designed for High-Performance AI Tasks

On Thursday, AMD announced the upcoming launch of its most powerful AI chips yet: the Instinct MI325X accelerators. Lisa Su, AMD’s chair and CEO, emphasized their ambition to foster an open AI ecosystem, allowing innovators to build on their technology during the Advancing AI 2024 event in San Francisco. AMD is positioning its 5th generation […]

7 Factors Contributing to Call Center Burnout That Employers Can Tackle

Call center burnout is a serious issue, affecting your most hardworking employees. The more effort someone puts in, the greater the risk of burnout. In contrast, the average employee tends to coast; they probably won’t face the same pressure because they aren’t pushing themselves. This poses a real challenge: the very agents you can’t afford […]

Google Criticizes US Government’s Plan to Break Up Company Over Antitrust Concerns

Google is pushing back against the US Department of Justice’s (DoJ) proposal to break up the company over antitrust concerns. They argue that such a move could cause «significant unintended consequences» for both consumers and businesses. This proposal follows a significant court ruling from August 2024 that found Google’s parent company, Alphabet, engaged in anti-competitive […]

Firefox Update Addresses Exploited Security Flaw

Mozilla, the force behind Firefox, rolled out a fix on Wednesday for a critical security flaw that has already been exploited. The vulnerability is logged as CVE-2024-9680 and is currently «awaiting analysis» according to NIST. If you use Firefox, you should update to the latest version to safeguard your system against potential threats. Because so […]

How Recorded Future Identifies Ransomware Victims Before an Attack Occurs

Recorded Future has shared intriguing insights into how it can now spot potential victims of the Rhysida ransomware gang before they face an attack. Rhysida has been on the radar since early 2023, notably for its late-2023 strike on the British Library. This group operates a typical double extortion model and largely targets education and […]

Which Option is Right for You?

Bitwarden and 1Password stand out as two of the leading password managers, each taking a unique approach to password management. Bitwarden is open-source, focusing on affordability and transparency. In contrast, 1Password operates as a closed-source service, offering a sleek user experience combined with robust security features. Let’s dive into what each has to offer, starting […]

Google Plans to Appeal Play Store Decision

Google is appealing a ruling issued by U.S. District Judge James Donato in California on Monday, which could significantly reduce its control over the distribution of Android apps. The federal judge ordered Google to make its app store, Google Play, accessible to third-party app stores and to allow software developers to distribute Android apps directly […]