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Grow a Business Codes (June 2025)
Update: added new Grow a Business codes on June 22, 2025 Ever dreamed of building a business empire? Although it may not be possible in real life, you can get a sense of it on Roblox with Grow a Business. Hire employees in Grow a Business and build large, profitable buildings to build yourself a massive empire. But, building an…
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Does satellite broadband have a business case in the UK and EU?
As businesses increasingly rely on fast, stable internet connectivity to operate, the limitations of terrestrial broadband infrastructure – especially in rural and remote areas – are becoming harder to ignore. Satellite broadband, historically considered a last resort due to high latency and cost, is undergoing a renaissance. Satellite broadband has long been synonymous with rural communities: slow, expensive, and reserved…
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How CISOs can work with business leaders to harness the power of AI
Enterprises are poised to pour $227 billion into AI in 2025 – two-thirds of it on embedded, mission-critical deployments, according to IDC’s FutureScape 2025 forecast. That ambition is colliding with a sharp rise in risk, however: Gigamon’s 2025 Hybrid Cloud Security Survey finds 91 % of CISOs are already re-calibrating hybrid-cloud defences after AI-linked system compromise rates jumped 17 %…
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Erie Insurance confirms cyberattack behind business disruptions
Erie Insurance and Erie Indemnity Company have disclosed that a weekend cyberattack is behind the recent business disruptions and platform outages on its website. Erie Indemnity Company is the management company for the Erie Insurance Group, a property and casualty insurer with over 6 million active policies. The company provides auto, home, life, and business insurance policies through independent agents. Since…
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Disinformation security is a major concern for cyber teams – here’s what your business can do
While new for cybersecurity, disinformation is not new to the world overall. We’ve had misinformation, disinformation and propaganda for centuries, and ‘social engineering’ is an evolution of this with a cybersecurity bend. People have been creating fake or falsified videos and images for as long as we’ve had cameras and editing software, notes Daniel Ayoub, senior director analyst at Gartner.…
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Apple is about to unlock international business – Computerworld
What about developers? I think Apple could take this further. After all, having built an effective core translation technology, the company could conceivably open access to the tech as an API for third-party developers. That could enable a multitude of new app experiences, though it’s important to note this is only my speculation. It’s also nice to imagine a translation…
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Is the future of business AI specialized services?
FluidStack is a name that most organizations may not be familiar with, unless they’re operating in the scientific research industry. Nevertheless, the experiences and business model of the company could offer lessons for multiple verticals. The company was founded by César Maklary and Gary Wu and is one of the many science and technology businesses spun out from Oxford University.…
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This hidden army can ease Apple deployment in your business – Computerworld
If you’re a business of any size considering increased deployment of Apple products, perhaps for the first time, you don’t have to go it alone. Apple has a hidden army of experts ready to help you reach the right decision. They won’t force you to do anything, but they will try to help you identify the right solutions for your business.…
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Does computer vision have strong business potential?
Computer vision is a well-understood field of technological development, in which computer systems derive contextual information from digital images, videos, physical scans, or other visual data. Having been kickstarted in the 1960s, computer vision has been a focus of researchers for than a half-century. From the artificial neural networks of the 1970s through to today’s multimodal AI models capable of…
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Android 16’s Factory Reset Protection Could Put Thieves Out of Business
In the past few years, Google has more than doubled down on privacy and security features on Android. From Find My Network (now Find Hub) to Scam Detection, Theft Lock, and Remote Lock, the new features give you a peace of mind. However, another super-important improvement Google brought in Android 15 was to the Factory Reset Protection. It prevents thieves…
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