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HP’s AI printer push continues with new edge capabilities and security features
HP has announced two new AI features that will be integrated on select members of its printer lineup, continuing the firm’s effort to rejuvenate the legacy tech with generative AI. The company set its sights on bringing AI to the world of printing last year and it has unveiled recent strides on this front at its Amplify conference in Nashville.…
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HP hones its edge AI ambitions at Amplify 2025
This year HP Inc brought its annual Amplify partner conference to Music City, Nashville – but it wasn’t guitar notes the hardware giant wanted to project. AI the edge was the overriding theme this year at the Gaylord Opryland resort, with AI PCs front and center and an ensemble of other AI-equipped devices close behind. It’s clear HP has gone…
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You Can Now Limit How Much RAM Microsoft Edge Eats Up While Gaming
Microsoft Edge continues to position itself as the sensible, performance-centric alternative to Chrome, free of the bloat that Google’s continual feature creep can sometimes result in. Now, it seems, the company is also coming after other browsers like Opera GX, as it’s just copied one of that browser’s most useful features. As reported by Windows Latest, Edge has recently added…
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How to turn on and off Dark Mode in Microsoft Edge
The Microsoft Edge Dark Mode is a cool feature built into the browser that provides a sleek, visually comfortable browsing experience. On top of enhancing aesthetics, the Dark Mode in Microsoft Edge also helps reduce eye strain, especially in low-light environments. Whether you’re browsing at night or simply prefer a darker interface, enabling Dark Mode in Edge is a quick…
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Edge Security Challenges & Protection Strategies
The advent of edge computing has transformed how data is processed and services are delivered. With an increasing reliance on distributed computing, edge devices, and Internet of Things (IoT) systems, organizations are facing an entirely new set of security challenges. Unlike traditional computing models, where data processing occurs in centralized data centers or cloud environments, edge computing shifts data processing…
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Data Flow Optimization at the Edge: Key Strategies
The concept of edge computing has revolutionized how organizations manage data, enabling computation to be performed closer to where the data is generated This decentralization of data processing brings numerous benefits, including reduced latency and bandwidth consumption. Both of these benefits are key to maintaining the efficiency of real-time applications. Managing data flow efficiently at the edge comes with significant…
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Edge AI has significant business potential – here’s why
The rapid evolution of tech, and especially AI, has brought us to the era of edge computing, an approach in which data is processed closer to its source rather than relying entirely on distant cloud servers. At the forefront of this trend is ‘edge AI’, where AI models and algorithms are deployed on local devices to deliver immediate insights and…
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Microsoft Edge update adds AI-powered Scareware Blocker
Microsoft Edge 133 is now rolling out globally, and it ships with several improvements, including a new scareware blocker feature. In addition, Microsoft is updating the backend of the Downloads UI with performance improvements. For those unaware, “scareware scams” are also known as tech support scams and they trick victims with alarming web pages claiming their device is infected. Scammers then…
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Microsoft Edge Can Now Block Annoying Full Screen Pop-Ups
Have you ever been scrolling along, minding your own business, when an ad suddenly hijacks your page with a full-screen warning about a computer virus or account insecurity? These are invariably scams, but to the untrained eye, they could look like a genuine pop-up from a firewall. That’s why Microsoft Edge is using AI to help users spot when someone’s…
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Five Eyes cyber agencies issue guidance on edge device vulnerabilities
A host of cybersecurity agencies have teamed up to offer guidance on how to secure edge devices from ever-increasing threats. The advice covers network edge devices and appliances, such as firewalls, routers, virtual private networks (VPN) gateways, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, internet-facing servers and internet-facing operational technology (OT) systems. Issued by the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), CISA,…
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