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The 5 Coolest Space Objects You Can See With Your Eyes
Though you won’t get the same views with your eyes as you do with instruments like Hubble, JWST, or even a backyard telescope, there are still plenty of cool things to look at in the night sky with just your eyes. Here are some of my favorites. 5 The Planets Most of the planets in our solar system can actually…
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Apple might let you scroll with your eyes in the Vision Pro
Apple is testing a feature that will let users scroll through Vision Pro apps using the headset’s eye-tracking capability, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Eye-based scrolling will apparently work across all of Apple’s built-in apps, and Gurman says the company is working on letting third-party developers use the feature, too. How it would actually function is a mystery, but I…
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Stop squinting! 10 ways to make Windows easier on the eyes – Computerworld
To do so, head to Settings > System > Display > Advanced Display and choose the refresh rate you want your display to use. (On Windows 10, scroll down to the bottom of the Display pane to find the “Advanced display settings” link.) For a better desktop experience, use the highest refresh rate you can with your display hardware. Chris…
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Intel layoffs confirmed as CEO eyes ‘sustainable growth’
Intel’s new CEO Lip-Bu Tan has confirmed the company will be cutting its headcount in response to sluggish revenue. In an investor call, reported by Seeking Alpha, Tan said: “The first quarter was a step in the right direction, but there are no quick fixes as we work to get back on a path to gaining market share and driving…
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South Korean full-stack AI startup Upstage eyes expansion in the US and Japan – Computerworld
As part of its global growth strategy, Upstage has also been involved in a project to develop a Thai-language-specific LLM. Syn-ergy in Japan The company, which counts South Korean firms such as Samsung Card and Hanwha Life among its clients, is focusing on Japan’s extensive document-driven enterprise market. To make inroads, the company is working on a Japanese-specific language model…
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Datatonic eyes fresh growth drive with new CEO appointment
Datatonic has announced the appointment of Scott Eivers as its new CEO as the enterprise data and AI solutions provider looks to its next phase of growth. Eivers will oversee the firm’s operations in the UK, Europe, and North America, spanning all business divisions in consulting, managed services, as well as its academy. An experienced industry leader, Eivers joins the…
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HPE eyes enterprise data sovereignty gains with Aruba Networking Central expansion
HPE has announced a sweeping expansion of its Aruba Networking Central platform, offering users a raft of new features focused on driving security and data sovereignty. As part of the move, users of the network management solution will be granted access to a virtual private cloud (VPC) environment aimed at shoring up data security and meeting regulatory requirements, the company…
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NetApp eyes SAN market gains amid tighter partner collaboration
It’s been a whirlwind two years since Sonya Mathieu joined NetApp. Leading the UK & Ireland channel division has placed the industry veteran at the forefront of the firm’s push to secure its position as the leading storage provider in the age of AI. Having joined during the embryonic stages of the generative AI ‘boom’, the company’s efforts to forge…
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Omnissa eyes growth with revamped partner program
Digital work platform provider Omnissa has announced the launch of a new partner program designed to simplify engagement and drive partner growth. The refresh is the first since Omnissa became an independent company, following its $4 billion acquisition by global investment firm KKR from Broadcom last year. It will see the company’s Omnissa Partner Program reimagined with direct input from…
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DHSC eyes infrastructure overhaul amid £114 million IT spending boost
The Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) will spend £114 million on IT infrastructure upgrades, new figures show. Using data retrieved under a Freedom of Information (FOI) request, the Parliament Street thinktank found the DHSC will increase budgets and staffing figures as part of an ongoing NHS restructuring in the UK. Parliament Street’s analysis also revealed that the IT…
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