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AI PCs might be all the rage, but the channel isn’t fully sold
While the channel is increasingly optimistic about AI, that enthusiasm doesn’t extend to AI PCs, according to new research from Canalys. AI-capable PCs – desktops and notebooks that include a chipset or block for dedicated AI workloads such as a neural processing unit (NPU) – have seen a growth rate of 49% in the last quarter, the consultancy found. They…
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Microsoft’s Azure growth isn’t cause for concern, analysts say – but as it battles AWS and Google its ability to meet data center AI demands could become a problem
The big three cloud providers have posted largely strong growth despite a slight falter from Microsoft Azure, but experts have told ITPro that flagging cloud earnings are to be expected. All three hyperscalers recently delivered Q3 earnings results, with AWS posting a 19% increase in sales year-on-year to $27.5 billion. The Amazon-owned cloud provider clocked an operating income of $10.4…
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In-office requirement isn’t designed to make workers quit – Computerworld
In an internal meeting, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy responded to recent criticism from many employees about the company’s new plan for a full return to the office in January. The mandate means that as the beginning of the new year, almost all employees will have to be in the office five days a week. Jassy said the aim is not…
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“I have yet to find anyone who’s had a transformational experience with Microsoft Copilot”: Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff hits out at Microsoft’s AI assistant once again – and he isn’t holding back
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has fired yet more shots at Microsoft Copilot on social media, accusing the tool of being poor quality and doubling down on a previous comparison with Microsoft Clippy. Benioff first described the tool as a disappointment in a post to X, criticizing it for its supposed poor functionality, lack of accuracy, operating insecurely, and failing to…
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AI isn’t really that smart yet, Apple researchers warn – Computerworld
Not-so-smart smart bots The research does show some strength in the models that are available today. For example, ChatGPT-4o still achieved a 94.9% accuracy rate in tests, though that rate dropped significantly when researchers made the problem more complex. That’s good so far as it goes, but the success rate nearly collapsed — down as much as 65.7% — when…
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How to Maintain a Car That Isn’t Driven Much
Drive the car once a week. Start the car and drive it for 15 or 20 minutes to warm it up. This will help keep cooling, lubrication, and fuel system parts in shape, charge the battery, and prevent flat spots from forming on the tires. Use the brakes frequently to remove any rust that has formed on the brake rotors.…
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Microsoft Edge Isn’t Getting That Cool Redesign
Microsoft has seemingly abandoned its plans to redesign its Edge web browser significantly. The planned update, initially unveiled in February 2023, would have given Edge a fresh look with rounded tabs, increased use of blur effects, and a design more in line with Windows 11’s aesthetic. However, that may no longer be on the agenda. The redesign was first announced…
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Razer’s New Keyboard Isn’t Cheating, Despite What Others Claim
Key Takeaways Snap Tap allows for quick and seamless key input transitions in FPS games, giving players a competitive edge. Valve has banned Snap Tap in Counter-Strike 2 due to cheating accusations, causing controversy among players. The debate over Snap Tap highlights the ongoing trend of hardware advancements giving gamers an advantage in PvP games. Gamers are a resourceful bunch;…
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