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DORA and why resilience (once again) matters to the board
It would be easy to dismiss the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act, or DORA, as just another obscure, niche piece of legislation. After all, DORA aims to covers the financial services sector in the EU. So it would be understandable if chief information officers (CIOs) feel it does not apply to them. But, given the bloc’s importance in global trade,…
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The PS5 Pro’s AI Upscaler Is the Only Feature That Really Matters
Key Takeaways PS5 Pro offers notable hardware upgrades, but not essential, with the main highlight being the PSSR AI-upscaling technology. 4K resolution is excessive for gaming, leading to a need for reconstruction methods. AI upscaling like PSSR is crucial for modern gaming on high-resolution displays. The PlayStation 5 Pro is here, and at a reasonable price given what’s packed inside.…
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With genAI models, size matters (and smaller may be better) – Computerworld
Brown described data scientists as unicorns right now — rare and often demanding the pay of a mythical creature, as well. “And rightly so,” he said. Most organizations can only employ a handful of data scientists at best, whether due to a scarcity of qualified talent or the cost of employing them, “which creates bottlenecks when it comes to effectively…
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SpaceX’s Polaris Dawn mission: why it matters and how to watch the launch
SpaceX is getting ready to set out on its historic Polaris Dawn mission, which will send four astronauts into orbit aboard its Crew Dragon capsule. The five-day journey through the Van Allen radiation belts will include the first spacewalk done by private astronauts. If you’re curious about the mission, here’s what you should know and how to watch it live.…
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