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Databricks and Anthropic are teaming up on agentic AI development – here’s what it means for customers
Databricks has announced a landmark partnership with Anthropic to provide the firm’s flagship models on its Data Intelligence Platform. The five-year partnership will see Anthropic’s Claude model family offered directly to over 10,000 enterprise customers, the duo said. Databricks revealed the partnership will also include access to Anthropic’s newest frontier model, Claude 3.7 Sonnet, a hybrid reasoning model fine-tuned for…
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‘If you want to look like a flesh-bound chatbot, then by all means use an AI teleprompter’: Amazon banned candidates from using AI tools during interviews – here’s why you should never use them to secure a job
Amazon has banned the use of AI tools during the interview process, and it’s not the only major firm cracking down on the trend. According to internal documents seen by Business Insider, the tech giant hit out at the use of teleprompter-style AI tools which can give applicants assistance in real-time during interviews. Using chatbots represent a leg up that…
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Clunky tech means public sector staff work 30 million hours extra each year
UK public sector staff are working an average of five hours a week more than they should thanks to inefficiencies in service delivery, new research shows. Appian’s 2025 UK Public Sector Efficiency Survey revealed that virtually all complained of extra work or delays. Extrapolated across the UK’s 6.12 million public sector workforce, this adds up to 30.6 million hours of…
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Windows 10 support ends in 2025: What it means for your PC and next steps
October 14, 2025, is the day when Windows 10 support will finally end after a long decade, but what does this mean for you, your device, and your data? What does end of support for Windows 10 mean? In this case, the end of support means that Microsoft will no longer provide security updates, bug fixes, features, or technical support (of any…
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Why the iPhone 16e Uses a ‘Binned’ A18 Chip (and What That Means)
When Apple announced the iPhone 16e on Wednesday, there was a lot of focus on the price tag ($599 is cheap for a new iPhone, but not that cheap), the lack of MagSafe support, and Apple’s decision to finally kill off the Home button. But there’s an interesting discussion surrounding the 16e’s processor: the A18. At first glance, it seems…
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Samsung and Google’s spatial audio tech is coming to Android — what that means
At the beginning of the year, Samsung and Google announced Eclipsa Audio, a 3D audio format meant to rival Dolby Atmos. The new spatial audio tech is supposed to arrive in Samsung’s 2025 TV and soundbar lineup as well as the Google-owned YouTube this year. Eclipsa Audio is similar to Dolby Atmos and uses “audio data such as the location…
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eCommerce: What it all means, and how to sell online yourself
Hundreds of years ago, if you had something to sell, you only had the local marketplace to make your money. In the present day, the entire world can be your marketplace with a brief understanding of eCommerce. What is eCommerce? (Image credit: Shopify) It might sound intimidating, but eCommerce is simply the act of buying or selling goods over the…
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For Apple IT admins, the new year means it’s a good time to upskill – Computerworld
WWDC Let’s start with the one everyone knows about, which is Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) held every June. The event has become an Apple keynote event in its own right, and while most of the content is intended for Apple developers, it always includes at least a few sessions for IT pros; the exact number varies each year, but the…
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Working from the office means a pay cut – Computerworld
Another win for business is that remote work can help retain talent and reduce recruitment and training costs. Let’s also not forget that if someone is working in Asheville, NC, their cost of living is 73% lower than if they worked in San Francisco. And that, my friends, is why no one has yet to talk me into moving to the…
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What ‘Cardio Load’ Really Means in the Fitbit App
We may earn a commission from links on this page. The Cardio Load calculation, previously only on on the Pixel Watch 3, has now rolled out to all recent Fitbit models (and the other Pixel Watches) without a Fitbit Premium subscription. So what is it, and what exactly does it mean to hit your target? I’ll explain. What is cardio…
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