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The Big Power of Small AI in 2025
In the world of AI, small is becoming very big. Many software companies, particularly those looking to ramp up their AI solutions quickly, are increasingly turning to small language models (SLMs), which require less computational power and memory — meaning smaller datasets. Designed for specific enterprise tasks, these models are not only faster to train and deploy, but they are…
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Nuclear data centers are a waste of time – even as AI power demand skyrockets
Plentiful energy is in sight – we’re entering into what some clean tech experts have dubbed the ‘era of energy abundance’. As tech companies consider more green data centers and clean power to meet spiking generative AI energy demands and rapid data center expansion, some have turned back to nuclear power as the answer. Some of the biggest names in…
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Best Outdoor Power Equipment of 2025
Consumer Reports’ process goes something like this: Every year, our market analysts identify hundreds of new pieces of outdoor power equipment. We deploy a team of secret shoppers to buy each model we test to ensure that we’re getting the same products you’d find at retail. Even after we test the tools, we’re still not done. Our survey research department…
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The DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro Is Like a GoPro for Power Users
We may earn a commission from links on this page. GoPro has such a hold over the action camera world, casual users might assume its brand name is synonymous with action cameras as a whole. But simply assuming GoPro is the be-all and end-all of small, dedicated cameras would do a disservice to popular competitors like DJI. It won’t take…
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5 Ways to Stay Warm During a Winter Power Outage
If you’re fortunate enough to have a well-maintained wood stove, use it. Never go to bed with a fire burning, however, and keep the area immediately around the fireplace or stove clear of any flammable materials. Keep kids and pets away, too. If you don’t have a fireplace, consider using a portable propane heater. But make sure you use it…
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WatchGuard snaps up ActZero to power MDR services
Cybersecurity specialist WatchGuard has announced the acquisition of ActZero in a move designed to help MSPs leverage new MDR capabilities without the need for an in-house security operations center (SOC). Headquartered in California, ActZero specializes in MDR services that offer proactive, automated threat response alongside AI-driven threat analysis. WatchGuard has moved to acquire the business to further expand its own…
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This insane 240W power bank can charge a MacBook Pro from 0% to 100% or your iPhone 16 three times over
An important factor in any mobile device is battery life. Generally, the bigger the battery capacity, the longer smartphones, laptops, headphones and more last. Seeing a device enter low power mode is anxiety-inducing while you’re out and about, and that’s why we have power banks. But this Starship 240W Power Bank aims to change this in a big way. AOHi…
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Etam harnesses the power of data by teaming up with Snowflake for AI and cloud-driven transformation
Many believe start-ups today have it relatively easy because they have a blank canvas, ripe for utilizing the latest innovations in AI and cloud. If that is so, the converse should be true for much older, more established businesses. Despite the challenges of transitioning from legacy operations to more modern infrastructure and processes, many firms realize the end rewards are…
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Skil Power Equipment Batteries Recalled for Fire, Burn Hazards
The recall: About 63,000 40-volt 5.0Ah Skil lithium-ion batteries with the model number BY8708-00. All of the recalled batteries were made before May 1, 2021. The words “SKIL” and “PWRCORE 40” are printed on the batteries, though not all batteries with this design are impacted. A full list of recalled batteries and specific date codes is in the CPSC release. The…
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Data center power demand to triple in US off AI boom
Data centers currently chew through 4.4% of American energy — and that could be set to triple to 12% by 2028. That’s according to the Berkeley Lab, which has analysed data center electricity use on behalf of the US government, including servers, storage, network equipment, and other infrastructure. The report comes as the AI boom is driving power demand at…
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