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How does connection backup actually work? – Computerworld
Having reliable internet access is essential for businesses. When connectivity is lost, it can lead to decreased productivity, lost revenue, and even harm to your reputation. To avoid these challenges, a backup internet connection is a practical solution that ensures business continuity and peace of mind. In this guide, we’ll explain why a backup connection is so important and provide…
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Do induction cooktops work with aluminum pans? There’s an easy way to tell
My gas range is nearly on its last legs, but when I come to change it, I won’t be doing a like-for-like swap. Instead, I’ll be looking to exchange it for an induction cooktop. Since testing Smeg’s portable induction cooktop I’ve been an induction convert. However, induction cooking takes a little getting used to as it works differently from using…
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A sign of things to come in software development? Mark Zuckerberg says AI will be doing the work of mid-level engineers this year – and he’s not the only big tech exec predicting the end of the profession
Mark Zuckerberg has hinted that Meta could begin replacing software engineers with AI as early as 2025, marking the latest in a string of troubling predictions for the profession. The bold statement came during his interview on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast earlier this month, where Zuckerberg suggested AI code generation systems are nearing a point where they can replicate…
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Shadow AI is creeping its way into software development – more than half of developers admit to using unauthorized AI tools at work, and it’s putting companies at risk
With software developers increasingly flocking to AI tools to support daily activities, new research suggests a concerning portion are using unauthorized solutions. Findings from Harness’ State of Software Delivery Report show that more than half (52%) of developers don’t use IT-approved tools, raising significant compliance and intellectual property concerns. “Perhaps the most alarming observation was around the use of company-approved…
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How Weightlifting Belts Work, and Who Should Use Them
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Belts are useful tools for weightlifting (and I have recommendations on my favorites here), but who should be using them? And when? And how? Read on to get all your belt-related questions answered, and to figure out whether you, personally, could benefit from wearing a belt when you lift weights.…
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How AI will shape work in 2025 — and what companies should do now – Computerworld
What are some of the biggest advances you see happening with AI this year? “In 2025, generative AI will transition from its experimental phase to mainstream, product-ready applications across industries. Customer service automation, personalized content creation, and knowledge management are expected to lead this evolution. “As more production-ready solutions are deployed, companies will refine methods to quantify AI’s impact, moving…
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L’Oréal’s Cell BioPrint claims it can tell which ingredients work best for you
L’Oréal is hoping its latest beauty gadget can demystify skincare. At CES 2025, the company announced Cell BioPrint, a device that’s designed to analyze your skin and give personalized advice on how to slow down signs of aging. The device is the result of a partnership with NanoEntek — a Korean startup that specializes in chips that can read biofluids.…
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This Trusted App Helps Sluggish PCs Work Faster
TL;DR: CCleaner helps your sluggish PC run efficiently, and it’s only $15 for one year. Over time, unnecessary files, cookies, and outdated registry entries pile up in any computer, slowing your system. CCleaner is a PC optimization tool that simplifies the process of clearing out clutter from your machine so you don’t have to do it manually. The one-click cleaning…
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What Is A Sweep Account & How Does It Work?
Sweep accounts are designed to optimize your business funds by transferring excess money from one account to another. At the end of the day or on a specific schedule, any surplus funds are moved into a higher-yield investment or savings product. Originally, sweep accounts were created to navigate regulations prohibiting banks from offering interest-earning checking accounts. Mercury Mercury is a…
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ITPro Decides: The best and worst aspects of work devices
Work devices have come a long way over the past 15 years. Whereas workers used to rely solely on desktop PCs within their office, meaning work could only be done on the premises, improvements in laptop performance and the increase in remote work driven by the pandemic have made laptops the defining device for the working professional. In this new…
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