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Hewlett-Packard Enterprise sells software business
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise has slimmed down further by selling its software business. The buyer is British firm Micro Focus in a deal worth $8.8 billion (7.8 billion euros). HP went into software just five years ago with the ill-fated...
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Gates puts the Bill in billionaire as his fortune jumps to $90 billion
Bill Gates – the world’s richest person – keeps getting richer. According to the latest Bloomberg Billionaire’s Index calculations, his fortune is now worth $90 billion (79.4 billion euros), an increase of $15 billion since the begining...
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Has the rot set in to Apple?
Technology giant Apples’s record-setting growth has finally come to an end. The company has reported a 13 percent drop in its second quarter revenues. Its quarterly sales are down from $58bn (51bn euros)last year to just over $50bn (44bn...
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As iPhone sales slide, what is Apple’s next big money maker?
Apple has announced its first-ever fall in iPhone sales and first revenue drop in more than a decade. The problem is expectations are high after 51 consecutive quarters of uninterrupted sales growth. Technology analyst Frank Gillett with...
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IBM’s revenue still weak
IBM’s shares slumped after it reported its worst quarterly revenue in 14 years. Income from newer services, such as cloud and mobile computing and technology using artificial intelligence, failed to offset declines in its traditional...
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Apple turns 40
Apple, the world’s best known technology company, is celebrating its 40th birthday. During that time – under the leadership of Steve Jobs – it has arguably done more than any other to transform the worlds of computing, music and mobile...
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Companies Racing to Develop Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Companies such as Google, IBM and Microsoft are spending millions to become tomorrow’s leaders in artificial intelligence. The field is developing faster than you might think.
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Ray Kurzweil Predicts End of Disease, AI Leaps
Tech guru Ray Kurzweil predicts that by the 2030s, nanotechnology will eliminate disease and humans will have relationships with artificial intelligence (AI).
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The praying mantis with 3D glasses
A praying mantis with glasses on. In the UK scientists are putting tiny 3D spectacles on the creatures to find out more about how their three.dimensional vision works. Researchers at Newcastle University are hoping to understand more...
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Ottawa's dirty Heartbleed bug secret
Hackers exploited Heartbleed bug in departments beyond Canada Revenue Agency, for days after the CRA admitted the intrusion and shut down its site
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Mike Freer warns attacks on MPs are a "constant worry"
Mike Freer warns attacks on MPs are a "constant worry"
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Coding and curiosity: These kids can find a problem and fix it
Two Nashwaaksis Middle School teams are preparing for the national championship round of CyberTitan, a cybersecurity competition for middle and high schoolers.
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Japanese government phasing out floppy disks, but some users aren't ready to say goodbye
Tucked away behind Mount Fuji is a small warehouse that might seem like a museum to ancient technology, but it's actually a small business called PC Mishima that sells old computers and accessories. Some of its customers have even been...
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Deepfakes and other disinformation are top of AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio's list of fears
The Montreal professor and computer scientist known internationally as a "Godfather" of artificial intelligence shares his biggest AI-related concerns for 2024.
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Artificial intelligence 'godfather' Yoshua Bengio opens up about his hopes and concerns
Concerned for humanity’s future, AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio is raising alarms about what could happen in 2024, while he urges Canada to build $1-billion AI supercomputer.
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Apple Tops Earnings Estimates But Slow Revenue Growth Continues
Apple posted better-than-expected results for the third quarter but continued to report soft revenue. Cheddar News breaks it all down.
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EU fines Intel €376.36 million for breaching antitrust rules in computer chip market
According to the EU, Intel engaged in anticompetitive practices that excluded competitors from the market in breach of antitrust rules.
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ChatGPT-assisted eyepiece integrates AI into everyday conversation
A camera, microphone and internal projector on a small lens come together to create RizzGPT, a monocle-like eyepiece that, when prompted, can provide its wearer with an AI-generated response on the spot during a conversation.
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OK Computer: Live coding creates music for dancing or dreaming in France's biggest algorave
Part experimental technique, part musical composition, "live coding" is still a little-known technique for the general public. Its principle: create music in real-time by programming computer code
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Genesis Market: Notorious cybercrime website shut down by police
Europe's policing agency, Europol, says more than 100 people were arrested in the operation, which spanned 17 countries.
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Students share their thoughts about ChatGPT and AI tools for assignments
Western University students on whether it's cheating to use ChatGPT for assignments and whether peers know about and may be already using AI tools.
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What is quantum computing and how will quantum computers change the world?
Euronews Next visited IBM's research lab in Zurich to find out more about the field promising to usher in new solutions to the world's problems.
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'I'll be here for as long as people want': Meet the world’s last bulk seller of floppy disks
Gen Z's are probably scratching their heads about what they are but a surprising number of industries still rely on floppy disks.