Among the conversations taking place during the Gartner Symposium in Barcelona this week is one looking at talent and how this will be affected by artificial intelligence (AI). With an ongoing skills crisis, AI is being positioned as a way to help plug some of the missing skills IT leaders need. But IT chiefs need…
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AMD has revealed that FSR Redstone will debut on December 10This is a suite of AI-powered tech to speed up frame rates and bolster visual qualityIt’s for RX 9000 GPUs only, and owners of RX 7000 (or earlier Radeon models) aren’t happy with that – although the situation could changeAMD has revealed that it will…
Koshiro K/Shutterstock OpenAI introduced ChatGPT in November 2022, and it took the world by storm. Since then, it has become part of everyday life for many, and people use it both for personal and professional purposes. No wonder ChatGPT gets over 2.5 billion prompts in a day. It’s a huge milestone that shows how people…
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Proxima Studio/Shutterstock OpenAI on Wednesday surprised users with the ChatGPT 5.1 release. The update was expected, as it appeared in some leaks ahead of its official rollout, but it still seemed like a sudden decision from OpenAI. Fans of generative AI software are probably aware of rumors that say Google might soon unveil the Gemini…
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Abu Dhabi has unveiled 29 commercial deployment agreements for autonomous mobility technologies, signalling the emirate’s strongest move yet to position itself at the forefront of next-generation transport and artificial intelligence (AI)-driven logistics. Announced by the Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO) during the first Abu Dhabi Autonomous Week (ADAW), the agreements span land, air and industrial…
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. One of the ugliest sights in the world of TV-watching is a mess of cables running from the back of a 55-inch OLED to a slew of AV components. While installing cord covers or an in-wall power kit make for sleek DIY solutions, you could…
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Satechi continues to expand on its OntheGo collection with an all-new Multiport Adapter. The accessory maker is releasing a 7-in-1 ultra-portable product, which promises to be a full workstation available in the palm of your hand. “At Satechi, we design products that give you the freedom to work and connect wherever life takes you,” said…
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National Highways has penned an extension to its IT services contract with CGI for an additional five years as part of a programme to make better use of its vast data assets. As part of the government-owned organisation’s Data Architecture and Engineering programme, CGI will provide services aimed at road users that harness huge data…
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A “major issue” with the ControlWorks software used by police to monitor emergency calls led to a delay in officers receiving critical information during a fast-moving investigation, Computer Weekly has learned. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) uses ControlWorks as part of its command and control system. The software is primarily used for managing,…
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Large organisations that provide IT services, including datacentres, will face regulation to ensure they have adequate cyber security and resilience plans, under laws being introduced in Parliament today.The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill (CSRB) aims to ensure critical services, including healthcare, water, transport and energy, are protected against cyber attacks, which cost the UK economy…
