Author: Omar Hassan
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Quick Heal Launches AI-Powered Anti-Fraud Tool for Small Businesses and Individuals
Quick Heal Technologies has introduced an AI-powered anti-fraud tool aimed at small firms and individuals. The tool evaluates users’ risk profiles and provides alerts to protect against fraud, phishing scams, and malicious apps. On October 7, 2024, Quick Heal Technologies announced its latest initiative targeting small businesses and individual users with an innovative AI-powered anti-fraud…
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Google Cloud Sees Rapid Growth in India, Partners for Business Transformation
Bikram Singh Bedi, Google Cloud India’s MD, reported that India is rapidly growing as a key market for Google Cloud services. The company aims to partner with diverse businesses to support their transformation with its innovative offerings, including the newly launched Gemini Agent Framework, which enhances accessibility for various industries, particularly agriculture and education. Google’s…
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Grindr to Introduce AI ‘Wingman’ for Enhanced Dating Experience
Grindr is set to launch an AI “wingman” by 2027, assisting users in managing conversations, suggesting relationships, and facilitating reservations. This AI aims to enhance user experience while prioritizing privacy. Testing is ongoing, with plans for expanding user groups in the near future. Grindr, the popular dating app catering primarily to gay and bisexual men,…
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Fujitsu and Supermicro Forge Partnership for Green AI Computing Development
Fujitsu and Supermicro have formed a long-term partnership to develop green AI computing technology, leveraging Fujitsu’s upcoming “FUJITSU-MONAKA” processor and Supermicro’s expertise in liquid cooling systems. This collaboration aims to create energy-efficient, high-performance computing solutions targeted for various applications, including AI and data centers, with a focus on reducing environmental impact. The partnership also involves…
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Next Generation Payment Technology Market Set for Rapid Growth Through 2030
The Next Generation Payment Technology market is anticipated to grow from $55 billion in 2023 to $150 billion by 2030, representing a 12% CAGR. Key players include PayPal, Mastercard, and Google Pay. The market comprises innovative financial solutions that enhance transaction efficiency, security, and user experience, focusing on contactless payments, digital currencies, and blockchain technology.…
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Wisdom Nwokocha: Bridging Technology and Communication in Technical Writing
Wisdom Nwokocha’s journey from computer science student to senior technical writer illustrates the power of curiosity and determination. At RootstockLabs, he drives product adoption through effective technical content. He is also the founder of the Technical Writing Mentorship Program, supporting writers across Africa. Wisdom emphasizes the importance of clarity and structure in technical communication and…
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Enhancing Cybersecurity Sourcing Through Bosch’s CyberCompare Initiative
Bosch CyberCompare addresses the growing cybersecurity threats businesses face by providing an independent B2B platform that connects them directly with suitable cybersecurity providers. Developed with McKinsey, this platform utilizes advanced AI to match businesses with optimal service solutions, ensuring significant cost savings and enhanced protection. Since its launch, CyberCompare has onboarded over 450 customers, offering…
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Apple and Meta Decline to Endorse EU’s AI Safety Pact Amid Regulatory Tensions
Apple and Meta have declined to sign the EU’s AI safety pact, highlighting tensions with EU regulators, while over 100 other companies, including Amazon and Google, have endorsed it. The pact aims to enhance AI safety and governance in light of the EU’s new AI Act. Meta has indicated a readiness to comply with the…
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Tech Giants Advocate for Flexible EU AI Regulations Amid Stiff Penalties
Major tech companies are lobbying for leniency in EU AI regulations introduced by the AI Act to avoid substantial fines and clarify compliance requirements. With the code of practice to be established, the industry is contributing inputs while balancing transparency and corporate interests. The future regulatory landscape aims to accommodate both large firms and startups…
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Assessing the Carbon Neutrality Claims of Big Tech
Numerous tech giants claim carbon neutrality; however, a report reveals their actual emissions far exceed reported figures by 7.6 times. Data centers, crucial for these companies, are a primary source of emissions, compounded by rising energy demands from AI. Despite claiming renewable energy usage, the reliance on renewable energy certificates allows misleading reporting. Authentic accountability…