Google pays $60 million annually for content on Reddit through AI deal
Update, 22/02, 08:30 am, Laura Herijgers: Google would train its LLMs with Reddit content. Therefore, Google ...
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Google donates AI model Gemma to open source community
In recent weeks, most of the talk has been about Gemini at Google. A new AI model from Google that is suppose...
Pulumi comes out with libraries for generative AI
The new infrastructure libraries make moving a locally running generative AI stack to the cloud easier. "T...
Samsung no longer holds ASML shares; puts chip production first
Samsung sold its entire stake in ASML late last year. The South Korean tech giant does not give a reason, but...
1Password consolidates with Kolide endpoint security platform
1Password recently acquired Kolide. With the acquisition, 1 Password aims to expand its portfolio of solution...
Adobe launches AI tool that reads and summarizes PDF
Adobe recently released an AI assistant for its PDF tools, Acrobat and Reader. Users can ask for a summary of...
IBM: Cloud use makes Europe biggest target of hackers in 2023
Recent research by IBM Security X-Force finds that Europe faced the most cyber attacks in 2023. High cloud ad...
TU Delft develops new type of battery based on kitchen salt
TU Delft researchers developed an alternative to the lithium battery. The alternative is based on sodium. Thi...
CrowdStrike: Cloud intrusion takes huge leap
The total number of cloud intrusion incidents increased by 75 per cent in 2023, significantly surpassing 2022...
Check Point sets new standard with Quantum Force firewalls
New Security Gateways from Check Point Software Technologies meet market demands and offer ever-higher perfor...