Month: January 2025
Regulation of Cryptocurrency in the United States
As Trump loosens the leash on the crypto industry, people close to him are already reaping the rewards. He launched his own memecoin, $TRUMP, and then followed it up by promoting his wife’s memecoin, $MELANIA. Both coins have already seen a significant amount of ups and downs in the days since their launch, but have
The use of Media Intelligence on Adobe
Adobe announced a new media intelligence panel that uses advanced machine learning to bring smarter search to your clip library, plus a new tool that can translate your captions into 17 different languages. The features are rolling out this week in the Premiere Pro beta app before a potential future wider release. Media intelligence is
Data Centers accelerator market
The data center accelerator market is poised for unprecedented growth, ushered by cutting-edge technological innovations and increasing demand across various applications. As enterprises and organizations continue to seek enhanced computational capabilities, the market offers a glimpse into a future powered by efficiency, speed, and high performance that data center accelerators promise to deliver. The global
Delay in Tiktok ban
After shutting down its platform in the U.S. for a few hours with a nationwide ban about to kick in, TikTok is back. The ban also happened to take effect on Jan. 19, the day before the presidential inauguration. Just hours after entering office, incoming president Donald Trump announced his intentions to sign an executive
Donald Trump Orders stop on external communications by federal health agencies
Donald Trump has ordered a communications blackout at America’s federal health agencies. The health agencies play a vital role in gathering and sharing critical information with the public, including on outbreaks of infectious diseases, raising the alarm over foodborne disease outbreaks and food recalls. It is not entirely unusual for incoming administrations to pause external
Microsoft joins Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers of Europe
The reason for Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers of Europe existing is to promote data protection, ownership, and control for cloud users in Europe, a market dominated by AWS, Microsoft, and Google, which collectively have 70-plus percent market share. Microsoft is to become the latest member of CISPE months after negotiating a settlement with the trade
iPhone’s position fall from 1st to 3rd place in China
Two of the world’s leading market intelligence firms report that the iPhone has lost its place as the best-selling phone in China, dropping from 1st to 3rd place in the final quarter of last year. Increased competition from local brands is cited as one factor, the second being Apple’s inability to offer AI features in
WhatsApp Status Music Feature
WhatsApp is testing the new music feature in the latest beta versions for Android and iOS. WhatsApp’s music catalogue could be the same as Instagram’s, meaning users could find new and trending songs easily. Users can add music to photos and videos in their Status updates. While the music duration for a video will be
ChatGPT API flaws
OpenAI-owned ChatGPT might have a vulnerability that could allow threat actors to launch distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on unsuspecting targets. Flesch pointed out that the ChatGPT API has a significant flaw when processing HTTP POST requests at its attributions endpoint. The API requires a list of URLs but fails to check for duplicate
Bing Hiding Google Search Results
Now, Bing is hiding the Google search results and placing when you search Bing for the term Google. Plus, Bing is showing a “Promoted by Microsoft” search box. You need to click the “see more” results to be able to see the search results in Bing for Google. Bing is also testing a version with