Speculation indicates that Nvidia might release its RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 graphics cards as soon as September 2024. Built on the new Blackwell architecture, these GPUs are expected to bring massive performance boosts, leaving PC enthusiasts eager to see how they’ll impact the gaming hardware market.
The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority has launched a preliminary investigation into Google's potential breach of competition laws in the digital ad space. The regulator believes Google’s dominance might be preventing rivals from competing fairly.
Apple’s iPhone 16 will be announced on Monday, September 9, 2024, with preorders expected to begin on Friday, September 13. The new devices are projected to hit stores on Friday, September 20. iOS 18 should be available for download the week after the event.
Bluetooth 6.0 introduces Channel Sounding, a feature that enables centimeter-level accuracy in tracking devices and enhances the security of digital keys. This advancement will improve location tracking for Find My networks and help prevent security threats.
YouTube is advancing its AI detection tools to protect creators from unauthorized use of their likenesses. This includes new synthetic-singing identification technology and developing solutions to manage the use of content in AI training.
ZipRecruiter's ZipIntro tool leverages AI to simplify the hiring process, allowing employers to swiftly schedule introductory calls with candidates. This feature helps reduce hiring time and allows candidates to showcase their skills and personality more effectively.
The $160 million funding round for Applied Digital, led by Nvidia and other key investors, will fuel the company’s growth in data centers and AI cloud-computing services. This investment will bolster the company’s operations, including major projects like its North Dakota data center and expansion in AI infrastructure.
To protect European teens from potentially harmful content, YouTube is limiting video recommendations related to fitness, weight, and social aggression. Additionally, the platform has introduced crisis center panels across Europe, offering direct access to live support for teens facing emotional or health crises.
Kaspersky has been officially banned from use in U.S. telecommunications equipment by the FCC due to national security concerns. This development comes after years of scrutiny and previous government restrictions on the Russian cybersecurity firm, which has consistently denied any ties to the Kremlin.
The collaboration between Infinite Reality and Google Cloud is poised to transform customer engagement through AI-powered 3D virtual worlds, immersive shopping experiences, and digital twins of sports and entertainment venues. Brands can leverage these tools to enhance customer service, boost monetization, and drive loyalty while accessing in-depth analytics on visitor interaction.
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