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“Take back control of our digital destiny”: France abandons Windows for Linux in order to reduce its dependence on American technology

France “leads by example” by focusing heavily on digital sovereignty Linux operating systems will be favored over Windows Plans are already in place to move a health data platform France is set to migrate all government desktops from Windows to Linux as part of a national strategy to cut costs and reduce dependence on US […]

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‘This should not result in blind investment in AI, without a clear strategy’: Experts warn UK businesses want to continue spending big on AI, even if they can’t prove it makes a difference

Productivity, quality of work and decision-making are more important returns on investment than profitability However, managers are not sure about measuring the non-financial return on investment. Upskilling workers and redefining work specifications should be a priority New data from KPMG indicates that some companies continue to invest in AI despite poor returns on investment. However,

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Meet Dausos, Surfshark’s “heavenly” VPN protocol that seeks to raise the bar for speed and security

Surfshark has deployed its own bespoke protocol, Dausos It promises to be 30% faster than other VPNs Quantum resistance cryptography further enhances security Surfshark has just revealed its own custom VPN protocol, Dausos. Surfshark’s new cutting-edge protocol promises to beat the best VPNs on the market by delivering record speeds up to 30% faster than

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NYT Connections Tips and Answers for Monday, April 13 (Thu #1037)

Want a different day? A new NYT Connections puzzle appears every day at midnight for your time zone – which means some people are still playing “today’s game” while others are playing “yesterday’s.” If you are looking for the Sunday puzzle instead then click here: NYT Connections Tips and Answers for Sunday, April 12 (Thu

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Morbid Metal developer explains why he ditched origami art direction in favor of realistic sci-fi: ‘It worked, but it didn’t really feel like me’

Morbid metal developer Felix Schade discussed the inspirations behind his game’s art direction He originally planned to create an origami-themed game, but turned his attention to science fiction. He was also greatly encouraged by Light memory: infinite Morbid metal Developer Felix Schade discussed the art direction of the recently launched action game and revealed one

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The FCC’s new router rules could trap millions of people using outdated ISP hardware as supply chain limitations block upgrades and complicate security patches.

FCC rules block new foreign routers while old, vulnerable ones stay in homes longer ISP customers cannot upgrade their routers even when security risks are widely known Router approvals now dependent on waivers that could slow replacements nationwide The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has issued new rules intended to address security risks posed by routers

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Intel and SambaNova just built a three-chip AI machine that splits work between GPUs, RDUs and Xeon

GPUs handle prefill operations by converting prompts into key-value caches SambaNova RDUs generate tokens with high throughput and low latency Intel Xeon 6 processors manage workload distribution and execute compiled code Intel and SambaNova Systems have introduced a common hardware plane combining GPUs, SambaNova RDUs, and Intel Xeon 6 processors for large-scale inference workloads. The

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