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Big Data

How Swimming Australia uses AWS for analytics to take performance to the next level

By Zeus Kerravala Dec 4, 2023

Australia is surrounded by water, so swimming is as much a part of the culture as throwing another shrimp on the barbie, but for Swimming Australia, it’s more than recreation. It’s about performance and…

Emerging Tech

Extropic raises $14.1M to build ‘physics-based computing’ hardware for generative AI

By Maria Deutscher Dec 4, 2023

Extropic, a hardware startup led by former members of Alphabet Inc.’s quantum computing research team, today announced that it has raised $14.1 million in seed funding. Kindred Ventures led the investment. It was joined…

AI

Evaluating MongoDB Atlas Vector Search

By Sanjeev Mohan Dec 4, 2023

News flash: Vector databases and vector searches are no longer a differentiation. Yes, how fast times change as what was cool just six months ago is suddenly table stakes! What is cool is a…

AI

AI-powered text generation startup Rohirrim nabs $15M in fresh funding

By Maria Deutscher Dec 4, 2023

Startup Rohirrim Inc. today announced that it has raised $15 million to expand the adoption of its artificial intelligence-powered text generation platform. Rohirrim received the investment, a Series A round, from Insight Partners and…

Security

New Citrix Bleed ransomware threat hits many credit unions

By David Strom Dec 4, 2023

Ransomware groups are leveraging new attacks using the Citrix Bleed vulnerability. Late last week saw more than 60 credit unions’ operations disrupted, thanks to a common technology services provider’s unpatched Netscaler servers. Representatives from…

Security

Wiz acquires Raftt to increase its cloud security capabilities

By David Strom Dec 4, 2023

Security firm Wiz Inc. announced today its first corporate acquisition, a fellow Israeli cybersecurity firm Raftt. Raftt has been operating for three years and had raised $5 million from a variety of private and…

Emerging Tech

Biomemory debuts what it says is the world’s first commercially available DNA storage product

By Mike Wheatley Dec 4, 2023

French digital data startup Biomemory SAS has announced what it claims is the first instance of DNA-based storage being made available to the general public, with the launch of its new DNA memory cards.…

Emerging Tech

IBM unveils next-gen 133-qubit Heron quantum processor and its first modular quantum computer

By Kyt Dotson Dec 4, 2023

IBM Corp. today announced the launch of its newest quantum processor “Heron,” featuring 133 qubits of computing power that will serve as the foundation for a new series of processors capable of providing practical…

Infra

Three strategies to develop edge skills in your organization

By Ajeeta Malhotra Dec 3, 2023

Internal skills gaps and talent market pressures are a persistent barrier for most infrastructure and operations leaders’ initiatives and this I&O skills shortage is not expected to improve in 2024. The challenge is further…

AI

Google reportedly postpones launch of next-gen chatbot Gemini until early next year

By Mike Wheatley Dec 3, 2023

Google LLC has reportedly delayed the debut of its next-generation generative artificial intelligence model Gemini, and will now keep it under wraps until at least January. Gemini is said to be the most powerful…

explore news

How Swimming Australia uses AWS for analytics to take performance to the next level

Extropic raises $14.1M to build ‘physics-based computing’ hardware for generative AI

Evaluating MongoDB Atlas Vector Search

AI-powered text generation startup Rohirrim nabs $15M in fresh funding

New Citrix Bleed ransomware threat hits many credit unions

Biomemory debuts what it says is the world’s first commercially available DNA storage product

IBM unveils next-gen 133-qubit Heron quantum processor and its first modular quantum computer

Three strategies to develop edge skills in your organization

Google reportedly postpones launch of next-gen chatbot Gemini until early next year

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