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SSC Defers CGL Exam 2025 To September, Orders Re-Test For 55,000 Candidates
SSC CGL 2025: The examination will now commence in the first week of September 2025, and a revised schedule will soon be uploaded on the Commission's official website.
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Apple Vision Pro 2 to Launch Later This Year as Suppliers Rush to Fulfill Key Component Orders: Report
Apple's Vision Pro may have not met any sales targets since launch, but that does not mean that it is a failed product. With a high sticker price, the device was surely out of reach for many, and there have been rumours floating about a more affordable model. As per a new report, an incremental update to the Vision Pro is on the way and it may have...
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Scientists Unlock Quantum Control of Atomic Collisions at Warmer Temperatures
Scientists from the University of Warsaw and the Weizmann Institute of Science have demonstrated that atomic collisions can be controlled at temperatures beyond the ultracold regime. Previously, it was believed that quantum control weakens as kinetic energy increases. However, as per reports, unexpected order has been observed in rubidium-strontium...
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No Files, Documents To Be Moved Out Of Secretariat: Delhi Lt Governor
With Assembly poll results pointing at a regime change in the capital, the general administration department of Delhi government on Saturday said in an order that no files, documents or computers will be moved out of Delhi Secretariat.
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Samsung Ordered to Pay $118 Million for Infringing Netlist Patents
Samsung has been directed by a federal jury in Marshall, Texas to pay computer memory firm Netlist $118 million in damages for a patent infringement involving technology that enhances data processing in high-performance memory products. The South Korean fitm was previously ordered to pay $303 million to Netlist in a similar case.
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Google Chrome Updated With Patch for Nasty Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploited by Attackers
Google Chrome users should update their browser in order to remain protected from a serious security flaw that was actively exploited in the wild, according to the company. The vulnerability affects users on outdated versions of Chrome on Windows, macOS, and Linux by takin advantage of a flaw in a component in Chrome that renders web content on a u...
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Centre Defers Order To Restrict Imports Of Laptops, Tablets Till October 31
The government on Friday deferred the implementation of the import restriction order on laptops and computers (including tablet computers) by about three months till October 31.
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US President Said to to Sign New Order to Limit US Tech Investments in China by Mid-August
US President Joe Biden is planning to sign an executive order to limit critical US technology investments in China by mid-August. The order focuses on semiconductors, artificial intelligence and quantum computing. It won't affect any existing investments and will only prohibit certain transactions.
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Complementary NFTs for Crypto Taxpayers in India: TaxNodes Hatches Game Plan
In order to get more Indian crypto investors to pay their taxes, TaxNodes has decided to offer complimentary NFTs to taxpayers using its platform. The tax computation platform has partnered with Polygon Labs to offer these non-fungible tokens as incentives for crypto taxpayers.
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'Godfather of AI' Geoffrey Hinton Quits Google to Speak Out Against Dangers of Artificial Intelligence: Report
Geoffrey Hinton, widely considered the "godfather of artificial intelligence" has resigned from his job at Google in order to warn about the dangers of AI technology, according to reports. The computer scientist told The New York Times that advancements in AI posed "profound risks to society and humanity".
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Elon Musk Claims Twitter Ordered Former Security Chief to Destroy Evidence as Part of Severance Package
Elon Musk has accused Twitter of directing whistleblower Peiter Zatko to destroy evidence as part of his $7.8 million (roughly Rs. 64 crore) severance agreement, according to court filings from October 3 that were unsealed on Monday. Peiter Zatko, Twitter’s ex-head of security, said he burned 10 handwritten notebooks and deleted 100 computer file...
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Neuromorphic NeuRRAM Chip for AI Developed, Performs Computations in Memory Without Network Connectivity: Details
A NeuRRAM chip, or a neuromorphic chip, has been created by scientists in order to run AI applications by performing computations directly in memory. The chip does not require a network connection to the cloud to do so and consumes a small amount of energy. The newly discovered chip may allow for AI usage across a range of edge devices.
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Bitcoin Mining Jerked to a Halt in Texas Hub Amid Heat Wave Predictions, Power Outage Possibilities
Parts of Texas are bracing to see the heat situation climb beyond the mark of 40 degrees Celsius in the coming days. In order to ensure that power supply is not disrupted in the state, majority BTC miners there have paused their operations. Over 1,000 megawatts worth of Bitcoin mining load were turned off to conserve energy for the state’s networ...
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Chip Hoarding by PC and Smartphone Makers Turns Shortage to Glut Amid Inflation, Lockdowns, and Ukraine Crisis
After a global chip shortage that saw PC and smartphone makers struggle to source semiconductors to make their products, the industry has seen a glut in some sectors. Analysts say that big suppliers of chips to consumer electronics makers, especially low-end smartphones, will be hit hardest by the downturn. Manufacturers who stockpiled computer chi...
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Toddler Ordered 31 Cheeseburgers, Added $16 Tip. Mother Had No Idea
The mother of three was working on the computer when her son got hold of her unlocked phone and placed the order.
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SSC Defers CGL Exam 2025 To September, Orders Re-Test For 55,000 Candidates
SSC CGL 2025: The examination will now commence in the first week of September 2025, and a revised schedule will soon be uploaded on the Commission's official website.
-
Apple Vision Pro 2 to Launch Later This Year as Suppliers Rush to Fulfill Key Component Orders: Report
Apple's Vision Pro may have not met any sales targets since launch, but that does not mean that it is a failed product. With a high sticker price, the device was surely out of reach for many, and there have been rumours floating about a more affordable model. As per a new report, an incremental update to the Vision Pro is on the way and it may have...
-
Scientists Unlock Quantum Control of Atomic Collisions at Warmer Temperatures
Scientists from the University of Warsaw and the Weizmann Institute of Science have demonstrated that atomic collisions can be controlled at temperatures beyond the ultracold regime. Previously, it was believed that quantum control weakens as kinetic energy increases. However, as per reports, unexpected order has been observed in rubidium-strontium...
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No Files, Documents To Be Moved Out Of Secretariat: Delhi Lt Governor
With Assembly poll results pointing at a regime change in the capital, the general administration department of Delhi government on Saturday said in an order that no files, documents or computers will be moved out of Delhi Secretariat.
-
Samsung Ordered to Pay $118 Million for Infringing Netlist Patents
Samsung has been directed by a federal jury in Marshall, Texas to pay computer memory firm Netlist $118 million in damages for a patent infringement involving technology that enhances data processing in high-performance memory products. The South Korean fitm was previously ordered to pay $303 million to Netlist in a similar case.
-
Google Chrome Updated With Patch for Nasty Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploited by Attackers
Google Chrome users should update their browser in order to remain protected from a serious security flaw that was actively exploited in the wild, according to the company. The vulnerability affects users on outdated versions of Chrome on Windows, macOS, and Linux by takin advantage of a flaw in a component in Chrome that renders web content on a u...
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Centre Defers Order To Restrict Imports Of Laptops, Tablets Till October 31
The government on Friday deferred the implementation of the import restriction order on laptops and computers (including tablet computers) by about three months till October 31.
-
US President Said to to Sign New Order to Limit US Tech Investments in China by Mid-August
US President Joe Biden is planning to sign an executive order to limit critical US technology investments in China by mid-August. The order focuses on semiconductors, artificial intelligence and quantum computing. It won't affect any existing investments and will only prohibit certain transactions.
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Complementary NFTs for Crypto Taxpayers in India: TaxNodes Hatches Game Plan
In order to get more Indian crypto investors to pay their taxes, TaxNodes has decided to offer complimentary NFTs to taxpayers using its platform. The tax computation platform has partnered with Polygon Labs to offer these non-fungible tokens as incentives for crypto taxpayers.
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'Godfather of AI' Geoffrey Hinton Quits Google to Speak Out Against Dangers of Artificial Intelligence: Report
Geoffrey Hinton, widely considered the "godfather of artificial intelligence" has resigned from his job at Google in order to warn about the dangers of AI technology, according to reports. The computer scientist told The New York Times that advancements in AI posed "profound risks to society and humanity".
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Elon Musk Claims Twitter Ordered Former Security Chief to Destroy Evidence as Part of Severance Package
Elon Musk has accused Twitter of directing whistleblower Peiter Zatko to destroy evidence as part of his $7.8 million (roughly Rs. 64 crore) severance agreement, according to court filings from October 3 that were unsealed on Monday. Peiter Zatko, Twitter’s ex-head of security, said he burned 10 handwritten notebooks and deleted 100 computer file...
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Neuromorphic NeuRRAM Chip for AI Developed, Performs Computations in Memory Without Network Connectivity: Details
A NeuRRAM chip, or a neuromorphic chip, has been created by scientists in order to run AI applications by performing computations directly in memory. The chip does not require a network connection to the cloud to do so and consumes a small amount of energy. The newly discovered chip may allow for AI usage across a range of edge devices.
-
Bitcoin Mining Jerked to a Halt in Texas Hub Amid Heat Wave Predictions, Power Outage Possibilities
Parts of Texas are bracing to see the heat situation climb beyond the mark of 40 degrees Celsius in the coming days. In order to ensure that power supply is not disrupted in the state, majority BTC miners there have paused their operations. Over 1,000 megawatts worth of Bitcoin mining load were turned off to conserve energy for the state’s networ...
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Chip Hoarding by PC and Smartphone Makers Turns Shortage to Glut Amid Inflation, Lockdowns, and Ukraine Crisis
After a global chip shortage that saw PC and smartphone makers struggle to source semiconductors to make their products, the industry has seen a glut in some sectors. Analysts say that big suppliers of chips to consumer electronics makers, especially low-end smartphones, will be hit hardest by the downturn. Manufacturers who stockpiled computer chi...
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Toddler Ordered 31 Cheeseburgers, Added $16 Tip. Mother Had No Idea
The mother of three was working on the computer when her son got hold of her unlocked phone and placed the order.
