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OpenAI Introduces o1-Pro API for Developers as Its Most Expensive Offering Till Date
OpenAI released a new application programming interface (API) for the recently introduced o1-pro artificial intelligence (AI) model on Wednesday. The new API will offer developers better responses than any of the existing models by the AI firm by using more compute. However, the company is passing through the higher computational costs back to the ...
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OpenAI Unveils Responses API, Agents SDK to Help Developers Build AI Agents
OpenAI made several developer-focused announcements in a live stream on Tuesday. The San Francisco-based AI giant is introducing a new application programming interface (API) and an open-source software development kit (SDK) that will allow developers to build artificial intelligence (AI) agents and manage multi-agent workflows. Alongside, the comp...
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Samsung Expands Self-Repair Program to Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 5; More Devices to Follow
Samsung Self-Repair Program has been expanded to foldable phones for the first time, the company announced on Tuesday. As a result, users will be able to repair their Galaxy smartphones on their own. The Self-Repair program will also be available for Samsung Galaxy smartphones, tablets, and computers to 30 more countries in Europe, according to the...
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Apple to Pay $50 Million to Settle Class-Action Lawsuit Over Defective ‘Butterfly’ MacBook Keyboards
Apple has reached a settlement over a class-action lawsuit that claimed the company knew and concealed that its MacBook laptop computers’ "butterfly" keyboards were prone to failure. Customers had complained that claimed that the affected laptop keyboards suffered from sticky and unresponsive keys, and that tiny amounts of dust or debris could ma...
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Apple Expands Its Independent Repair Shop Program to Mac Computers
Apple said on Monday it had expanded a program that provides parts and training to independent repair shops to cover its Mac computers.
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JPMorgan Drops Terms 'Master,' 'Slave' From Internal Tech Code, Materials
The phrases "master" and "slave" code or drive are used in some programming languages and computer hardware to describe one part of a device or process that controls another.
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Samsung's Chip Business Sees Record Profits, Mobile Profits Drop as Marketing Spend Increases
Samsung's flagship semiconductor business supplies chips that help data centres, servers, mobile devices, and computers save data and run multiple programs rapidly.
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Microsoft Releases Fix for Users Affected by Windows 10 Cumulative Update Issue
The company claimed that a small number of customers previously in the Windows Insider Program were affected.
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Google to Buy Cloud Software Company Apigee for $625 Million
Apigee specialises in managing so-called application programming interfaces, or APIs.
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Barack Obama Unveils Sanctions Program to Fight Cyberattacks
President Barack Obama on Wednesday ordered a new sanctions program that could block assets of US and foreign hackers and of companies that seek to profit from cyberattacks.
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Imagining a future when machines have all the jobs
Smarter machines and better software were helping companies do more work with fewer people. His Silicon Valley software firm used to put its programs on disks and ship them to customers. The disks were made, packaged and delivered by human beings. Now Ford's customers can just download the software to their computers - no disks, no packaging, no de...
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OpenAI Introduces o1-Pro API for Developers as Its Most Expensive Offering Till Date
OpenAI released a new application programming interface (API) for the recently introduced o1-pro artificial intelligence (AI) model on Wednesday. The new API will offer developers better responses than any of the existing models by the AI firm by using more compute. However, the company is passing through the higher computational costs back to the ...
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OpenAI Unveils Responses API, Agents SDK to Help Developers Build AI Agents
OpenAI made several developer-focused announcements in a live stream on Tuesday. The San Francisco-based AI giant is introducing a new application programming interface (API) and an open-source software development kit (SDK) that will allow developers to build artificial intelligence (AI) agents and manage multi-agent workflows. Alongside, the comp...
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Samsung Expands Self-Repair Program to Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 5; More Devices to Follow
Samsung Self-Repair Program has been expanded to foldable phones for the first time, the company announced on Tuesday. As a result, users will be able to repair their Galaxy smartphones on their own. The Self-Repair program will also be available for Samsung Galaxy smartphones, tablets, and computers to 30 more countries in Europe, according to the...
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Apple to Pay $50 Million to Settle Class-Action Lawsuit Over Defective ‘Butterfly’ MacBook Keyboards
Apple has reached a settlement over a class-action lawsuit that claimed the company knew and concealed that its MacBook laptop computers’ "butterfly" keyboards were prone to failure. Customers had complained that claimed that the affected laptop keyboards suffered from sticky and unresponsive keys, and that tiny amounts of dust or debris could ma...
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Apple Expands Its Independent Repair Shop Program to Mac Computers
Apple said on Monday it had expanded a program that provides parts and training to independent repair shops to cover its Mac computers.
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JPMorgan Drops Terms 'Master,' 'Slave' From Internal Tech Code, Materials
The phrases "master" and "slave" code or drive are used in some programming languages and computer hardware to describe one part of a device or process that controls another.
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Samsung's Chip Business Sees Record Profits, Mobile Profits Drop as Marketing Spend Increases
Samsung's flagship semiconductor business supplies chips that help data centres, servers, mobile devices, and computers save data and run multiple programs rapidly.
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Microsoft Releases Fix for Users Affected by Windows 10 Cumulative Update Issue
The company claimed that a small number of customers previously in the Windows Insider Program were affected.
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Google to Buy Cloud Software Company Apigee for $625 Million
Apigee specialises in managing so-called application programming interfaces, or APIs.
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Barack Obama Unveils Sanctions Program to Fight Cyberattacks
President Barack Obama on Wednesday ordered a new sanctions program that could block assets of US and foreign hackers and of companies that seek to profit from cyberattacks.
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Imagining a future when machines have all the jobs
Smarter machines and better software were helping companies do more work with fewer people. His Silicon Valley software firm used to put its programs on disks and ship them to customers. The disks were made, packaged and delivered by human beings. Now Ford's customers can just download the software to their computers - no disks, no packaging, no de...
