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OpenAI Introduces Prism, a Free AI Workspace for Scientific Collaboration
OpenAI has launched Prism, a free AI-assisted workspace built around GPT-5.2 to support scientific writing, collaboration and research workflows. The LaTeX-native platform unifies drafting, editing, literature search, citation management and real-time collaboration in one cloud environment. Prism is available to anyone with a ChatGPT personal accou...
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AMD Ryzen 3 2200G and Ryzen 5 2400G Processors With Integrated Graphics Launched
Almost exactly a year after taking the PC market by storm with its new Ryzen series, AMD has launched its first desktop models with integrated graphics.
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Social Media Trends, Data Analytics To Help Boost Security In Airports, Nuclear Bases
Social media trends and data analytics will be used for the first time in ensuring and monitoring the security at the country's most vital assets such as airports and nuclear and aerospace installations.
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Diwali Gifts Shopping Guide: For the Gamers
This Diwali, gift the gamer in your life (or yourself) something cooler than an Amazon gift card.
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US Official Defends Surveillance on Eve of EU Data Ruling
"Prism is focused and reasonable. It does not involve 'mass' and 'unrestricted' collection of data."
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Steelseries Siberia Elite Prism Review: Gaming in Style
The Siberia Elite Prism adds serious cool factor to your gaming audio.
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Facebook Class Action Lawsuit Filed by Austrian Student
Schrems and 25,000 other users are suing Facebook for various rights violations, from illegal data tracking to involvement in the NSA Prism programme.
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Yahoo Transparency Report Reveals US Topped Data Requests
The United States called on the California-based Internet veteran to disclose data from accounts of 12,533 users, compared with the 4,759 accounts targeted by second-place Taiwan.
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Austrian Student's Class Action Against Facebook Gets 25,000 Plaintiffs
The list of plaintiffs is now closed, "We hoped for broad support, but the number ... has exceeded my most optimistic expectations," said Schrems.
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Thousands Join Austrian Student's Class Action Against Facebook
Max Schrems, appealed to a billion Facebook users to join a claim he filed at Vienna's commercial court as part of his campaign.
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Microsoft Says Government Officials Make Sudden Visit to China Offices
A spokeswoman for the company made the announcement on Monday, but declined to give any reason for the inspections.
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NSA Internet Surveillance is Legal: US Privacy Oversight Board
However, the board urged new internal intelligence agency safeguards designed to further guard against misuse.
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China Cybercrime Cooperation Stalls After US Hacking Charges
At the same time, there has been no decline in Chinese hackers' efforts to break into US networks, a US security official said.
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British Spy Agencies Are Said to Assert Power to Intercept Web Traffic
A UK government document obtained by NYT indicates an increase in power to intercept Web traffic.
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Chinese Media Calls for 'Severe Punishment' for Google, Other US Tech Firms
Chinese state media lashed out at Google, Apple and other US tech companies on Wednesday for stealing secrets.
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OpenAI Introduces Prism, a Free AI Workspace for Scientific Collaboration
OpenAI has launched Prism, a free AI-assisted workspace built around GPT-5.2 to support scientific writing, collaboration and research workflows. The LaTeX-native platform unifies drafting, editing, literature search, citation management and real-time collaboration in one cloud environment. Prism is available to anyone with a ChatGPT personal accou...
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AMD Ryzen 3 2200G and Ryzen 5 2400G Processors With Integrated Graphics Launched
Almost exactly a year after taking the PC market by storm with its new Ryzen series, AMD has launched its first desktop models with integrated graphics.
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Social Media Trends, Data Analytics To Help Boost Security In Airports, Nuclear Bases
Social media trends and data analytics will be used for the first time in ensuring and monitoring the security at the country's most vital assets such as airports and nuclear and aerospace installations.
-
Diwali Gifts Shopping Guide: For the Gamers
This Diwali, gift the gamer in your life (or yourself) something cooler than an Amazon gift card.
-
US Official Defends Surveillance on Eve of EU Data Ruling
"Prism is focused and reasonable. It does not involve 'mass' and 'unrestricted' collection of data."
-
Steelseries Siberia Elite Prism Review: Gaming in Style
The Siberia Elite Prism adds serious cool factor to your gaming audio.
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Facebook Class Action Lawsuit Filed by Austrian Student
Schrems and 25,000 other users are suing Facebook for various rights violations, from illegal data tracking to involvement in the NSA Prism programme.
-
Yahoo Transparency Report Reveals US Topped Data Requests
The United States called on the California-based Internet veteran to disclose data from accounts of 12,533 users, compared with the 4,759 accounts targeted by second-place Taiwan.
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Austrian Student's Class Action Against Facebook Gets 25,000 Plaintiffs
The list of plaintiffs is now closed, "We hoped for broad support, but the number ... has exceeded my most optimistic expectations," said Schrems.
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Thousands Join Austrian Student's Class Action Against Facebook
Max Schrems, appealed to a billion Facebook users to join a claim he filed at Vienna's commercial court as part of his campaign.
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Microsoft Says Government Officials Make Sudden Visit to China Offices
A spokeswoman for the company made the announcement on Monday, but declined to give any reason for the inspections.
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NSA Internet Surveillance is Legal: US Privacy Oversight Board
However, the board urged new internal intelligence agency safeguards designed to further guard against misuse.
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China Cybercrime Cooperation Stalls After US Hacking Charges
At the same time, there has been no decline in Chinese hackers' efforts to break into US networks, a US security official said.
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British Spy Agencies Are Said to Assert Power to Intercept Web Traffic
A UK government document obtained by NYT indicates an increase in power to intercept Web traffic.
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Chinese Media Calls for 'Severe Punishment' for Google, Other US Tech Firms
Chinese state media lashed out at Google, Apple and other US tech companies on Wednesday for stealing secrets.
