About a week after the ruling against Apple, the European Commission ruled Meta’s 'pay or consent' model of offering subscriptions as an alternative to ads on Instagram or Facebook is against the terms of the DMA.
These prompt engineering courses can help you refine and structure natural language requests to get the most out of generative AI.
The EU claims that by bundling Teams with other Microsoft Office tools, the company restricts competition in the market for communication apps.
The best monitor deals for business use in June 2024 range from high-fidelity, high-speed products to reliable workhorses and anti-glare screens for long work days.
Two certifications that verify skills in building AI and ML on AWS are coming in August.
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During WWDC 2024, Siri was given its largest overhaul since it was introduced back in 2011. Learn how to make the most of all the new features, including Apple Intelligence.
Rampant demand for AI computing is driving cloud providers like Microsoft, Google and AWS to build custom silicon chips. Soon, APAC customers will have more choice based on use case and cost.
TechRepublic interviewed IBM’s managing director for Australia about how announcements from the recent Think event could impact the tech industry in particular.
Notably absent from the group is NVIDIA, which has its own equivalent technology that it may not wish to share with its closest rivals.
AI chip revenue for 2024 is expected to hit $71.3 billion. Plus, AI device makers are increasingly bringing chips in-house.
TechRepublic identified the top five emerging cloud technology trends that businesses in the U.K. should be aware of this year.
Major breakthroughs were made in global nations’ AI safety commitments, AI safety institutes, research grants and AI risk thresholds at this month’s AI Seoul Summit.
Data cloud company Snowflake’s Arctic is promising to provide APAC businesses with a true open source large language model they can use to train their own custom enterprise LLMs and inference more economically.
The production of deepfakes is accelerating at more than 1,500% in Australia, forcing organisations to create and adopt standards like Content Credentials.