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When people write about AI and the Arctic, they usually mean data centers. Companies are racing north to site servers where the air is cold, and the power is cheap, and that migration is real. But that’s only half the story.

A bunch of recent rumors have suggested Samsung has some changes in store for its smartphone interface.

A model can recommend a markdown, predict a stockout, adjust a picking route or identify a pattern in store traffic in milliseconds. But a retailer only gets value when that decision becomes an accurate action in the physical store. Whether it’s a price change or a sensor reading, it has to arrive promptly for it…

Much ink has been spilled over how to respond to artificial intelligence use in education. Harvard College Dean David J. Deming frames cheating with AI as a “temptation”; students know it’s wrong, but we just can’t help ourselves — so assignments have to be restructured to make cheating impossible.

Let’s not pretend; if you weren’t sold on a Chromebook, Googlebook isn’t for you either.

As AI becomes embedded into critical public services, sovereignty is rapidly becoming one of the biggest strategic questions facing government.

Until recently, conversations about enterprise AI have focused on models, infrastructure, and computing power. But who leads Generative AI at LogicMonitor, many organisations are discovering that the real challenge isn’t the technology itself. It’s whether the business is prepared to use it effectively

MSI has launched the Prestige N16 Flip AI+, adding a 16-inch convertible to Nvidia’s rapidly expanding RTX Spark hardware lineup.

Asus has beaten every other manufacturer to market with the ROG Rapture GT-BN98, the world’s first commercially available Wi-Fi 8 gaming router.

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