Jayaditya Chakrabarty

1 week ago | inspire2rise.com | Jayaditya Chakrabarty

OpenAI’s Midnight Live Stream Could Unleash the Full o3 Reasoning ModelOpenAI is stirring up the AI world again, dropping a cryptic teaser for a live stream set to kick off at 1 a.m. PDT on April 17, 2025, just hours after their announcement on April 16. The buzz? The long-awaited “full-blooded” o3 reasoning model might finally take center stage, building on the o3-mini release from January 2025.

1 week ago | true-tech.net | Jeeva Shanmugam |Jayaditya Chakrabarty |Abhishek Jariwala |Rahul Krishnan

Highlights Nvidia unveils the RTX 5060 Ti with up to 16GB GDDR7 memory and the RTX 5060 with 8GB GDDR7, both built on the new Blackwell architecture.   Both cards promise a solid 20-25% performance jump over their RTX 40-series counterparts in rasterization, further amplified by DLSS 4 and upcoming Reflex 2.

1 week ago | inspire2rise.com | Jayaditya Chakrabarty

Microsoft Outlook Is Taking a Hard Stance on Spam with Tough New RulesEmail is the internet’s workhorse, but it’s also a magnet for spam and phishing scams. Microsoft is done playing nice. Starting May 5, 2025, Outlook is rolling out a stringent new policy aimed at high-volume email senders, think domains firing off more than 5,000 emails a day. If you’re one of them, you’ll need to clear a three-part authentication hurdle or risk your emails landing in the junk folder.

2 weeks ago | inspire2rise.com | Jayaditya Chakrabarty

The countdown to the BLAST.tv Austin Major is on, and Counter-Strike 2 fans are buzzing. Slated for June 2025 in Texas, this Valve-sanctioned showdown, CS’s biannual crown jewel, will see 32 elite teams duke it out for glory. On April 8, 2025, BLAST.tv unveiled the invite list, spotlighting a beefed-up format and a big win for China’s CS2 scene: two guaranteed slots in Stage 1. This year’s Austin Major marks a shift from last December’s Perfect World Shanghai Major.

2 weeks ago | inspire2rise.com | Jayaditya Chakrabarty

Microsoft dropped a pricing bombshell today, announcing that starting July 1, 2025, several of its on-premises server products will see a 10% price hike. The affected lineup includes SharePoint Server, Exchange Server, and Skype for Business Server. Alongside the increase, the tech giant is rolling out subscription-based versions of Exchange Server and Skype for Business Server, marking a significant shift for businesses still tethered to local deployments. The price adjustment doesn’t stop there.