Ryan Daws
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telecomstechnews.com | Ryan Daws
The GSMA has found that operators are struggling with spectrum costs, holding back investment to improve the performance of mobile networks. According to the GSMA, on average, consumers are actually paying about 38% less for mobile services than a decade ago. That’s great news for our wallets. However, for the companies that provide our mobile services, it’s a different story. Operators have seen a 96% crash in what they earn per gigabyte of data between 2014 and 2024.
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developer-tech.com | Ryan Daws
Chainguard Libraries for Python isn’t just another repository; it’s an index of Python dependencies engineered to be resistant to malware. The secret sauce? Building every single one securely from its original source code within a robust SLSA L2 compliant infrastructure. The promise is straightforward: a newfound confidence that malicious code hasn’t been sneakily injected during the often-opaque build and distribution process of the libraries that underpin so much of today’s Python development.
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artificialintelligence-news.com | Ryan Daws
The Department of Commerce (DOC) has slammed the brakes on the sweeping “AI Diffusion Rule,” yanking it just a day before it was due to bite. Meanwhile, officials have laid down the gauntlet with stricter measures to control semiconductor exports. The AI Diffusion Rule, a piece of regulation cooked up under the Biden administration, was staring down a compliance deadline of May 15th.
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artificialintelligence-news.com | Ryan Daws
ServiceNow has opened its Knowledge 2025 conference with a brand new AI platform. The ambition is clear: to give businesses a single, coherent way to get all their different AI tools and intelligent agents working together, right across the company. This isn’t just a fresh lick of paint; we’re talking deep-rooted new features and much cosier relationships with the likes of NVIDIA, Microsoft, Google, and Oracle. The aim?
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developer-tech.com | Ryan Daws
Node.js 24 has officially arrived, and it’s bringing a rather tasty selection of improvements to the table. If you’re a developer knee-deep in web apps or wrestling with asynchronous code, this release is one for you. It’s all about making Node.js quicker on its feet, more versatile, and even more in tune with the latest JavaScript standards. So, what’s making Node.js 24 tick?
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