Suhasini Srinivasaragavan
Science and Technology Reporter at Silicon Republic
Immigrant, feminist | Science and Technology reporter, Silicon Republic | 2024 John Schofield Trust Fellow
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2 weeks ago |
siliconrepublic.com | Suhasini Srinivasaragavan
ThreatAware CEO Jon Abbott says that the complexity of IT estates creates security ‘blind spots’, opening businesses to attacks. A business’ cybersecurity landscape is often complex, sprawled with a large number of tools. While this may sound good, ThreatAware CEO Jon Abbott says that a “fragmented network” of cybersecurity tools can be “overwhelmingly challenging to manage”.
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3 weeks ago |
siliconrepublic.com | Suhasini Srinivasaragavan
AI makes healthcare more economical, says Dr David Shusterman, who supports the use of the tech in day-to-day medicine. Healthcare is being transformed by artificial intelligence (AI), whether we like it or not, bringing with it ways to automate tasks like never before. Here at SiliconRepublic.com, we often cover advancements in the medtech sector, from new products to speedy vaccine development to AI-powered 3D medical-imaging technology among so much more.
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3 weeks ago |
siliconrepublic.com | Suhasini Srinivasaragavan
The Commission closed a separate investigation into Apple after the tech giant changed its ways. The European Union has fined Apple €500m and Meta €200m after finding that the two tech juggernauts breached its Digital Markets Act (DMA). The two are the first to be hit with penalties under the DMA which was adopted back in 2022.
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3 weeks ago |
siliconrepublic.com | Suhasini Srinivasaragavan
Publishing giants Politico, Vox, Wired and Vanity Fair have also signed similar deals with the ChatGPT-maker. The Jeff Bezos-owned publication Washington Post has signed a deal with OpenAI to allow its news to be used by ChatGPT. As part of the deal, ChatGPT will display “summaries, quotes and links” to the publication’s original reporting in response to relevant queries on the chatbot, the two said.
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3 weeks ago |
siliconrepublic.com | Suhasini Srinivasaragavan
Less than a year ago, the company laid off 15,000 employees in a bid to reduce its spending. Chipmaker Intel plans to cut roughly 20pc of its staff, or more than 21,000 employees this week, Bloomberg reported early today (23 April). The news comes just before Intel’s Q1 earnings call, expected tomorrow, led by the company’s recently appointed CEO Lip-Bu Tan. According to the financial publication, Tan is aiming to “streamline management and rebuild an engineering-driven culture” with the layoffs.
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