Digital Information World

Digital Information World

Digitalinformationworld.com (DIW) was established in 2013 by Irfan Ahmad, a blogger and graphic designer hailing from Pakistan. Irfan's goal was to create a space for trending visual content tailored for tech lovers and entrepreneurs, leading to the development of DIW as a go-to platform.

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  • 5 days ago | digitalinformationworld.com | Irfan Ahmad

    WordPress powers more than 40% of websites on the internet. Its popularity comes down to flexibility, ownership, and a giant plugin ecosystem that can turn a simple blog into an e-commerce powerhouse, a media library, or a membership site. That plugin library is both a gift and a headache. The more features you want, the more plugins you install. Each plugin is like adding a new cog in the machine: sometimes helpful, sometimes disruptive.

  • 6 days ago | digitalinformationworld.com | Hura Anwar

    The NYT is bringing to light a new study that signals the alarming number of mistakes that users make with newer, more advanced AI models than older variants. According to the report, the error rates have significantly increased in the advanced systems as compared to their older counterparts. The astonishing fact is that hardly anyone is talking about this, considering how newer AI tools are supposed to do the opposite.

  • 6 days ago | digitalinformationworld.com | Hura Anwar

    The latest stats come to us thanks to Appfigures, who claim the figure nearly doubled from 2020 to 2024. Appfigures’ statistics also shows that, developers managed to produce $33 billion in gross revenue from platforms and games through Apple’s payments last year. After giving Apple’s share, that left them with $23 billion.

  • 6 days ago | digitalinformationworld.com | Arooj Ahmed

    Cryptocurrency has gained global transaction now and is being widely used across different countries and jurisdictions. Some countries have imposed taxes on crypto trading while some have no taxes on digital currencies, and there are also some countries where trading in crypto is banned. Data from HelloSafe shows countries with the highest crypto taxes imposed. At the top of the list is Japan which has imposed up to 55% tax rate on cryptocurrency gains.

  • 1 week ago | digitalinformationworld.com | Arooj Ahmed

    A lot of energy is required to power data centers, and the energy use in data centers in the US is increasing because of the high demand for connectivity and computing. In 2023, the energy consumption in US data centers was 147 TWh (Terawatt hours), which increased to 178 TWh in 2024. It is expected that the energy consumption in the US data centers will reach 224 TWh in 2025 and will jump to about 606 TWh in 2030.

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