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Nvidia adds Sweden to growing list of countries with Nvidia-powered AI factories

5 days ago | techfinitive.com | Jo Best

Some of Sweden’s biggest businesses have teamed up with Nvidia for the launch of the country’s largest AI factory. It’s all part of Nvidia’s apparent move towards world dominance, as it binds not only companies but countries to its technology. In particular, this announcement follows news of Nvidia building an AI factory in Taiwan, multiple AI factories in Saudi Arabia and its native Canada.
Cisco study finds AI will run 68% of customer service by 2028

1 week ago | techfinitive.com | Aimee Chanthadavong

Research from Cisco has predicted that agentic AI will handle over two-thirds of customer service and support interactions by 2028. Cisco’s global research report, “The race to an agentic future: How agentic AI will transform customer experience”, also found that more than half of interactions with agentic AI will occur within the next 12 months.
Where is the recycle bin on a Samsung Galaxy phone?

1 week ago | techfinitive.com | Barry Collins

If you’ve accidentally deleted a photo or some other file, you’re probably looking for the recycle bin on your Samsung Galaxy phone to see if you can retrieve it from the trash. There’s good and bad news here. The good? Samsung Galaxy phones do have a recycle bin. The bad news is you need to have turned it on first.
Copyright versus AI in the UK: why are MPs siding with tech over the arts?

1 week ago | techfinitive.com | Nicole Kobie

This article is part of our Opinions section. Large language models need data to be trained. By data, I mean articles, books, songs and photographs, among all the other content created by humans. That has long been protected in law by copyright, but MPs in the UK are dead set on dismantling that system to enable AI.
QR codes: How to choose the right partner

1 week ago | techfinitive.com | Darien Graham-Smith

For any business using QR codes, it makes sense to work with a specialist provider. A professional partner can ensure you’re making the most of the technology, as well as providing centralised management and helping to protect your reputation with reliable, brand-friendly codes. Not all QR code providers are alike, however. There are numerous services to choose from, with different services and specialisms – and different prices.
How do I print an image at a specific size?

1 week ago | techfinitive.com | Barry Collins

You’ve got a photo frame and want to fill it with an image at the precise dimensions, say 6in x 4in. You go to your favourite art app, but it ain’t interested. It can print on different size papers, no problem, but if you want to print an image at a specific size on regular A4 paper, it can’t help you. Stop screaming and wasting ink. Here’s how to print an image at the exact size you need it using a free piece of software. First, you need to download the magnificent IrfanView.
Japan fires up world's biggest quantum research supercomputer to supercharge hybrid research

1 week ago | techfinitive.com | Jo Best

The world’s largest supercomputer dedicated to quantum computing research has officially gone live. The machine, known as ABCI-Q, is housed at the G-QuAT (Global Research and Development Centre for Business by Quantum-AI Technology) research centre in the Japanese city of Tsukuba. G-QuAT opened its doors earlier this month, as part of Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST).
Nvidia, Foxconn and TSMC to jointly build AI factory in Taiwan

2 weeks ago | techfinitive.com | Aimee Chanthadavong

Nvidia, Foxconn, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) have announced they are working with the Taiwanese government to build an AI supercomputer to bolster AI computing availability in Taiwan for local researchers and enterprises. “Our plan is to create an AI-focused industrial ecosystem in southern Taiwan,” Minister of the National Science and Technology Council Wu Cheng-Wen said.
It’s time to switch off the healthcare hacker life support

2 weeks ago | techfinitive.com | Davey Winder

If you were in any doubt of the critical state of the healthcare industry as far as cybersecurity is concerned, look no further than a new analysis from Forescout’s Vedere Labs that examined 734 breaches. This revealed that, on average, more than 3 million individuals were impacted during every attack. Delving deeper, 47 different ransomware groups were implicated, and stolen healthcare data is traded online at a cost of between £3 and £75 a pop.
Microsoft Build 2025: AI everywhere with more models, agents and developer tools

2 weeks ago | techfinitive.com | Nicole Kobie

You thought Microsoft was going big on AI before? At this year’s Build conference, it unveiled a host of new tools, from practical user-level features like in-PDF translation to the general availability of Windows AI Foundry – and a wider availability of models.