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Google Settles $1.67 Billion Patent Infringement Lawsuit with Singular Computing

Google and Singular Computing, the company that makes the processors that underpin Googles Artificial Intelligence AI technology, have settled their p

Google and Singular Computing, the company that makes the processors that underpin Googles Artificial Intelligence AI technology, have settled their patent infringement dispute. In the case, Google was accused of misusing Singular Computings computerprocessing breakthroughs in its AI capabilities, such as Google Search, Gmail, and Translate, which demanded $1.67 billion in damages. Although the specifics of the settlement remained undisclosed, Google and Singular officials verified the outcome. Google expressed pleasure with the settlement and said it did not infringe Singulars patent rights. Since 2019, the case has been pending. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Florida House Passes Bill Targeting Social Media Access for Children

A measure to prohibit minors under sixteen from using social media has been adopted by the Florida House of Representatives. Under the proposed legisl

A measure to prohibit minors under sixteen from using social media has been adopted by the Florida House of Representatives. Under the proposed legislation, social media companies would have to delete the accounts of any users who are younger than 17 and set up a thirdparty verification mechanism to filter out minors. Additionally, the measure permits parents to file civil lawsuits against platforms that violate its requirements and requires permanently destroying any personal data gathered from closed accounts. The measure was opposed by Meta, the parent corporation of Facebook and Instagram, due to worries about data privacy and the limitation of parental choice. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Microsofts Bing, Edge, and Advertising Services May Be Excluded from Europes Digital Markets Act DMA

According to reports, Microsofts advertising services, browser Edge, and search engine Bing will probably not fall under the purview of Europes Digita

According to reports, Microsofts advertising services, browser Edge, and search engine Bing will probably not fall under the purview of Europes Digital Markets Act DMA. According to reports, European authorities concluded these items must be sufficiently dominant to require DMA regulation. Nonetheless, it is anticipated that Microsoft will take action to adhere to the DMA rules for further products, such as LinkedIn and the Windows operating system. Major IT companies must comply with the DMA by March 7 to treat their services and goods similarly to competitors. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Samsung Considers Leasing TV Factory in Russia Amid Global Responses to Ukraine Invasion

According to reports, Samsung Electronics is thinking of leasing its TV manufacturing in Russia in retaliation to the nations invasion of Ukraine by i

According to reports, Samsung Electronics is thinking of leasing its TV manufacturing in Russia in retaliation to the nations invasion of Ukraine by international corporations. South Korean media reports state that the TV and monitor facility in Kaluga, Russia, is being considered for leasing. The action is in line with a pattern where businesses in Russia modify their operations in reaction to events of a geopolitical nature. Samsung has already said it will stop sending goods to Russia in March 2022. According to the allegations, VVP Group, a local electronics distributor, maybe manufacturing equipment at the Samsung facility for its brand and other businesses. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

North Korea Actively Developing Artificial Intelligence AI and Machine Learning ML Capabilities, Study Finds

According to recent research, North Korea is aggressively working to build Machine Learning ML and Artificial Intelligence AI capabilities for a range

According to recent research, North Korea is aggressively working to build Machine Learning ML and Artificial Intelligence AI capabilities for a range of uses, including government monitoring, wargaming simulations, protecting nuclear reactors, and reacting to COVID19. Although international sanctions may impede the procurement of AI gear, North Korea is making deliberate investments in developing these technologies to support its digital economy. The paper highlights partnerships between North Korean AI researchers and overseas academics, notably those in China, and references opensource material, including official media and journals. The Artificial Intelligence Research Institute was founded by North Korea in 2013, and the report showcases the nations endeavours to utilise AI across several fields. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Denim Brand DENHAM Targeted in Akira Ransomware Attack

The Amsterdambased denim company DENHAM has acknowledged that it was the subject of a ransomware assault, with the Akira gang being the perpetrator. A

The Amsterdambased denim company DENHAM has acknowledged that it was the subject of a ransomware assault, with the Akira gang being the perpetrator. A DENHAM representative stated that the assault was detected on December 27, 2023, and had no appreciable effect on the brands online and instore offerings. The corporation hired a specialist cybersecurity organisation to counter the attack and conducted a digital forensic examination. DENHAM reassured customers, business partners, and staff that the personal information of those who visited its online store was secure. As a precaution, DENHAM has contacted the Dutch Data Protection Authority and taken steps to strengthen security. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

SEC X Account Hacked SIM Swapping Technique Exposed

Earlier this month, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission SEC disclosed that a "SIM swapping" technique was used to hack into its X formerly Twi

Earlier this month, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission SEC disclosed that a "SIM swapping" technique was used to hack into its X formerly Twitter account. The SEC also revealed that its employees had disabled multifactor authentication MFA, an extra security measure, six months before the assault and had just added it back on January 9th. After taking over the SECs X account, the hackers published a fictitious statement purporting to approve bitcoin exchangetraded products, which momentarily drove up the cryptocurrencys price. Attackers can control a phone number by reassigning it to a different device through SIM swapping. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Metas Response to Digital Markets Act User Choice for Data Sharing

Meta Platforms, the old Facebook, is updating its European services by the Digital Markets Act DMA of the European Union. Notifications on Instagram a

Meta Platforms, the old Facebook, is updating its European services by the Digital Markets Act DMA of the European Union. Notifications on Instagram and Facebook will let users choose whether to share their information between the two platforms. The adjustments are made to comply with the DMA, which mandates that Big Tech companies handle their services and goods the same way they handle competitors. Users of Facebook Messenger will also be able to choose whether to link or keep their Facebook and Messenger accounts alone. March 7 is the DMAs deadline for compliance. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          



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