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Gerstner was chair and CEO at a time when the firm was struggling for relevance faced with rivals such as Microsoft Louis Gerstner, the businessman credited with turning around IBM, has died aged 83, the company announced on Sunday. Gerstner was chair and CEO of IBM from 1993 to 2002, a time when the company was struggling for relevance in the face of competition from rivals such as Microsoft and Sun Microsystems. Continue reading...
Online audiences seeking out authentic and passionate voices as antidote to AI-generated content For years, social media fame has been associated with the red carpet glamour of the Kardashians and Cristiano Ronaldo's megawatt sporting celebrity, but millions of users globally are increasingly turning their attention to unassuming heroes drawn from everyday life. TikTok says a range of accounts, from a bird enthusiast to an Italian grandmother and a doubledecker bus fan , have grown in popularity...
An art historian in Florence decided to see if AI could crack the mystery he'd just spent years solving and it couldn't. Elon Danziger's finding was this: that Florence's Baptistery of San Giovanni was not a homegrown project but a papal-led initiative under Pope Gregory VII in the late 11th...
The skies may have rained on this year's big climate summit in Bel m, Brazil, but engineers have invented plenty of exciting climate tech this year worth celebrating. Here are some of the year's top IEEE Spectrum climate technology stories: 1. Device Uses Wind to Create Ammonia Out of Thin Air Richard Zare, Xiaowei Song et al. Ammonia is a crucial ingredient for human civilization, powering agriculture, explosives, and next-generation cargo ships . Researchers have turned to classical laboratory...
NPR - 23 hours 37 min agoFrom the advent of AI actress Tilly Norwood to major music labels making deals with AI companies, 2025 has been a watershed year for AI and culture.
Digital connections are now essential to important parts of our lives, such as our work and healthcare. Interrupting service can be catastrophic, denying other rights such as free speech and an education.
Apple has released emergency security updates to fix two zero-day vulnerabilities that attackers actively exploited in highly targeted attacks.
It's the AI-mitation game.
Amazon says it isn't just sifting through resumes it's blocking alleged North Korean operatives trying to get on the payroll. In a Dec. 19 LinkedIn post , Amazon chief security officer Stephen Schmidt said the company has prevented more than 1,800 suspected workers tied to North Korea from being hired...
In 2025, many of IEEE Spectrum s top consumer electronics stories were about about creating the experience you want with technology. Open-source software offered more customization for laptops and displays, devices with less distracting design received recognition with a new certification, and smart glasses manufacturers forged paths to figure out what users really want in the wearable tech. Other stories highlighted the fascinating fundamental tech in our smartphones , like how your new iPhone...
An 11-year-old Washington state girl, identified as R, had quietly become withdrawn after getting her first iPhone. Her mom, H, initially blamed social media apps that R had downloaded without permission, explains Caitlin Gibson in a lengthy piece for the Washington Post . But digging deeper, H came across a series...
Summary In data-center terms, scaling out involves linking computers, while scaling up packs more GPUs into a computer, challenging copper's physical limits. Copper cables face a phenomenon at high data rates at high data rates that necessitate wider wires and more power, complicating a data center's dense connections. Point2 and AttoTude propose radio-based cables , offering longer reach, lower power consumption, and narrower cables than copper, without the cost and complexity of optics...
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Andrew Ng sees AI as a revolution in the making, predicting continued progress despite controversies and claims of a bubble.
Students waiting for the bus in Sydney, Australia, in November. The country's new law barring children from using social media has helped fuel emotional debate across the world.
An NBC News investigation looked into the risk posed by rechargeable batteries onboard planes. The FAA reports a potential record number of lithium-Ion incidents this year even though most airlines don't carry the certified burn bags to contain a fire. Here's NBC News' Tom Costello.
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