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The construction of a satellite launch complex in North Korea has reached a “new level of urgency” in connection with preparations for the launch of the first North Korean satellite into orbit.
Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, is the next big name in the tech world to express his concerns about the rapid development of artificial intelligence. The list of tech industry names
Mankind continues to look for signs of life in space by listening to the universe. The SETI project is most concerned with the study of extraterrestrial civilizations, so scientists are now preparing
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At the Build conference, Microsoft announced Entra, a suite of identity management solutions designed to simplify securing a multi-cloud environment. Managing multiple standalone security solutions can be quite complicated. These are not
This is due to an expired security certificate. Backdating your Surface Pro X to May 22nd or earlier will resolve the issue. Are you one of the few owners of a Microsoft
With the acquisition of “Google challenger” Neeva, Snowflake adds intelligent AI search capabilities to its data cloud. Details of the acquisition will not be disclosed. Snowflake makes the acquisition of Neeva official
According to Tesla and Twitter CEO Elon Musk, “an important third horse needs to enter the AI race” alongside tech giants Microsoft and Google. In addition to Google and Microsoft, according to
A team of scientists from Kyoto University and Japanese logging company Sumitomo Forestry say that wood could be a durable material in space and the best substitute for metal. In the future,
