Why AI data centre boom is leaving consumer electronics short of chips
The AI boom has changed memory demand from a broad consumer cycle into a more segmented market centered on high-bandwidth memory chips
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'Just looping you in': Why letting AI write emails may create more work
The rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, such as ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot, is increasingly allowing people to offload the repetitive routines of tending one's inbox
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Floppy to Mythos, how ransomware grew into multibillion-dollar industry
Today, artifical intelligence makes malware coding and crafting convincing phishing-emails in any language simple
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Meta, Microsoft have joined tech layoff tsunami, but is AI really to blame?
The workers most at risk are not necessarily those whose tasks can be replicated by AI. They are those who wait for pressure to arrive from outside rather than getting ahead of it now
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How do teens use AI companions? With more creativity than you might think
The American Academy of Paediatrics recently shifted screen-time guidelines from set time limits to a framework that accounts for the individual child, their use, family relationships and their enviro
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Is mouthwash bad for heart health? Here's what research actually says
Several small studies have actually found that giving people mouthwash can change the balance of bacteria in the mouth
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Study finds marriage prevent cancer, highlights role of social support
According to study, men who had never married were about 70% more likely to develop cancer while women who had never married were about 85% more likely to develop cancer
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UTI antibiotics not enough? Here's what to do if symptoms don't go away
UTIs are common, affecting half of all women at some point. They occur when bacteria enter the urinary tract, causing symptoms such as burning, urgency, frequent urination
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