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iOS 16.6 RC is now available to developers with bug fixes and … – BGR
A week after releasing beta 5, Apple is now seeding iOS 16.6 RC to registered developers.
The Energy Crunch: AI Data Centers and the Battle for Power – Digital Information World
The demands on energy in a cloud-powered world are astonishing, and the emergence of generative AI is just exacerbating the situation. Tom Keane, a Microsoft data center veteran, has warned about AI models' energy consumption and the issues existing data centers confront. AI model training in data centers may consume up to three times the energy of regular cloud workloads, putting a strain on infrastructure.
Machine Learning and Data Engineering Applications in Agriculture – TechNative
In God we trust, all others bring data. William Edwards Deming The main problems that farmers face on an everyday basis, such as climate changes, manual time-consuming tasks, and changes in consumers everyday dietary are presented in the article. Along with possible solutions that Machine Learning and Data Engineering can offer by applying such tools as IoT, data collection, computer vision, blockchain, and Augmented Reality.
The Future of VMs on Kubernetes: Building on KubeVirt – The New Stack
Remember when virtualization was the hot new thing? Twenty years ago, I was racking and deploying physical servers at a small hosting company when I had my first experience of virtualization
Turbocharging ASP.NET Core Applications: A Deep Dive into … – Medium
Performance is paramount when developing web applications. A slow, unresponsive application results in poor user experience, losing users, and possibly business
Is Wayland Becoming the Favored Way to Get a GUI on Linux? – Slashdot
The Register shares its collection of "signs that Wayland is becoming the favored way to get a GUI on Linux."- The team developing Linux for Apple Silicon Macs said they didn't have the manpower to work on X.org support. - A year ago, the developers of the Gtk toolkit used by many Linux apps and desktops said that the next version may drop support for X11... - One of the developers of the Budgie desktop, Campbell Jones, recently published a blog post with a wildly controversial title that made The Reg FOSS desk smile: "Wayland is pretty good, actually." He lays out various benefits that Wayland brings to developers, and concludes: "Primarily, what I've learned is that Wayland is actually really well-designed.
Goodbye Azure AD, Entra the drag on your time and money – The Register
Opinion All tech grunts know an update from a vendor can be good news, bad news, or both. Fortunately, theres a quick way to tell even before the first sentence of the community blog post that is today's royal proclamation of choice
British Red Cross volunteer celebrates 65 years of support – Herald Series
Ann Coulter, aged 91, from Abingdon, was given an award recognising her many years of service during an event organised by the British Red Cross in Abingdon. The event took place on Tuesday, July 11 in The Ann Coulter Training Room, a room named in her honour.
‘Sharknado’ Movies In Order: How Many ‘Sharknado’ Movies Are There? – Decider
By Raven Brunner Updated: July 18, 2023 // 10:00am Can you believe its already been over 10 years since the first Sharknado movie premiered? SYFY is celebrating the monumental occasion by hosting an all-day movie marathon of the fin-tastic cult classic, and we cant wait to take a bite out of the whole series
Vitalik Buterin wants Bitcoin to experiment with layer-2 solutions, just like Ethereum – Cointelegraph
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin believes the Bitcoin network needs scalable solutions like zero-knowledge rollups (ZK-rollups) to become more than another payment network.