Microsoft is facing a last-ditch campaign against its decision to end support for Windows 10 later this month. The software giant has already made concessions to European consumers by extending support for an additional year, and US customers are wondering why the same extension can’t be applied across the Atlantic. Businesses and consumers alike are

Microsoft on Wednesday unveiled a corporate reorganization of its commercial business, appointing Judson Althoff as CEO of the division. Althoff, formerly the company’s executive vice president and chief commercial officer, will take on the new role to more tightly integrate sales, marketing, operations, and engineering under one roof. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told employees through

Arm this week lost its legal battle with Qualcomm in a multi-faceted license agreement trial with the release of a judgment in Qualcomm’s favor by US district judge Maryellen Noreika. Last December, a jury in the US District Court for the District of Delaware ruled in favor of Qualcomm and its acquisition, Nuvia, on two

Google’s President of Global Affairs, Kent Walker, has urged the EU to increase AI adoption through a smarter regulatory approach amid increasing competition, particularly from China. Speaking at the Competitive Europe Summit in Brussels, Walker positioned AI as a tool that philosophers and economists call an “invention of a method of invention” which will reshape

Guest author: Or Hillel, Green Lamp Applications have become the foundation of how organisations deliver services, connect with customers, and manage important operations. Every transaction, interaction, and workflow runs on a web app, mobile interface, or API. That central role has made applications one of the most attractive and frequently-targeted points of entry for attackers.

A study from MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) has found that the human brain not only works less hard when using an LLM, but its effects continue, negatively affecting mental activity in future work. The researchers used a limited number of subjects for their experiments (a limitation stated in the paper ), who were asked

Amsterdam-based Dashmote has closed a $6 million Series A1 funding round to develop its new AI sales assistant and strengthen its foothold in the American market. The investment was co-led by US venture capital firm Blossom Street Ventures and European financial institution Rabobank, bringing the company’s total funding to $14 million since its founding in

Phaidra, a company developing AI-powered control systems for data centers, has raised more than $50 million in Series B funding. Collaborative Fund led the round, with participation from Helena, Index Ventures, NVIDIA, Sony Innovation Fund, and other investors. The capital will support Phaidra’s work on making AI data centers—facilities designed specifically for AI computing workloads—significantly

Senators Josh Hawley and Richard Blumenthal are once again stepping into the AI spotlight, this time with a bill that aims to create a federal program to evaluate the risks of advanced artificial intelligence systems. According to Axios, the Artificial Intelligence Risk Evaluation Act would set up a program at the Department of Energy to

Whoopi Goldberg didn’t mince her words this week on The View when she called out the growing fascination with AI-generated performers, singling out the so-called “actress” Tilly Norwood. In her characteristically wry style, Goldberg warned that audiences simply won’t have “any connection” with a character stitched together from algorithms rather than lived experience, as reported