Rise of the Rōnin’s open world will let players explore Yokohama, Edo and Kyoto

[ad_1] The release of Team Ninja’s upcoming action role-playing game, Rise of the Rōnin, is getting closer and closer, and it’s now been revealed what major Japanese locations players will be able to explore in it. Rise of the Rōnin is set in late 19th century Japan, and will feature Team Ninja’s first open-world…

ByTeam TeachTodayDecember 19, 20230Comments

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Certain Nest Cams will now notify you if you left the garage door open

[ad_1] Google is currently testing several new (some might say overdue) Nest Cam features via its Public Preview program. Starting from the top, the company is giving users the ability to create their own custom clips from a Nest Cam’s video history. This has been in the works for several years as Google first mentioned…

Bycesartechradar@gmail.com (Cesar Cadenas)December 1, 20230Comments

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Open Source Trends Report and New AI Security Products

[ad_1] GitHub Advanced Security gains AI features, and GitHub Copilot now includes a chatbot option. GitHub Copilot Enterprise is expected in February 2024. Image: Adobe/sdx15 At the GitHub Universe conference held in San Francisco and virtually on Nov.…

ByMegan CrouseNovember 10, 20230Comments

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AMD adds support for super-popular open source AI tool to its most powerful GPU – now imagine what would happen if an AMD APU could run Stable Diffusion out of the box

[ad_1] AMD is hoping to make AI more accessible to developers and researchers by adding support for PyTorch to its Radeon RX 7900 XTX and Radeon Pro W7900 graphics cards. Based on its RDNA 3 GPU architecture, these are some of the best GPUs out there, and they can now let users establish a…

ByTeam TeachTodayOctober 24, 20230Comments

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ICYMI: the week’s 7 biggest tech stories, from the OnePlus Open to the Apple Pencil

[ad_1] The tech world shows no sign of slowing down as we head rapidly towards the end of 2023. This week saw the arrival of our favorite foldable phone so far, an intriguing new Apple Pencil and a fresh face in the world of bone conduction headphones. It hasn't all been good news, sadly, as…

Bymark.wilson@futurenet.com (Mark Wilson)October 21, 20230Comments

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OnePlus Open leak reveals camera specs – and perhaps a surprising new color

[ad_1] There's been a lot of buzz around the OnePlus Open in the last few days, and the leaks are continuing as we approach its October 19 launch date – including a fresh rumor about the rear camera and screen specs for the upcoming foldable. This comes from the usually reliable Digital Chat Station…

ByTeam TeachTodayOctober 14, 20230Comments

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To beat Nvidia, AMD bets on open source acquisition and a strategy reminiscent of Linux vs Microsoft era

[ad_1] AMD is tapping into the power of open source with its acquisition of Nod.ai, which has developed a portfolio of tools and systems to boost the deployment of AI applications on the company's hardware. Nvidia’s compute unified device architecture (CUDA) software has become the industry standard for GPU workloads – but AMD is…

ByTeam TeachTodayOctober 14, 20230Comments

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Open goal – How SAP technology has taken this small village football team to the big leagues

[ad_1] Away from SAP's traditional focus on industry and enterprise, the company's technology is also being utilized in some other potentially surprising ways. TSG Hoffenheim has enjoyed an incredible growth over the past 20 years, rising from the fifth tier of German regional football to the Bundesliga, and qualifying for European competitions several times. Based…

ByTeam TeachTodayOctober 1, 20230Comments

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Video Encoding Library Leaves Chrome, Firefox and More Open to Zero-Day Attack

[ad_1] Google and Mozilla have patched the zero-day vulnerability, which originates in the libvpx library. Image: profit_image/Adobe Stock Google and Mozilla have patched a zero-day exploit in Chrome and Firefox, respectively. The zero-day exploit was being used by…

ByMegan CrouseSeptember 29, 20230Comments

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Censys Reveals Open Directories Share More Than 2,000 TB of Unprotected Data

[ad_1] Image: Sergey Nivens/Adobe Stock Open directories are a severe security threat to organizations as they might leak sensitive data, intellectual property or technical data that could allow an attacker to compromise the entire system. According to new research from Censys, an internet intelligence platform, more…

ByCedric PernetSeptember 29, 20230Comments