The AI divide putting open weights models in spotlight
…research projects and proofs of concept that, while impressive for their size or innovation, still fell far short of OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google's top models. But Qwen 3.5, Google's…
…research projects and proofs of concept that, while impressive for their size or innovation, still fell far short of OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google's top models. But Qwen 3.5, Google's…
…That means effective ownership of technology and protection from extraterritorial laws like the US CLOUD Act, which can compel American tech companies to provide data to US authorities, including data stored overseas…
…When it published the tender in June , HMRC added "Hyperscaler services" to the title and said "modern hyperscaler cloud technologies would be the preferred solution." The notice stated that 70 percent of…
…Apple and Samsung make repairs hard Motorola and Google top PIRG's latest scorecard Samsung and Apple phones are more difficult to repair than those from other makers, according to a report…
…locate agents, see what they’re doing, and shut them down if need be. “This technology wave has tremendous potential, but we have to make sure we put the right controls and…
…changes" problem that they say plagues lakehouse implementations of the kind based on technologies from Databricks, Snowflake, Google, and others. The consulting and support company behind the open source RDBMS has just…
…DARPA offers grants for new AI-to-AI communication protocol In Amazon-packaged remarks, Pete Hirsch, chief product and technology officer at Zuora, a revenue management biz, talked up the advantages of…
…In fact, Google routinely releases small open weights models derived from its larger proprietary Gemini models, with its Gemma 4 family being the latest example. OpenAI has made similar moves with gpt…
…Hightower thinks IT professionals need to go deeper and develop an understanding of technology platform fundamentals – so-called “hard skills.” But he also thinks soft skills are increasingly important, because the aim…
…in 2007, Mountain View introduced Google Reader , an online RSS aggregator. Accessible from any computer, it let users pull together all their RSS feeds and aggregate the results. It was good enough…