Gamers and developers looking for their next target spec will want to pay attention to NRG esports and Intel joining forces for a collaboration intent on showcasing Intel’s latest processing power. The pair are joining up for a Valorant-focused Night Market designed to emulate the look and feel of Riot’s hotshot shooting game. Headlinin…Read More
In Episode 167 of The Robot Report Podcast, co-hosts Mike Oitzman and Gene Demaitre discuss the latest robotics news from the past week. In this conversation, Dr. Henrik Christensen discusses the intersection of robotics and federal policy, emphasizing the need for more attention and funding for the robotics sector. He highlights the challenges of reshoring manufacturing, the implications of political campaigns on robotics, and the importance of tariffs and immigration reforms. The discussion also covers
Haha! I’m seated here thinking, “Should I change this title from ‘Idea’ to ‘Rant’ instead?” It would be very fitting seeing as a pattern seems to have emerged whereby I observe something and rant about it which inevitably leads to me penning my rant. The rant develops into an idea for a Product or a feature. Sometimes, if I’m lucky, the Company (or another) coincidentally makes those changes or builds the feature/product and Uchenna is
Data science advice that you should question Egor Howell · Follow Published in Towards Data Science · 6 min read · 6 hours ago — Photo by ThisisEngineering on Unsplash I have been involved in the online data science scene for quite a while now — about three years. Over that time, I’ve seen some advice, which, in my opinion, is not very good. While it’s a good idea to look for guidance on how
Madden NFL 25 was the top-selling game in August, but it was not a particularly fruitful month for video game hardware, according to industry-tracking firm Circana. This is the second time in a row that a football title from Electronic Arts has topped the month’s bestseller charts — in July, it was EA Sports College Football 25. However, the numbers were not so good for other parts of the industry — namely, August’s hardware sales.
Unleashing the Gradient: How JAX Makes Automatic Differentiation Feel Like Magic Aamir Mushir Khan · Follow Published in Towards Data Science · 10 min read · 6 hours ago — Welcome to the world of JAX, where differentiation happens automatically, faster than a caffeine-fueled coder at 3 a.m.! In this post, we’re going to delve into the concept of Automatic Differentiation (AD), a feature at the heart of JAX, and we’ll explore why it’s such
Hackers in today’s digital world are constantly creating innovative ways to access systems and steal data, especially in more interconnected business networks. A particularly effective method they use is referred to as “Kerberoasting.” The success of this attack path in using flaws in the Kerberos authentication system directly leads to the serious privilege escalation assaults it may cause in corporate settings. Companies, security practitioners, and IT experts who want to guard their systems from this
Combining reader feedback from surveys with behavioral click data to optimize content personalization. Alex Held · Follow Published in Towards Data Science · 8 min read · 6 hours ago — Deliver relevant content to readers at the right time. Image by author. In digital news, the decision to click on an article is influenced by various factors. From headlines and trending topics to article placement and even a reader’s mood, the complexity behind news
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More As more enterprise organizations look to the so-called agentic future, one barrier may be how AI models are built. For enterprise AI developer A121, the answer is clear, the industry needs to look to other model architectures to enable more efficient AI agents. Ari Goshen, AI21 CEO, said in an interview with VentureBeat that Transformers, the
Listen to this article Globant and InOrbit said they intend to accelerate the adoption of robotics across industries. | Source: InOrbit Globant and InOrbit.AI today announced a strategic partnership aimed at accelerating the adoption of robotics across industries, helping customers reimagine and optimize physical processes. Luxembourg-based Globant develops technologies to help its clients in the professional services sector. Mountain View, Calif.-based InOrbit is a developer of robot operations (RobOps) software, which is a key pillar