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Deloitte’s Tech Predictions for 2024: Generative AI Will Continue to Shape Chips Market

30 Nov, 2023 adobe systems, Apple, arm, artificial intelligence, cloud, cloud sovereignty, CXO, deloitte, generative ai, getty images, globalstar, International, Nvidia, Security News, semiconductors, spacex, sustainability, T-Mobile, telecommunications 0 Comments

Deloitte’s 2024 Technology, Media and Telecommunications Predictions report released on Nov. 29 analyzes what the future of tech might look like over the next year. Featured topics include sustainability, artificial intelligence’s prevalence, the impact of cloud sovereignty and changes in the smartphone industry; in particular, the report focuses on how . . . Read more

Microsoft Announces New Maia 100 and Cobalt 100 Chips

16 Nov, 2023 AMD, arm, artificial intelligence, AWS, azure openai service, google, hardware, Intel, Meta, Microsoft, microsoft azure maia 100 ai accelerator, microsoft cloud, microsoft copilot, microsoft xobalt 100 cpu, Qualcomm, sambanova, Security News 0 Comments

The Maia and Cobalt custom chips will be available within Microsoft’s cloud infrastructure. Microsoft will make two new chips available next year, the tech giant announced at the Microsoft Ignite conference on Nov. 15. The Microsoft Azure Maia 100 is designed for AI workloads, and the Microsoft Cobalt 100 CPU . . . Read more

Could C2PA Cryptography be the Key to Fighting AI-Driven Misinformation?

03 Aug, 2023 adobe, arm, artificial intelligence, content authenticity initiative, Cryptography, generative ai, google, Intel, Microsoft, Open Source, openai, palm 2, Security, Security News, shutterstock, software, truepic, writefull 0 Comments

Adobe, Arm, Intel, Microsoft and Truepic put their weight behind C2PA, an alternative to watermarking AI-generated content. Image: Sascha/Adobe Stock With generative AI proliferating throughout the enterprise software space, standards are still being created at both governmental and organizational levels for how to use it. One of these standards is . . . Read more