TECHNOLOGY
Foxconn will build AI factories with Nvidia chips, software
Foxconn will integrate Nvidia technology to develop a new class of data centers powering a wide range of applications — including digitalisation of manufacturing and inspection workflows, development of AI-powered electric vehicle and robotics platforms, and a growing number of language-based generative AI services.
US cracks down on China's access to advanced chips for AI fearing use in military applications
The Joe Biden administration on Tuesday announced additional limits on sales of advanced semiconductors by American firms, over restrictions issued last October to limit China's progress on supercomputing and artificial intelligence, The New York Times reported.
Google Drive will no longer require 3rd-party cookies to download files from Jan 2
Google Chrome and other browsers have begun phasing out third-party cookies in order to better protect user privacy.
Fall in core imports, capital goods imports raise concerns on trajectory of domestic demand
Weakness in Non-Oil Non-Gold exports and imports raises concerns on the demand environment both domestically and externally, the report said.
Twitter fined for not providing info on child abuse content, Google warned
In a statement, eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant said the proliferation of online child sexual exploitation is a growing problem both in Australia and globally, and technology companies have a moral responsibility in protecting children from sexual exploitation and abuse being stored, shared and perpetrated on their services.
Popular game Minecraft sells over 300 mn copies to date
It might feel like Minecraft’s blocky biomes have been around since the beginning of time and the game is turning 15 next year.
US labour board accuses Musk’s X of illegally firing employee
The X (formerly Twitter) employee Yao Yue encouraged others in the company’s Slack group to let it fire them instead of quitting, she was fired for breaking an unspecified company policy.
Samsung, SK hynix authorised to send certain US chipmaking tools to China plants
The Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) announced the rule after it notified the Seoul government of the decision to designate the two chipmakers as "verified end users (VEU)" -- a status that reduces the licensing burden on the Korean firms with operations in China.
Meta's Horizon Worlds new feature lets you 'mute' people with foul language
The new feature called "mute assist" automatically mutes or lets users quickly mute people they don't know who use profanity and potentially offensive words.
WhatsApp rolling out 'protect IP address in calls' option on Android, iOS
With this new 'protect IP address in calls' feature, users will get to add an extra layer of security to their calls by protecting their IP address and location from malicious actors, reports WABetaInfo. The new feature is available in a new section called "Advanced", placed within the privacy settings screen.
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