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Infineon unveils ‘world’s thinnest’ silicon power wafer

November 1, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Infineon Technologies has unveiled what it describes as “the next milestone’ in semiconductor manufacturing technology.

Infineon says it has reached a “breakthrough” in handling and processing “the thinnest silicon power wafers ever manufactured”, with a thickness of only 20 micrometers and a diameter of 300 millimeters, in a high-scale semiconductor fab.

The ultra-thin silicon wafers are only a quarter as thick as a human hair and half as thick as current state-of-the-art wafers of 40-60 micrometers.

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Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: infineon, micrometers, power, silicon, technologies, world's thinnest

Eclipse Foundation releases new communications protocol for robotics

November 1, 2024 by Mark Allinson

The Eclipse Foundation, an open source foundation which has a widely used integrated development environment (IDE), has released Eclipse Zenoh 1.0.0, a “breakthrough” open source protocol that integrates communication, storage, and computation in embedded systems and across cloud platforms.

This milestone release builds on years of development and real-world deployment experience, delivering new features tailored for developers and engineers in robotics, automotive, and broader edge and IoT sectors.

Mike Milinkovich, executive director of the Eclipse Foundation, says: “Eclipse Zenoh has proven to be a valuable protocol for innovative robotics and automotive applications, and with this release, we expect that trajectory to accelerate. [Read more…] about Eclipse Foundation releases new communications protocol for robotics

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: communications, development, eclipse, environment, foundation, ide, integrated, protocol, robotics, zenoh

The Role Played by Automation in Data Removal and Privacy Management

October 31, 2024 by Mark Allinson

There are so many statistics we could give you about automation and how almost everything is benefiting from it. One page full of statistics had some relating to data, regulation, and compliance: 58% of businesses are using automation for data reporting and 36% for regulation and compliance.

For data removal and privacy management, automation could be an industry-leading method of keeping people’s data safe. People are literally leaving their data online and open for the taking, with data brokers constantly collecting personal data to sell to third parties.

Below, we’ll explore how automating data removal and privacy management could potentially decrease the rapidly rising number of cyber attacks and help individuals with their online safety. [Read more…] about The Role Played by Automation in Data Removal and Privacy Management

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: compliance, data, management, online, privacy, regulation, removal, safe

10 Best Ways to Keep Your Data Safe in the Age of Automation

October 30, 2024 by Mark Allinson

With automation slowly making its way into more aspects of our everyday lives, it’s become more important than ever to secure our personal and business data.

That’s because the systems that run automated solutions often collect, analyze, and even act on large amounts of data, which exposes users to risks such as data breaches, identity theft, and cyber theft.

However, users can safeguard their data by taking a proactive approach that includes using various protective technologies and abiding by digital best practices. [Read more…] about 10 Best Ways to Keep Your Data Safe in the Age of Automation

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: automation, cybersecurity, practices, safe, secure

How to Choose Between LogMeIn and ScreenConnect for Your Remote Workforce

October 29, 2024 by Mark Allinson

The landscape of business operations is evolving due to the rise of work practices that are reshaping workflow dynamics today.

To adapt to this change successfully and ensure smooth operations for teams and employees working from diverse locations, making a thoughtful choice when it comes to selecting the right remote access tool is paramount.

Among the array of options in the market are LogMeIn and ScreenConnect, both offering features tailored to meet a wide range of organizational demands. [Read more…] about How to Choose Between LogMeIn and ScreenConnect for Your Remote Workforce

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: business, logmein, operations, remote, staff, workflow, workforce

Cybersecurity for Businesses: Essential Strategies to Protect Your Assets

October 29, 2024 by Mark Allinson

In today’s digital age, businesses face unprecedented cybersecurity challenges, with risks emerging faster than ever due to the increasing sophistication of cyber threats.

From phishing scams to ransomware attacks, these risks can compromise sensitive data, disrupt operations, and significantly harm your business reputation.

For business owners, it’s critical to understand cybersecurity basics and adopt practical solutions that can safeguard both data and customer trust. [Read more…] about Cybersecurity for Businesses: Essential Strategies to Protect Your Assets

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: assets, attacks, businesses, cybersecurity, malware, protect, ransomware, risks, strategies

How to Recover Deleted Partiton on Windows 10/11: Complete Guide

October 3, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Looking for ways to recover deleted partitions on Windows 10/11? Well, few things can be as annoying as paritition loss.

When you delete a hard disk partition, it usually becomes unallocated space, making it look like all your old data is gone.

However, whether your partition vanishes due to accidental deletion, file system corruption, or other unknown reasons, there is still hope for recovery.

[Read more…] about How to Recover Deleted Partiton on Windows 10/11: Complete Guide

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: 11, data, deleted, guide, partition, recover, windows

Why High-Quality Data is the Cornerstone of Business Success

September 25, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Data is everywhere, but not all data is created equal. Data is a key resource in today’s fast-paced business environment, helping companies make informed decisions, tailor their strategies, and grow sustainably.

However, the success of those decisions relies on the quality of the data being used. Without high-quality data, businesses risk making poor choices that can harm their progress.

Explore why high-quality data is vital for business success and how organizations can use the best information available. [Read more…] about Why High-Quality Data is the Cornerstone of Business Success

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: business, characteristics, cornerstone, decision-making, high-quality, success

The Challenges of Web Scraping and Cost-Efficient Solutions

September 25, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Web scraping has emerged as a powerful tool for businesses and researchers, enabling automated extraction of vast amounts of data from websites.

This process, when executed effectively, provides access to real-time information, from price comparisons to market trends, all without manual intervention. However, as useful as it is, web scraping faces numerous hurdles.

In this article, we will explore the technical challenges and the cost-efficient solutions that can address them.

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Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: challenges, rebrowser, robots.txt, rules, solutions, web scraping

Microsoft to establish ‘center of excellence’ in Saudi Arabia to drive AI innovation

September 18, 2024 by Mark Allinson

The Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) and Microsoft have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen their ongoing collaboration and advance innovation in the Kingdom’s Generative AI sector.

The agreement was formalized during the third edition of the Global AI Summit (GAIN 2024) being held at the King Abdulaziz International Conference Center in Riyadh. The summit has brought together leading international experts and scientists in the field of technology.

The MoU, signed by Dr. Yaser bin Mohammed Alonaizan, CEO of the National Center for AI (NCAI) at SDAIA, and Turki Badhris, President of Microsoft Arabia, aims to establish a comprehensive framework for collaboration between the two parties in several key areas. [Read more…] about Microsoft to establish ‘center of excellence’ in Saudi Arabia to drive AI innovation

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: data, innovation, llm, microsoft, saudi arabia

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