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Italy is taking another step towards rebuilding its position in the European nuclear industry. Following the approval of new legislation on sustainable nuclear energy, the Italian government has opened a call for expressions of interest from companie...
It’s called Bluetooth audio fatigue and it's affecting a lot of people. Between notifications interrupting your tracks, wireless earbuds constantly needing a charge, pairing hiccups, and that subtle, constant pressure on your ears, streaming music h...
Every so often I come across something that simply makes me smile because of its originality. What is more surprising is how I came across what I am about to share with you. Available on iPhone and iPad and was specifically adapted for iPhone Duo, it...
Earlier today, a colleague brought to my attention that people are rapidly finding out that The Hill does not operate in what I would call a normal way, and that being in the Majority is flat-out hard. Freshman Members arrived in DC over the weekend...
What the booths said On the morning of November 4, John Kim (@johnkim77) posted from the floor of AIBC in Rome: "Biggest conference I've ever attended is AIBC. The booths don't lie AI, gaming, and gambling are eating everything, and crypto looks ti...
See, nowadays AI is being used everywhere, it is proving to be very helpful for us because it is telling us many things for which we had to do a lot of research earlier but now we are not having to do that much research but in a way, it is also helpi...
Cybersecurity threats are increasingly reaching industries that play an essential role in everyday life. After a series of attacks against supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe, another part of the food supply chain has come under scrutiny:...
Last week, two Federal lawsuits were filed against Brave in the Southern District of New York, each of them by newspaper companies. One lawsuit was filed exclusively by the New York Times, while the second, similar lawsuit, was filed by the New York...
Ever heard of Excite? There's a good chance you haven't because they made a mad mistake and went from heroes to zeros. Launched in 1998, Excite like Yahoo and Google before Yahoo and Google. The company purchased third-party search engines and bega...
Cyberattacks across Europe have taken an unexpected turn. After targeting financial institutions, government networks and major companies, hackers have now demonstrated how vulnerable another essential part of everyday life can be: supermarket refrig...
