Category: Bit Headlines
Iris Clarity hands-on review: Your personal cone of silence
Iris Clarity has one job to do, and that’s block out ambient noise during video calls, which it does well.
TigerGraph launches Workbench for graph neural network ML/AI modeling
TigerGraph’s ML Workbench should enable data scientists to build deep-learning AI models using connected data directly from the business.
Moody’s trims 2022 India growth forecast to 8.8%
Moody’s cuts G-20 growth forecasts Moody’s has also trimmed its projections for the G-20 nations.
Terra Devs Need a Home. Other Blockchains Are Courting Them
Competitor blockchains, armed with multimillion-dollar relief funds, look to woo Terra’s developers.
Daily Crunch: In one of the largest tech deals ever struck, Broadcom will buy VMware for $61B
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Report: Healthcare industry remains top target for cyberattacks
With threat actors continuously innovating, healthcare organizations must explore how they can increase their preparedness.
‘Star Wars’ and beyond: Everything we just learned
It was a chaotic case of nerd ecstasy at the convention center in Anaheim, California, mere steps from Disneyland. For the first time since Star Wars Celebration Chicago in 2019, fans gathered to soak up whatever details Lucasfilm is willing to offer on its upcoming shows and movies — from the abo…
Tech majors in talks with Singtel, Mittal family for 2% Airtel stake
So far, only Google has invested in Bharti whereas rival Jio Platforms has investments by Google, Facebook, and Qualcomm apart from a host of private equity players.
Meta and Google’s Gradient back LatAm startup OlaClick
Over 80% of food delivery orders in Latin America are still made over phone calls and settled with cash. OlaClick, a young startup that is helping these restaurants sell online and collect money digitally, announced on Thursday it has received backing from scores of investors including Gradient, Met…
Microsoft plans to recognize Call of Duty devs’ new union
Phil Spencer said Microsoft will recognize Raven Software’s union once its deal with Activision Blizzard closes next year.