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Beth Bigler, 44, spent 20 years working as a Hollywood development executive, writer, and producer, and learned that 'authentic pain' is what would bring in the most ratings.

Perhaps the most interesting conversation that has happened so far in the White House in 2025, at least from the point of view of the IT sector, is when Nvidia co-founder and chief executive officer, Jensen Huang, put on his Sunday best suit and visited President Donald Trump to presumably talk about technology, AI, trade, and war on July 10. …

The Art Of The GPU Deal was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

The texts are devastating - pleading, heartbroken, at times angry - and always deeply personal.

The MasterChef star announced the finding in a social media post last night, but he insisted it had 'no recollection' of the incident and did not believe it happened.

The funny woman appeared on Thursday's instalment of the BBC show as a doctor talking to Lauren and Peter about her son Jimmy's condition Optic Nerve and Chorioretinal coloboma.st.

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Dear Dee, on behalf of every woman who has ever twisted herself into a human pretzel trying to 'fix' a man who clearly didn't deserve her, it's time we had a chat.

A survey of 500 IT asset managers in organizations that use Oracle Java has found that 73% have been audited in the last three years. From a report: At the same time, nearly eight out of 10 Oracle Java users said they had migrated, or planned to shift, to open source Java to try to avoid the risk and high costs of the dominant vendor's development and runtime environments. Oracle introduced a paid subscription for Java in September 2018, and in January 2023, it decided to switch its pricing model to per employee rather than per user, creating a steep price hike for many users. In July 2023, Gartner recorded users experiencing price increases of between two and five times when they switched to the new licensing model. Two years later, the survey conducted by market research firm Dimensional Research showed only 14% of Oracle Java users intended to stick with the vendor's subscription model.

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Explosive video has surfaced of Justin Timberlake completely losing it on his stage crew in the middle of his set at England's Lytham Festival earlier this month.

Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu, 38, appeared at Colchester Magistrates' Court last week where he was formally accused of inappropriate sexual behaviour towards the females in Epping, Essex.

The troubled singer, 43, who is mom to sons Sean and Jayden with Kevin Federline, told followers she had 'adopted a beautiful baby girl' named Lennon London Spears in a since deleted post.

The beloved BBC series, which is presented by Fiona Bruce, sees members of the public bring their treasured items to be valued by a team of experts.

The mystery surrounding Julian McMahon's death in the United States appears to grow murkier by the day.

Steven Gerrard's daughter, Lilly-Ella, has welcomed her first child - a baby girl.

Two former best friends who filmed themselves cutting down one of Britain's most famous trees with a chainsaw during a 'moronic mission' have been jailed for four years and three months.

The Sophie Lancaster Foundation said members are 'horrified' by the decision to place bench in Whitby into storage without any consultation by North Yorkshire Council.

Social media users are convinced that an emoji showing a woman visiting the spa has vanished from their devices. Do you remember it?

Big Red’s changes to Java licensing also inspire exodus to open source

A survey of 500 IT asset managers in organizations that use Oracle Java has found that 73 percent have been audited in the last three years.…

Nearly half of young Americans feel unprepared for future jobs as AI reshapes the workforce faster than career guidance can adapt, according to a new study from the Schultz Family Foundation and HarrisX. The survey of thousands of workers aged 16-24, along with parents, counselors and employers, revealed differences between generations about job availability and requirements. While 71% of employers say sufficient opportunities exist, only 43% of young people agree. Parents rely on outdated personal experiences when advising children, with 79% drawing from their own career paths despite 66% believing their children should pursue different directions. Employers require at least one year of experience for 77% of entry-level positions while offering internships for just 38% of roles.

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The FTSE 100 has risen above 9000 for the first time ever - leaving investors wondering: 'What's next?' This latest leap forward took gains for the year so far beyond 10 per cent.