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Oscar winner Gene Hackman and his wife were mysteriously found dead in their $3.8million Santa Fe home on Wednesday.
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Figures obtained under an FOI request show the NHS spent a whopping £250million in the past five years on treatment for trans, non-binary and gender-questioning patients in England.
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Colin Curtis is 84 and was reported missing on Saturday evening (March 1)
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Astonishingly, the couple, who live in a £1.5 million London townhouse, managed to keep their marriage out of the public domain for nearly three years, having wed in the summer of 2022.
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Long-time Slashdot reader MojoKid writes: AMD took the wraps of its next gen RDNA 4 consumer graphics architecture Friday, which was designed to enhance efficiency over the previous generation, while also optimizing performance for today's more taxing ray-traced gaming and AI workloads. RDNA 4 features next generation Ray Tracing engines, dedicated hardware for AI and ML workloads, better bandwidth utilization, and multimedia improvements for both gaming and content creation. AMD's 3rd generation Ray Accelerators in RDNA offer 2x the peak throughput of RDNA 3 and add support for a new feature called Oriented Bounding Boxes, that results in more efficient GPU utilization. 3rd Generation Matrix Accelerators are also present, which offer improved performance, along with support for 8-bit float data types, with structured sparsity.
The first cards featuring RDNA 4, the Radeon RX 9070 and 9070 XT go on sale next week, with very competitive MSRPs below $600, and are expected to do battle with NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5070-class GPUs
The article calls it "a significant step forward" for AMD, adding that next week is "going to be very busy around here. NVIDIA is launching the final, previously announced member of the RTX 50 series and AMD will unleash the 9070 and 9070 XT."
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The monarch, 76, is said to be 'besotted' with the Lagotto Romagnolo breed of puppy, affectionally dubbed Snuff, which arrived last month, as a private gift to the King.
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NATO chief Mark Rutte said he told Volodymyr Zelensky that he needs to find a way to restore his relationship with President Donald Trump after Friday's clash during a White House meeting.
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ESSEX Police are worried about Colin Curtis, 84, who’s missing from Halstead.
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Brits Rising Star winner Myles Smith has slammed the Government for treating the music industry like an 'afterthought' in his acceptance speech.
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Fruit salads will never be the same again - thanks to scientists who have developed bananas that don't go brown and mushy after being peeled.
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A Ukrainian Bournemouth player appeared to label Donald Trump a 'f****r' in a now-deleted social media post, after the US president abruptly halted peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.
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In the wake of her split from the baby's father, her ex-fiancé, Machine Gun Kelly, the actress, 38, has been spending more time with her older sister Kristi Fox.
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by George Whittaker
As a software vendor, getting your product in front of the right audience is crucial. One of the best ways to reach business buyers is by leveraging B2B software comparison and review platforms. These websites attract millions of in-market software buyers who rely on peer reviews and ratings to make purchasing decisions. In fact, 88% of buyers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations [1]. By listing your software on these platforms, you can gather authentic user feedback, build credibility, and dramatically improve your visibility to potential customers. Below we rank the top five B2B software comparison websites – and highlight what makes each one valuable for vendors looking to boost exposure and win more business.
1. SourceForge
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SourceForge tops our list as a powerhouse platform for software vendors. Why SourceForge? For starters, it boasts enormous traffic – nearly 20 million monthly visitors actively searching for software solutions [2]. In fact, SourceForge drives more traffic than any other B2B software directory (often more than all other major sites combined!) [2]. Semrush even estimates SourceForge's February 2025 traffic at 32.88 million visitors[3]. This means listing your product here can put you in front of a vast pool of potential business buyers. SourceForge offers a complete business software and services comparison platform where buyers can find, compare, and review software. As the site itself says: “Selling software? You’re in the right place. We’ll help you reach millions of intent-driven software and IT buyers and influencers every day.” For a vendor, this translates into incredible visibility and lead generation opportunities.
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George Whittaker
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The music world is in mourning following the death of David Johansen, the former lead singer of the punk trailblazers New York Dolls. He passed away at age 75 on Friday at his home in New York.
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The star-studded event is taking place once again at London's O2 Arena with the trophy this year designed by the talented Gabriel Moses.
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Veteran strategist David Axelrod revealed the 'very odd' moment during Trump's Zelensky meltdown that everyone missed.
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At 2am on Wednesday, Kyle Walker was seen leaving five-star luxury hotel Casa Cipriani with two attractive brunettes.
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Madison Simpson's daughter Amaya was born with a rare condition. But the youngster has now completely beat the disease - and Madison believes it's all thanks to her breastmilk.
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Far too many companies drag their feet for all kinds of reasons - incompetence foremost among them - and it isn't good enough. At the end of the day, it's our money, not theirs.