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Thanks to LLMs, CEO expects to see networks 'back-end and front-end converge'

Arista Networks is expecting the AI datacenter industry to be dominated by open standards such as Ethernet or UALink in the near future, and has upped financial forecasts on the back of those hopes.…

The former England and Tottenham midfielder - who was capped 21 times by his country between 2003 and 2009 - was sacked by the BBC in August amid allegations of workplace misconduct.

Universal Pictures is taking a new approach to combat mass theft of its movies to teach AI systems. From a report: Starting in June with How to Train Your Dragon, the studio has attached a legal warning at the end credits of its films stating that their titles "may not be used to train AI." It's also appeared on Jurassic World Rebirth and Bad Guys 2. "This motion picture is protected under the laws of the United States and other countries," the warning reads. "Unauthorized duplication, distribution or exhibition may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution."

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Company boss Darren Sheen, 40, has today pleaded not guilty to nine offences connected to the dumping of 27 tonnes of untreated waste on a country lane near Lichfield, Staffordshire.

Martha Nolan-O'Slatarra, 33, lived a jet-setting life of luxury with her glamorous pals.

Jack Osbourne has paid a heartbreaking tribute to his father Ozzy, just days after he was laid to rest in Buckinghamshire.

Act now and Uncle Sam will throw in ChatGPT Enterprise for your agency for just $1

It's just become a lot easier for US government agencies to procure AI products from Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI, as the firms and the feds have signed a government-wide agreement to streamline purchasing.…

They also fear the value of their homes will drop due to the development

Shaun Tullier, 35, and wife Caroline, 32, had what lay beneath their new house on the island of Guernsey when they moved in in October 2021.

Mark Sewards, MP for Leeds South West and Morley, says he wants to 'embrace' the ' AI revolution' as the 'UK's first virtual MP'.

It's nearly two years since the embarrassingly stupid accident that turned me into the little old lady I'd hoped I would never become. How I hate that expression, 'little old lady'!

Think of a summer break, and Istanbul likely isn't the first city that comes to mind. My question after visiting would be: 'Why not?'

The supermodel, 51, was spotting toting the pricey accessory, which was left open and covered in sand, as she strolled along the beach.

A mother-of-five who began uncontrollably eating after she was bullied as a teenager and nicknamed 'tree-trunk legs' has revealed how she dropped 10 stone.

The Grade I-listed, 18th-century Hadlow Tower - or 'May's Folly' as locals call it - is the tallest Gothic folly in the world and boasts four bedrooms over five floors.

The £2.5million dream home, set in the hills of south Warwickshire, stands on land Cromwell once called his own, before his downfall and execution at the hands of the king he served.

Google is the latest company to suffer a data breach in an ongoing wave of Salesforce CRM data theft attacks conducted by the ShinyHunters extortion group. BleepingComputer: In June, Google warned that a threat actor they classify as 'UNC6040' is targeting companies' employees in voice phishing (vishing) social engineering attacks to breach Salesforce instances and download customer data. This data is then used to extort companies into paying a ransom to prevent the data from being leaked. In a brief update to the article last night, Google said that it too fell victim to the same attack in June after one of its Salesforce CRM instances was breached and customer data was stolen. "In June, one of Google's corporate Salesforce instances was impacted by similar UNC6040 activity described in this post. Google responded to the activity, performed an impact analysis and began mitigations," reads Google's update.

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He breached an order he was previously given for similar offences

A Witham man admitted to having a small bag of cocaine as he was stopped after a crash near Clacton.

Residents are keen to see improvements to leisure centres across the district after it was announced a new operator is set to take over.