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'Fixing the immediate problem is only part of the job': Hostinger’s AI agent just got promoted
Hostinger’s AI resolved 91% of 1.5 million monthly support chats. Now, a major upgrade expands its role to manage SEO, marketing, and web builds.
Tottenham Hotspur ditches VMWare in favor of HPE — cuts licensing costs by 85 percent
By moving its virtualization bill from VMware to HPE, Tottenham just saved 85%. It's also investing in other HPE tech.
Federal agencies sued amid allegations Trump admin could be using AI safety framework to hide AI manipulation and corruption
US government agencies criticized for failing to reveal very many details at all about how its tests the safety of frontier models.
US export controls actually helped China iron out tech supply chain 'chokepoints', report finds
While the US was busy imposing restrictions against China, Chinese startups were occupied filling gaps in the market.
IT helpdesk impersonation hits Microsoft Teams once again, with the hackers hiding their activity within legitimate tools
Microsoft is warning about an ongoing scam campaign starting in Teams.
Lenovo just put NVIDIA's Arm superchip in two Yoga laptops, but professionals might be more enthused by their AI-centric memory configurations
Nvidia's RTX Spark headlines Lenovo's Yoga refresh at IFA, with two laptops, two pen-first tablets, and up to 128GB of unified memory
Lenovo's 990g ThinkBook 14x Gen 2 is the only laptop at its AI-centric launch with no AI claims attached, and that might be intentional
Lenovo's ThinkBook 14x Gen 2 weighs 990g, offers a 2.8K 120Hz OLED, and costs $999.99 while making no mention of AI at an otherwise AI-centric launch event from the computer giant.
Lenovo's ThinkCentre X Ultra puts 128GB of unified memory in a 1.6-liter box, and you can cluster four of them together
Lenovo's ThinkCentre X Ultra packs 128GB of unified memory into 1.6 liters for $3,699, and says four will cluster into a potential 512GB pool
Lenovo's fanless mobility-centric Project AeroBlade weighs under 830g and has Thunderbolt, which is more than the ThinkBook it potentially won't replace yet
Lenovo's fanless Project AeroBlade weighs under 830g and has Thunderbolt 4. The Intel-based ThinkBook, which was announced alongside it, weighs 990g and has neither Thunderbolt nor USB4 on offer
