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Microsoft is adding new controls to its sovereign cloud for governments and regulated companies, the CEO Satya Nadella announced today. The changes give customers more say over who can reach their systems, and let them run more AI tools on their own hardware.
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Abdulrahman Alfozan’s wife and young son also left the country the day after the 35-year-old Saudi national’s arrest.
Amazon is pouring $18 billion into Germany, funding AWS Frankfurt expansions, Amazon Leo satellite connectivity, new fulfillment centers, and localized Prime Video content.
Microsoft is cleaning up OneDrive’s right-click menu in Windows 11, and the upcoming change could make accessing some familiar AI tools a little different.
AI is being pushed into products, schools, and the military without enough consideration of the consequences.
OpenAI says its models now come with better COBOL capabilities.
The current narrative around artificial intelligence in the workplace is largely driven by Silicon Valley. But treating the tech sector as an island misses the actual trends in technology adoption–tech is just the first industry in line.
AI is making building and launching products exponentially faster, but current user research is still painfully slow, expensive and biased. Even with AI-moderated interviews, getting user feedback from 50-100 participants still takes days.
Qualcomm plans to cut jobs around the world after its yearly staff reviews, with affected employees due to be told from November. Chief executive Cristiano Amon set out the plan to staff on Monday, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.
AstraZeneca and Oracle will use AI and real patient health data to find people for drug trials faster, the two firms announced. The deal adds to a long list of AI health tie-ups between drugmakers and tech companies.
Dozens of Google Cloud services failed in the company’s London data centre region on Tuesday morning, and hit firms that run their systems there. The same morning, customers of fintech Revolut could not use its app or pay by card.
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