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I’m always amazed by the talent and passion of our Amazon Web Services (AWS) community members, especially in their efforts to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion in the tech community. Last week, I had the honor of speaking at the… Continue Reading →
It’s happened: the cork has finally fired out of the bottle. And unexpectedly so, as it turns out; just as everyone had averted its gaze from the glass receptacle’s neck, the stopper broke free of its moorings and landed straight… Continue Reading →
Carlos Sainz will race for Williams in Formula 1 next year in what the team has described as a deal that goes into the championship’s new rules era in 2026.After learning he would leave his current Ferrari team at the… Continue Reading →
Enlarge / In this handout image from Synology, a thoughtful worker uses BeeFiles on their MacBook and BeePhotos on their iPhone, always keeping their BeeStation close at hand. They might have important thoughts about the books “Island” or “DECO” to… Continue Reading →
New email rules from major providers mean that businesses need to adopt the DMARC standard in order to ensure that their emails get delivered. But while the new rules have received a good deal of publicity there hasn’t been much… Continue Reading →
Toto Wolff says Mercedes has “no excuse” and “clearly made a mistake” that lost George Russell his Belgian GP victory in a technical rules breach.Russell has been stripped of the victory he took ahead of long-time race leader and his… Continue Reading →
Ford’s stock dropped 20% this week — mostly falling off the cliff Wednesday after failing to meet Wall Street’s expectations for its quarterly profits, according to MarketWatch — and notching “another billion-dollar loss on EVs.” “The remaking of Ford is… Continue Reading →
Tuesday Meta released Llama 3.1, its largest open-source AI model to date. But just one day Mistral released Large 2, notes this report from TechCrunch, “which it claims to be on par with the latest cutting-edge models from OpenAI and… Continue Reading →
As Comic-Con hits San Diego, “part of the big news in 2024 is that the con won’t have a corresponding virtual or online event this year,” according to Polygon, “for the first time since 2019.” But there’s still some big… Continue Reading →
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