Qualcomm's sticking AI on the Edge
Popping up on the fifth-gen mobile networks
Qualcomm's splashing some cash on artificial intelligence (AI), top-notch antenna tech for sub-6GHz, and 5G-fuelled edge computing.
Microsoft forces Outlook and Teams users to use Edge
Can you hear the sounds of the regulators sharpening their knives?
Microsoft has warned IT admins that it will force Outlook and Teams to ignore the default web browser on Windows and open links in Microsoft Edge instead.
Edge accidently leaks your data to Bing
Microsoft investigating
Software King of the World Microsoft is investigating claims that its Edge browser appears to be sending URLs you visit to its Bing API website.
Microsoft brings DALL-E to Bing
Generates images based on written text
Software King of the World Microsoft is using an advanced version of Open AI’s DALL-E image generator to power its own Bing and Edge browser.
Malwarebytes fixes Google block
Apparently its software was trying to save the world
Malwarebytes has fixed a problem which saw iGoogle and its Youtube domains being flagged as malicious.
Browser Spellchucking features might be leaking your passwords
And talking to Google and Vole
Spellchecking features added into Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge web browsers have been caught to be leaking sensitive information back to their parent companies.
Nvidia moves AI closer to the Edge
Fleet Command gets new features
A year after the company launched Fleet Command, a cloud-based service for deploying, managing, and scaling AI applications at the edge, Nvidia ahs launched new features that help address the distance between these servers by improving the management of edge AI deployments.
Lumen expands its Edge into Europe
With just five milliseconds of latency
Lumen is expanding its Edge Computing products into Europe and is claiming it can provide the low latency platform businesses need to extend their high-bandwidth, data-intensive applications out to the cloud edge.
Edge to get a photo editor
Edit photos directly
Team Vole is working on a modification to the Microsoft Edge browser might one day allow users to edit photos directly from the right-click option online.
Internet exploder put out to pasture
Sends us out a reminder
Software King of the world Microsoft has sent out a reminder that Internet Explorer will be officially killed off in June.