Planning an international trip? Travelers should prepare for the possibility of extra scrutiny of their phones when crossing borders, especially when entering the United States. The Canadian government warned travelers in a recent travel advisory that U.S. border agents are entitled to search your electronic devices and “don’t need to provide a reason when requesting
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Deputy Commissioner Fouzia Taranum and other stakeholders display the agreements for establishing an incubation centre in Kalaburagi, on April 9, 2025. | Photo Credit: ARUN KULKARNI Kalaburagi is poised to become the next major IT hub in the State, with the Karnataka government and the PDA College of Engineering collaborating to launch an incubation centre
Microsoft said it is “slowing or pausing” some of its data centre construction, including a $1 billion project in Ohio, the latest sign that the demand for artificial intelligence technology that drove a massive infrastructure expansion might not need quite as many powerful computers as expected. The tech giant confirmed this week that it is
Multiple states in the U.S. were recently in the grip of tornadoes, wildfires, and dust storms. The fires that scorched parts of Texas and Oklahoma burnt through almost 300 homes, reliving the horrors a similar blaze inflicted on Los Angeles in January this year. The fires that raged across Eaton and Palisades in particular claimed
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The Gundam franchise’s history with queerness is longer in the meta text than it has been in the text of the franchise itself. Shippers have been matching up same-gender characters with each other for generations before Witch From Mercury‘s first episode climaxed with its female deuteragonists getting engaged, kicking off a relationship that even Gundam‘s owners
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For web publishers, stopping AI bots from scraping their best content while consuming valuable bandwidth must feel somewhere between futile and nigh impossible. It’s like throwing a cup of water at a forest fire. No matter what you try, the new generation of bots keeps advancing, insatiably consuming data to train AI models that are
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Gold price surge helps drive deforestation Mercury used in gold mining pollutes rivers Women miners turn to clean tech that boosts yields LABERINTO, Peru, April 9 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – A s gold prices surge, so has illegal mining in South America, destroying forests and polluting rivers, but women in eastern Peru are pioneering technology
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Cryptocurrency has been flagged as a new frontier for cyber threats in a new report drafted with inputs from Indian nodal agencies such as the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and Computer Security Incident Response Team in the Finance sector (CSIRT-Fin). “Cryptocurrency has significantly altered the cyber threat landscape, empowering intruders in ways that
President Donald Trump signed executive orders Tuesday to benefit the coal industry in the U.S., appearing in front of a backdrop of coal miners at the White House. And if there was one thing to take away from Trump’s carefully crafted stunt, it’s that he believes Americans don’t want fancy penthouses or desk jobs. Americans
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At Google Cloud Next ‘25, Thomas Kurian, CEO of Google Cloud, took the stage to unveil a series of groundbreaking innovations, focusing heavily on artificial intelligence (AI), cloud infrastructure, and new tools for developers and enterprises. Key announcements includes advances in distributed cloud that lets users bring Gemini models on premises, seventh generation Tensor Processing
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