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Meta revealed that it built a video-processing computer chip and another chip to help with A.I. tasks such as recommendations.

CEO Philip Jansen expects up to 42% of existing BT roles to have disappeared by the end of the decade, thanks partly to generative AI.

No code and low code solutions are finding their footing in both familiar and unexpected places. Here's a look at the top tools and where they fit.

We interviewed AMD CTO Mark Papermaster at the ITF World conference, and he divulged that AMD has hybrid processors coming with both performance and efficiency cores, and that AMD is already using AI

Microsoft GitHub released CoPilot last year, a tool for generating code and auto-completion, that's been trained on vast amount of open source code, notably all open source code hosted on GitHub itself. This sparked a number of discussions and law suits surrounding the tool. There are many concerns ranging from the training of the model,…

The use of AI to assist in software development introduces new risks into application security. Here's how to use AppSec testing tools and methods such as SAST, DAST and SCA to make sure your AI-generated code is clean.

Tech industry layoffs continue. The company GitHub, which is owned by Microsoft, announced today that it will be letting go of 10% of its workforce through the end of its fiscal year. GitHub had about 3,000 employees prior to this announcement, which was first reported by Fortune. Additionally, the business will transition to a remote-first …

No code and low code solutions are finding their footing in both familiar and unexpected places. Here's a look at the top tools and where they fit.

The new generative AI engine aims to help developers code, as well as offer assistance to administrators, cloud operators, data engineers, and security professionals in their daily tasks.

GitHub has decided to reduce its workforce by 10% and go fully remote within the next few months due to economic pressure.