Norfolk IT expert discusses artificial intelligence
13News Now consulted local tech expert and president of Norfolk IT company Mode5, Luke Downing, to get his take on the current state of artificial intelligence.
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First ePremier League Finals Quarter-Finalists are confirmed
The first ePremier League Finals Quarter-Finalists are confirmed as Manchester City, Brighton & Hove Albion, Luton Town, and Liverpool.
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York Open Studios reveals dates and details of weekends
ARTISTS across the city will be opening their homes for two weekends in April for the annual York Open Studios.
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Looking back at the rise of online shopping
What would we do without online shopping? For many of us, it’s not just a convenience anymore... it’s just a way of life.
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Norwich gamer named one of UK's best FIFA players
A gamer from Norwich has become one of the nation's best grassroots FIFA 22 players after winning a spot at a live final at Wembley.
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Norwich gamer named one of UK's best FIFA players | Norwich Evening News
A gamer from Norwich has become one of the nation's best grassroots FIFA 22 players after winning a spot at a live final at Wembley.
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Luke Downing faces charges of agg. burglary, assault and kidnapping
Luke Downing is accused of violating terms of his bond. His trial date is set for Jan. 25.
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13News Now Vault: 30 years of the World Wide Web
We are going back to 1991, when the World Wide Web started becoming widely available to the public.
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Protecting yourself in the digital age following latest ransomware cyber attack
A team of hackers infiltrated data from more than 1,000 companies over the holiday weekend. Author: Philip Townsend Updated: 5:27 PM EDT July 9, 2021 NORFOLK, Va. — Another major ransomware attack happened over the Independence Day weekend: this time, hackers targeting IT companies and a software vendor called Kaseya. “They’re getting more and more sophisticated,” said Luke Downing, President of Norfolk IT firm Mode5. “That’s become a real concern.”...
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