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According to Reuters Intel is debating a possible offer to buy SiFive, a company that is closely associated with open-source technology that is challenging the rise of Arm, which is in turn a major Intel competitor.

London small-scale DAB stations, NME 1 and CDNX, are the first stations in the UK to install the newly updated Open Source DAB+ encoder.

With Covid, increased numbers of people have been working remotely, and many will continue to do so post-pandemic. This has fundamentally altered how work is done; not only by company staff, but by HR professionals. This societal shift, combined with the continued emergence of new digital technologies, means that the field of human resources is in the midst of radical evolution.

For everyone who couldn't make it: A summary report of some of the most important presentations and news from WordCamp Europe 2021.

The program is expanding to include employment, education data to more accurately maps the impact mental health care can have.

iTWire Thursday, 10 June 2021 15:57 TasmaNet gets funds to upgrade comms network for Tasmania’s Tahune Airwalk Shares Tahune Airwalk, southern Tasmania Tasmanian communications provider TasmaNet TasmaNet has received a grant from the Federal Government Regional Connectivity Program to fund the upgrade of the existing communications network at theTahune Airwalk and Warra Ecosystem Observatory in southern Tasmania. TasmaNet will work directly with the Tahune Airwalk and Warra ...

Artificial intelligence can worsen systemic racism.

LibreOffice is a powerful office suite; its clean interface and powerful tools let you unleash your creativity and grow your productivity.

By Justin Katz Jun 10, 2021 Colonial Pipeline chief Joseph Blount faced a second round of questioning on Wednesday, this time from House lawmakers, including a series of inquiries about the financial ramifications of the $4.3 million ransom payment made to the criminal group Darkside in May. During a House Homeland Security Committee hearing, where Blount appeared alongside a FireEye executive, Rep. Jim Langevin (D-R.I.) grilled the Colonial executive on whether his company held cybersecurity ...

When emergency alerts are hard to distinguish from text messages and when they announce the availability of vaccines rather than an impending tornado, are they still emergency alerts?