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Australian organisations expected to spend $23.2 billion on public cloud services next year.

At the tail end of a year that has seen significant investments funnel into Japan’s semiconductor industry, the government has announced further funding to bolster its manufacturing and R&D efforts.

Both parties unable to find “alignment”.

The chipmaker could be trying to circumvent US restrictions that aim to prevent Chinese companies from stringing together lesser-powered GPUs to build compute capacity for AI-based workloads.

Users of Figma’s spinoff whiteboarding tool FigJam will have access to content generation and organisation capabilities, powered by OpenAI generative AI technology.

.NET 8 aims to simplify identity management and login for single-page applications and Blazor web apps.

IPhone and Services shine in a fairly flat quarter.

Google' star witness in its antitrust trial, CEO Sundar Pichai, defended the company's business practices but drew attention to the importance of default search contracts as a driver of its market share.

With the first global AI Safety Summit beginning in the UK on Nov. 1, questions remain over whether the event will facilitate a meaningful outcome and if there will ever be a global consensus on AI regulation.

Generative AI-based applications that can automatically learn, discover, and make recommendations or predictions based on user requests are leading the way.