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A scientific breakthrough reaches its full potential only when it empowers others to replicate and expand upon findings, pushing the boundaries of science even further. At Google Research, we recognize that open-source software and open-access datasets are drivers of modern science. We believe that creating these resources responsibly and maintaining them through partnerships with the global scientific community embodies the spirit of collaboration. In this way, we uphold the principles of open science, ensuring that innovation is not a siloed event but a catalyst for worldwide progress.Whether it’s the Transformer architecture that reshaped automated language processing, or our specialized models…

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Digital native companies were born on data. They hire engineers the way banks hire analysts. They ship software for a living. So when 1,200+ executives were surveyed for a new report from The Economist, you might expect digital natives to be the furthest along in making AI operational. The data suggests something more useful: digital natives are ahead in AI ambition and breadth of deployment, but they are not uniformly ahead in full operational maturity.Scaling is the priority. Full stop.Among the eight industries surveyed, digital native executives are the most likely to name “embed AI across core business processes at…

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It’s paradoxical You can tell them all about the Jevons paradox — the observation that as something becomes more efficient, demand for that more efficient thing increases rather than decreases. In the mid-19th century, William Jevons noticed that the use of coal became more efficient. Humans figured out how to get more heat and energy out of less and less coal. The common belief was that, because less coal was needed for the same amount of energy or heat, there would be less demand for coal as a result. Everyone was concerned that coal miners would lose their jobs. But Jevons noticed…

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Here’s a tip for you all. Unless you want to draw attention to yourself as a cybercriminal, don’t flaunt your diamond-encrusted “HACK THE PLANET” necklace on Snapchat, or pose as a Sopranos crime boss while the FBI is reportedly closing in.Because if you do that, you’ll only have yourself to blame for your poor operational security.This is the picture that US prosecutors have painted of a teenager arrested earlier this month at Helsinki Airport while trying to board a flight to Tokyo.The 19-year-old suspect – who allegedly went by the handle “Bouquet” – is accused of being an active member…

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The opinions expressed here by Trellis expert contributors are their own, not those of Trellis. Water is local and even companies with international operations understand how critical managing local water risks is to their success. But our recent report shows good water management comes from how sophisticated water risk evaluations are and how companies integrate local insight into their strategies to protect the water resources they depend on. Ceres’ latest biennial report on corporate water stewardship shows that more companies are using multiple layers of local water risk data to build a more complete picture instead of relying on fixed…

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10/4/17 2:20 PM · 1 min read This is the biggest and the best collection of the currently available natively created source editor extensions for Xcode. Xcode extensionsYou can find the actual list hosted on GitHub (~3k ⭐️).The main reason for this is that the project is almost entirely driven by the community and this fact is truely amazing! In under just one year, the repository had a thousand stars on GitHub and it’s counting! The list of awesome native Xcode extensions is open for everyone, so if you have an extension, please don’t hesitate & create a pull request!I’d like…

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Security for cloud infrastructure is no longer defined by a single control, product, or boundary. Modern threats target identity, software supply chains, control planes, networks, and data simultaneously. In this article This blog post is the third part of a blog series called Azure IaaS which will share best practices and guidance to help you build a trusted infrastructure platform—from performance, resiliency, and security to scalability and cost efficiency. ​Security for cloud infrastructure is no longer defined by a single control, product, or boundary. Modern threats target identity, software supply chains, control planes, networks, and data simultaneously. Addressing this reality…

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According to a new report from Korea, Samsung’s successor to the Galaxy Ring is coming next year. The Galaxy Ring launched back in 2024, so this means it will have almost three years on the market before it’s replaced – a rarity these days in the tech world, where every product seems to be on a yearly refresh cycle or, in some cases, maybe a two-year cycle. The report in question says the Ring 2 is coming early next year, so it may be unveiled alongside the Galaxy S27 family. For the Galaxy Ring 2, Samsung is allegedly focusing on…

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New simulations and ultraclean films reveal the clearest picture yet of polaron transport in TiO₂ Solar panel material layers schematic (Courtesy: Shutterstock/Laremenko Sergii) Complex oxide materials form a large family of compounds with highly tuneable electronic properties, making them important for electronics, magnetic devices, and energy technologies. In many of these materials, electrons interact strongly with lattice vibrations and form polarons, quasiparticles consisting of an electron plus the surrounding lattice distortion. Polarons play a key role in determining how materials conduct electricity, but they are difficult to study because theoretical modelling requires advanced methods to describe strong electron-lattice interactions characteristic…

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A Norwegian researcher has identified an issue with Microsoft Edge’s Password Manager that could be a serious concern for businesses. Tom Jøran Sønstebyseter Rønning found that passwords are being saved within the browser in plain text, with the effect that any PC, particularly a shared machine, within an organization is a potential risk. In a post on X, Rønning explained that when users save passwords in Edge, the browser decrypts every credential at startup and keeps it resident in process memory, regardless of whether the user visits the site. Rønning’s finding was replicated by German IT publication Heise.de, which created and…

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