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The transition to digital records has become a standard in the modern healthcare system. Today, electronic health record systems are essential for managing patient health, improving workflows, and supporting healthcare professionals. According to Statista, the global Electronic Health Record (EHR) market continues to grow steadily, driven by increasing EHR adoption and demand for advanced healthcare software. As a result, implementing a new EHR system is no longer optional but a key step for any healthcare organization aiming to stay competitive and efficient.   In this guide, we share practical insights into EHR system development and building a modern EHR platform.…

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Have you ever noticed how some apps feel intuitive the moment you open them? Or how your eye glides through a webpage without consciously thinking about where to look or click? Chances are, the designer understood something about how the brain interprets visual patterns, whether or not they realized they were drawing on Gestalt psychology. Throughout my career as a product designer, including at Airbnb and Colgate, I’ve used Gestalt psychology to structure complex dashboards and user interfaces. I draw on principles like proximity and similarity to make information-heavy products intuitive and easy to navigate. In this article, we’ll examine…

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Chinese AI company Z.ai has launched GLM-5.1, an open-source coding model it says is built for agentic software engineering. The release comes as AI vendors move beyond autocomplete-style coding tools toward systems that can handle software tasks over longer periods with less human input. Z.ai said GLM-5.1 can sustain performance over hundreds of iterations, an ability it argues sets it apart from models that lose effectiveness in longer sessions. As one example, the company said GLM-5.1 improved a vector database optimization task over more than 600 iterations and 6,000 tool calls, reaching 21,500 queries per second, about six times the…

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I’ve always been an Ikea fan. I lived in nine different apartments over 15 years before moving into my home, and every single one of those places had an abundance of Ikea furnishings. But the latest thing from Ikea that’s been catching my eye isn’t the new bold blue shade for the Billy bookcase, but the brand’s expanded and upgraded smart home gear.Ikea announced last year that its new lineup of smart home gadgets would be entirely Matter-compatible. That’s a big deal, as the open source interoperability standard has Amazon, Apple, and Google signed up, meaning these devices will play…

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Globe Telecom has reportedly joined the consortium building the new 8,000km Candle submarine cable system, which will connect Japan and Singapore with additional links to Taiwan, the Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia.The Philippine mobile operator is joining a regional consortium consisting of SoftBank, Meta, IPS, TM Technology Services and XLSmart Telecom. The Candle submarine cable system, announced last September, will feature a configuration of 24 fiber pairs. Each fiber pair consists of two optical fibers – one for transmitting and one for receiving. Therefore, a 24-fiber-pair system contains a total of 48 optical fibers. This configuration will enable higher-capacity, lower-latency transmission to…

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First things first: Where can you get it? As of today, you can download the e-book or order a print copy from the publisher, CRC Press; the free online edition is here. There is, to my knowledge, no problem to perusing the online version – besides one: It doesn’t have the squirrel that’s on the book cover. So if you’re a lover of amazing creatures… What’s in the book? Deep Learning and Scientific Computing with R torch has three parts. The first covers the indispensible basics: tensors, and how to manipulate them; automatic differentiation, the sine qua non of deep…

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IntroductionIn our earlier blog, Enabling Business Users on Databricks, we explored how capabilities like conversational analytics, governed data access, and AI-powered applications empower business users to interact directly with data. But empowerment alone isn’t enough.The real challenge for most financial institutions isn’t just enabling individual users – it’s enabling collaboration across teams. Clients, portfolio managers, operations specialists, and finance teams all rely on the same underlying data. Yet they often operate in separate systems, with fragmented workflows and manual handoffs in between. Insights move slowly. Data definitions drift. And leaders are left asking a familiar question:“Are we all looking at…

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Cybersecurity and systems management company, Tanium, has unveiled important innovations that aim to address the growing demand for AI to streamline and accelerate IT operations and security. Announced at RSAC 2026, Tanium is offering AI advancements in security operations, with tools that boost efficiency for security teams.Gabe Knuth, principal analyst of end-user computing and user protection at Omdia, said: “Tanium is making autonomous IT real at a time when IT and security teams are dealing with more devices, threats, vulnerabilities and signals than they can process manually. The ‘Growing Role of AI in Endpoint Management’ report by Omdia shows half…

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Threat actors are using AI to supercharge tried-and-tested TTPs. When attacks move this fast, cyber-defenders need to rethink their own strategy. 07 Apr 2026  •  , 4 min. read We stand at an interesting point in the never-ending arms race between attackers and defenders. The former are using AI, automation and a range of techniques to sometimes devastating effect. In fact, one report claims that 80% of ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) groups now offer AI or automation as features – and, of course, there’s also a thriving market with tools that are specifically intended to evade security tools. Data breaches and associated…

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A puddle on the kitchen floor often sends homeowners straight to the plumbing, but a dishwasher leak is not always a pipe problem. In many cases, the clues point back to the appliance itself: water gathering at the front edge, foam pushing out from the door area, drainage trouble at the sink-side connection, or a machine that stops and drains after detecting a leak condition. Current user manuals and maintenance guides make the same basic point: before assuming a hidden pipe failure, pay attention to where the water appears and what the dishwasher was doing when it happened. Start With…

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