Satellite ocean data points fishermen to richer fishing zones, Kochi experts say
Indian satellites that gather ocean data can help identify fishing zones where catches are significantly higher, experts said at a symposium in Kochi.
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Employees using AI tools without IT approval, known as shadow AI, can expose confidential data and complicate audits.
Foldable keyboard folds small enough for mobile workers
The ProtoArc XKM01 keeps a full-size 105-key layout while folding into a compact accessory for travel.
Compact wireless mic promises clearer speech for smartphone video creators
The Hollyland LARK M2 is a small wireless microphone aimed at vloggers and small business owners who want clearer audio in busy or outdoor settings.
Apple's foldable iPhone sells out with no date set for more
Apple's foldable iPhone Duo has sold out, and the company is not yet sure when more units will be available.
Cyber-attack hits refrigerators at dozens of European shops
Dozens of stores in several European countries have been affected by a cyber-attack targeting their refrigeration equipment.
NVIDIA unveils RTX Spark laptops built for AI, gaming and content creation
NVIDIA has launched RTX Spark, a range of slim Windows laptops that bring AI tools, advanced graphics and high-performance computing into one device.
From corporate strategy to deep-tech: ZWAG AI founder on building language-aware AI
Priya M. Nair, co-founder of ZWAG AI, described her move from corporate leadership to deep-tech entrepreneurship and her company's Mātṛ model for addressing language bias in AI.
Is moving everything to the cloud always cheaper? Leaders weigh the trade-offs
Technology executives say cloud platforms bring clear benefits, but well-run on-premises systems can still deliver value for years, raising questions about cost.
Sheikh Khaled meets OpenAI's Sam Altman as agreements are signed
Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed met OpenAI chief Sam Altman and witnessed the signing of agreements with the company.
Countertop ice makers draw attention as UAE households prepare for summer
Compact countertop ice makers are being promoted as a useful option for UAE homes that go through ice quickly during the hot months.
ISRO sends up NVS-03 satellite to strengthen India's homegrown navigation system
The Indian Space Research Organisation has launched a next-generation satellite, NVS-03, to strengthen the country's indigenous GPS system.
Cyber resilience takes centre stage at Dubai security forum
Regional security leaders at a Check Point Engage Dubai panel said recovering quickly from attacks matters more than avoiding every incident.
Experts urge judging AI by outcomes rather than models
A Dubai-based commentary argues that the value of artificial intelligence should be measured by the results it delivers, citing a BCG finding that most companies are not yet gaining material value from their AI investment.
Apple to swap out iPhone Duo units with faulty screens
Apple will replace iPhone Duo units whose screens have developed faults, after photos of the problem spread online.
Dispute among mathematicians adds to concerns over AI's role in science
A public disagreement between mathematicians has added to worries that artificial intelligence could weaken scientific work, with fresh doubts raised about the accuracy of AI tools.
