Just over a month ago, I was standing onstage at UC Berkeley’s Zellerbach Hall, delivering the opening remarks for TechCrunch’s first-ever climate event. It was a surreal moment that perfectly encapsulated the strange time warp we’ve both quickly and slowly been hurdling through over the past two-and-a-half years. It was the first time I’d been…
Monthly Archives: July 2022
Run.ai, the well-funded service for orchestrating AI workloads, made a name for itself in the last couple of years by helping its users get the most out of their GPU resources on-premises and in the cloud to train their models. But it’s no secret that training models is one thing while putting them into production…
Damien Howard Contributor Share on Twitter Damien Howard is a partner in the Orange County office of Knobbe Martens. His practice focuses on protecting medical device, telecommunications, software and electronics-based inventions for both established companies and startups. Vlad Teplitskiy Contributor Share on Twitter Vlad Teplitskiy is a partner in the Orange County office of Knobbe…
Google said today it’s reinstating the app permissions list on the Play Store after initially removing them in place of Data Safety labels that rolled out earlier this month. However, the company didn’t specify when the permission section will be back on the Play Store. Google launched the Data Safety labels on Play Store in…
TikTok is rising as a news platform. The social media site is now the fastest growing source of news for adults in the UK, currently being used by seven percent of people over 18. The findings come from a survey conducted by Ofcom, the UK’s communications regulator. Ofcom also found that Instagram and YouTube are…
Happy (almost) August! As we hurtle towards the end of summer, Netflix is adding a ton of new movies and TV shows for you to stream. On the movie side, keep an eye out for vampire action flick Day Shift, high octane thriller Carter, and coming-of-age musical 13. New TV includes the highly anticipated adaptation…
It looks like Samsung could be taking a quality over quantity approach to the cameras on some of its upcoming phones, as a report suggests that the Galaxy A54, Galaxy A34 and Galaxy A24 will all have one fewer lens each than their predecessors. Specifically, TheElec claims that none of these phones will have a…
Users of several popular Atlassian products, including Jira, Confluence, and Bamboo could be vulnerable to two high-severity vulnerabilities that allow remote code execution and escalation of privilege. As reported by The Register, Atlassian recently issued a warning, which details “Servlet Filter dispatcher vulnerabilities”. The first vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2022-26136, an arbitrary Servlet Filter bypass,…
The M2 MacBook Air has a fresh issue, following concerns about its cooling system, with complaints now being aired regarding one particular color of Apple’s new laptop. This pertains to the midnight paint job which it seems is more prone to showing up fingerprints and, far more worryingly, scratches. As flagged up by 9to5Mac and…
THOMAS SAMSON/AFP via Getty Images Amazon is delaying plans to open a new warehouse near Omaha, Nebraska. The facility was expected to create 1,000 jobs and bring in more than $200 million to the local economy. Amazon CFO Brian Oslavsky told reporters in April that the company is stuck with “too much space.” Less than…