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A young Steve Jobs talks AI in this video recorded a year before the Macintosh debut
Technology tamfitronics On Thursday, the Steve Jobs Archive revealed a new online exhibit that features Steve Jobs’s presentation at the 1983 International Design Conference. “The Objects of Our Life” exhibit features video footage of a 28-year-old Jobs explaining how technology will change the way things are done.In the 55-minute video, Jobs talks about the history of computers and how the kids of the time are part of the “computer generation” and that, “in their lifetimes, the computer will become the predominant medium of communication.” He explains how computers can be used in education, financial transactions, software development, etc. At the time, the Lisa computer had just arrived in January, so Jobs talked about how it was made for creative design.The exhibit has additional footage from other talks Jobs did at the event. One clip...
Grow Strengthens Its Infrastructure with New UK Data Centre – A Leap Forward in Data Technology
Technology tamfitronics Grow has launched a new UK data centre to enhance data sovereignty, GDPR compliance, and performance for UK-based businesses. This strategic move ensures faster response times and secure data handling, empowering UK organisations with robust, high-performance BI solutions. Discover how Grow's advanced data capabilities can transform your data strategy. (1888PressRelease) July 18, 2024 - Grow is proud to announce the launch of its new UK Data Centre, a visionary move aimed at enhancing its service capabilities for UK-based businesses. Fully committed to delivering top-tier Business Intelligence solutions with robust data security, compliance, and performance, Grow sets the standard for better regional compliance and functionality. Storing data within the UK allows businesses to maintain control over their physical location, ensuring compliance with local regulations and sovereignty laws. This migration safeguards against external...
The Download: Falcon 9’s future, and Big Tech’s climate goals
Technology tamfitronics This is today's edition ofThe Download,our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what's going on in the world of technology. What’s next for SpaceX’s Falcon 9 SpaceX’s Falcon 9 is one of the world’s safest, most productive rockets. But a rare engine malfunction on July 11 prompted the US Federal Aviation Administration to initiate an investigation and ground all Falcon 9 flights until further notice. The incident has exposed the risks of the US aerospace industry’s heavy reliance on the rocket.The Falcon 9 has an unusually clean safety record. It’s been launched more than 300 times since its maiden voyage in 2010 and has rarely failed. But while its malfunction might seem surprising, anomalies are to be expected when it comes to rocket engines. What exactly went...
