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AI fuels startup success: 86% of founders report positive impact, HubSpot finds | VentureBeat

New HubSpot report finds 86% of startup founders say AI boosts go-to-market success, helping reach prospects, personalize marketing, and redefine entrepreneurship in the machine learning age.

OpenAI sales leader says 'we see ourselves as AGI sherpas' | VentureBeat

For OpenAI head of sales Aliisa Rosenthal, there is no disconnect between the company's lofty AGI mission and go-to-market sales strategies.

Nvidia launches RTX 500 and 1000 Ada Generation laptop GPUs for AI on the go | VentureBeat

The Nvidia RTX 500 GPU delivers up to 14x the generative AI performance for models like Stable Diffusion.

Nuisance phone calls increase in Q4 and AI scams likely to go up in 2024 | Hiya | VentureBeat

Voice security firm Hiya said that nuisance calls dropped in the fourth quarter, but Americans saw one of the lowest rates of fraud calls globally in the quarter.

E-discovery gets an F | Network World

E-discovery in the age of Web 2.0 has a long way to go, according to industry experts, who recently convened at a Symantec Inc.-hosted Webinar to bemoan the state of record compliance in enterprises today.

Counterfeiting treaty, now public, confirms critics’ fears | Network World

ACTA, the anticounterfeiting trade agreement that has ignited debate over its provisions for clamping down on copyright abuse on the Internet, was made public Wednesday, but the fears it sparked while it was being negotiated secretly will not go away any time soon, according to people in the IT industry, telecom industry and civil liberties groups.

Sony struggles with poor sales of the PSP Go | Network World

When Sony launched its PSP Go last year the company had high hopes. The device was supposed to help PlayStation Portable shipments increase by almost a million units for the year and spearhead Sony's digital download push into the portable gaming market. But things haven't gone according to plan.

Ex-Sun chief dishes dirt on Gates, Jobs | Network World

Don't expect Jonathan Schwartz to go quietly.

Dell loses appeal in defective laptops lawsuit | Network World

A class-action lawsuit in which Dell was accused of shipping defective laptops will go back to trial after a ruling was reversed by a federal appeals court on Friday.

IT consultancy GlassHouse files for $75 million IPO | Network World

After canceling a previous attempt to go public, GlassHouse has filed for another IPO.

Twitter Tips: Enabling Mobile Notifications; Vital Shortcuts | Network World

When you're on a business trip, running errands or on vacation, you probably don't have the same access to a computer as you do during the workday. But if you tweet on the go or like to keep up with your Twitter followers outside of work, mobile access to Twitter is essential.

Will Windows 7 change our minds about Microsoft? | Network World

As operating system launches go, Windows 7 has been a pretty sweet one for Microsoft. The reviews are mostly thumbs-up, and aside from some unintentionally hilarious videos promoting Windows 7 launch parties, the company has mostly done things right.

RIM’s PlayBook tablet unlikely to ship before March | Network World

Research In Motion may have high hopes for its PlayBook tablet but it looks like the device will not go on sale until the end of the first quarter, according to comments from executives during RIM's earnings call Thursday.

Where will Apple’s A4 chip go next? | Network World

Apple's internally developed A4 chip could be implemented in new devices such as low-power servers, TVs or even communications or entertainment boxes, if the company tries to expand the chip's footprint, analysts said.

China group buying sites fight Groupon’s alleged poaching | Network World

Group buying sites in China are vowing not to re-hire employees who go to work for Groupon, as a way to prevent the company from poaching their workers, according to a staff member at one Chinese group buying site.

Antitrust battle will go on despite AMD-Intel settlement | Network World

The antitrust battle between Intel and Advanced Micro Devices isn't necessarily over, despite a settlement agreement announced by the microprocessor companies.

Intel-TSMC pact on Atom chips to remain on hold | Network World

A pact announced last year for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) to go to work putting Intel Atom microprocessors into smartphones, mobile Internet devices and other gadgets looks to remain on hold for a while.

WiMax in 2010: Too little, too late? | Network World

By the end of 2010, users in more than 80 U.S. cities may be able to ditch their cable modems, T1 setups and DSL lines -- and the Wi-Fi routers that go with them -- in favor of WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) broadband wireless technology.

Top 8 ways feds (and corporate users) can take advantage of green IT | Network World

How does the federal government go about implementing green IT? According to a report out today from the Government Accountability Office, the feds have adopted a number of practices that are useful not just for government IT but all manner of private and public company IT groups as well. These include everything from dedicated funding for green products, to improved employee training and reducing use of paper.

How to Get More Twitter Followers: 5 Do’s and Don’ts | Network World

Twitter has evolved into one of the most popular, go-to tools when it comes to reaching broad audiences, whether you're promoting content, branding yourself as an expert in a field or networking with individuals who share similar interests.

How to get your green IT cred | Network World

The push is on for companies to go green, and IT professionals will likely feel the pressure to deliver. Although most ITers don't have specialized eco-skills, there are ways to develop this knowledge, and to parlay what you already know.

iFixit unveils “Wikipedia” for tech repairs that go beyond Apple devices | Network World

iFixit, which has made a name for itself by tearing apart hot new devices like the Apple iPad and Google Nexus One smartphone to show what really makes them tick, Thursday unveiled a publicly accessible and editable wiki designed for people to share their expertise at fixing things.

The greatest open source software of all time | Network World

Every year InfoWorld painstakingly selects its Bossie Award winners -- the best open source software for business -- and every year we have shamefully neglected the very cream of the open source crop. While we've awarded the Dojos, Xens, and SugarCRMs, we've ignored Linux, GNU, and the *BSDs -- because, well, don't their excellence and importance go without saying? In other cases, where open source giants did receive our award (Snort and Wireshark come to mind), a "mere" Bossie almost seems like faint prai

Obama’s cookies may not go down so easy | Network World

It's not some half-baked conspiracy theory whipped up by a TV demagogue, but the Obama Administration is planning changes that could impact the privacy of everyone who visits US Government Web sites.

Does Obama want to tap your computer? | Network World

As conspiracy theories go, this one's a doozy. It seems the Obama Administration is secretly trying to turn your computer into a surveillance tool by inducing you to trade in your old car.