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EU Parliament officially adopts AI Act — landmark regulation likely to become law in May | VentureBeat

Nearly three years after draft rules were proposed, European Parliament lawmakers approved the landmark EU AI Act today.

VCs look to AI data centers, local LLMs, and domain models for growth | VentureBeat

Pitchbook's analysis shows AI data centers, local large language models (LLMs) and domain-specific foundation models are three of the many growth catalysts VCs need to keep their firms growing and delivering returns. 

Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Four patches fix mostly Office vulnerabilities | Network World

Microsoft Tuesday released four patches to fix six vulnerabilities, three of which were rated critical for Microsoft Word, Publisher and the Jet Database Engine 4.0. Experts say the fourth patch, rated important, could also be viewed as critical because it affects security software that could be shut down in an attack.

How to Be a Good Panel Moderator | Network World

Managing a discussion on stage is a valuable skill. Here's three ways to improve.

Laptop e-mail cache tipped Apple to kickbacks scheme | Network World

Court papers filed by the U.S. Government and Apple against a former manager detail a scheme that allegedly saw confidential Apple data supplied to Asian electronics companies over more than three years in return for kickbacks of more than US$1 million.

Xbox 360 was best-selling console in July | Network World

Microsoft's revision of the Xbox 360 brought results in July when the console topped the U.S. video game sales ranking for the first time in three years, according to figures from NPD Group.

EU releases text of secretive ACTA copyright treaty | Network World

The final version of the international Anti-counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) leaves the door open for countries to introduce the so-called three-strikes rule, which would see Internet users cut off if they download copyrighted material.

Part Three: Building a PC — installing the CPU | Network World

This article is the third in a series of how-to stories on building a computer. For a video version of part three, click here.

States settle price-fixing complaint against DRAM makers | Network World

Thirty-three states, including California, have reached a US$173 million settlement with six DRAM makers alleged to have fixed prices for their products between 1998 and 2002, California Attorney General Edmund "Jerry" Brown Jr. announced.

Counting the cost of Call Of Duty war | Network World

It's been less than three weeks since Activision's "Call of Duty: Black Ops" went on sale. The game quickly broke entertainment sales records, with worldwide revenue of US$650 million during its first five days in stores. The game's online component is wildly popular, with hundreds of thousands of players simultaneously logged in to battle each other, and is creating some big numbers of its own.

With iOS, Apple gets the OK to borrow a Cisco name | Network World

Three years after being sued by Cisco Systems for giving its iPhone the same name as a Cisco product, Apple has taken another page from the Cisco playbook, renaming its iPhone operating system, iOS.

VDI review: NComputing vSpace and L-Series virtual desktops | Network World

NComputing is the only VDI solution of the three reviewed [1] that provides its own virtualization [2] layer -- no VMware [3], Citrix [4], or Microsoft hypervisor [5] required. NComputing's vSpace is a virtualization application with an ultrasmall footprint that runs on any Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 host operating system. Much like Terminal Services, it carves up the underlying system's resources among multiple users, allowing a single computer to host as many as 30 simultaneous desktops. Performan

Three more Microsoft executives jump ship | Network World

Three more Microsoft executives left the company this week, just days after the announcement that CEO Steve Ballmer is replacing Bob Muglia at the top of the Server and Tools Business.

Privacy groups file FTC complaint on behavioral advertising | Network World

Three privacy groups have filed a complaint with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission about behavioral advertising practices, accusing Google, Yahoo and other advertising vendors of creating a "Wild West" atmosphere with few rules for protecting consumer privacy.

E-discovery: How a Law Firm Slashes Time and Costs | Network World

It's no secret that corporations are drowning in data. IDC estimates the volume of computer data worldwide will reach 1.2 million petabytes during 2011. A November, 2010 Gartner study found data growth was one of the top three challenges for data center managers at 47 percent of large enterprises.

Microsoft Office 2010: Three Upgrade Tips for Enterprises | Network World

Enterprises considering upgrades to Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 will face disruptions due to new features and integration with social networking and Web-based tools. Here are a few bits of advice from Forrester on how to plan ahead.

Hosted Drupal CMS planned for midyear | Network World

Acquia hopes to make a hosted version of its Drupal open-source content management system widely available in about three months, the company's CTO said Wednesday.

3D printing may bring legal challenges, group says | Network World

A coming revolution in 3D printing, with average consumers able to copy and create new three-dimensional objects at home, may lead to attempts by patent holders to expand their legal protections, a new paper says.

More contributors leave OpenOffice.org for LibreOffice | Network World

Thirty-three contributors to the OpenOffice.org project are leaving, unhappy with what they say is Oracle's attitude toward the project's organization and management.

Inside the labs at Microsoft, HP and IBM | Network World

At Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard and IBM, investment in research and development is a reflection of corporate culture. This three-part piece examines the different approaches taken by each of these influential tech companies. Hewlett-Packard prides itself on its pragmatism, while Microsoft holds the flag of basic research aloft -- and IBM continues to file more patent applications, year after year, than any other tech company.

Space junk from old China test threatens satellites | Network World

Three years after the Chinese blew up a satellite in space with a missile the debris from that explosion continues to grow.

One Enterprise’s Two-Year Apple Mobile Makeover | Network World

RehabCare CIO Dick Escue's journey to become a mobile enterprise Apple shop started two years ago, and now he's developing critical iOS apps for some 8,000 iPod Touches, 700 iPhones and 120 iPads. All tallied, three iOS apps will touch every facet of RehabCare's business, from improving patient care to winning new business.

Intel to release Westmere server chips in three months | Network World

Intel plans to release next-generation Xeon server processors based on the Westmere microarchitecture in the next three months, the company said on Thursday.

Windows Phone 7: Three Lessons Apple Doesn’t Need to Learn | Network World

Microsoft needed to take risks and make a mobile splash in order to remake its image as a technology leader, but instead displayed ineptness in the unveiling of Windows Phone 7 (WP7) today.

Court orders three H-1B sites disabled | Network World

A New Jersey Superior Court Judge has ordered hosting firms to shut down three Web sites that oppose the H-1B visa program.