Author: Tech Support

    • Intel partners with Penn Medicine and 29 international medical centers to develop a brain tumor classifier by training AI models using federated learning (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat)

    Kyle Wiggers / VentureBeat: Intel partners with Penn Medicine and 29 international medical centers to develop a brain tumor classifier by training AI models using federated learning  —  To coincide with Brain Tumor Awareness Month, Intel today announced the details of a National Institutes of Health-funded program … Intel partners with Penn Medicine and 29

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    Six months after the glitzy launch of Facebook News, sources at seven publishers say they have seen little impact as the company focuses on other things (Max Willens/Digiday)

    {$inline_image} Max Willens / Digiday: Six months after the glitzy launch of Facebook News, sources at seven publishers say they have seen little impact as the company focuses on other things  —  Publishers who are used to seeing Facebook launch a new product with much fanfare, then have momentum fizzle, are starting to get a

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    Israeli tech companies note the rising quality and number of applicants for senior tech roles, as exec and junior tech roles seem less impacted by the pandemic (Maayan Manela/CTech)

    {$inline_image} Maayan Manela / CTech: Israeli tech companies note the rising quality and number of applicants for senior tech roles, as exec and junior tech roles seem less impacted by the pandemic  —  Hundreds of applicants for each position and senior managers who are taking pay cuts; recruiters and HR managers reveal the new norms

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    • Thunderbolt flaw allows access to a PC’s data in minutes

    Vulnerabilities discovered in the Thunderbolt connection standard could allow hackers to access the contents of a locked laptop’s hard drive within minutes, a security researcher from the Eindhoven University of Technology has announced. Wired reports that the vulnerabilities affect all Thunderbolt-enabled PCs manufactured before 2019. Although hackers need physical access to a device to exploit

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