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The Oakland Police Department is in need of a major technology upgrade while $88 million in the city’s billboard advertising contracts is being wasted, an Alameda County residents’ watchdog group said in a series of new reports detailing ways to improve the local agency.The latest Alameda County civil grand jury report, released this week, details missed opportunities in both city policing and a contract with a private sign company that allegedly “improperly influenced” the city’s selection process, as well as possible conflicts of interest with city council members.Here’s what this year’s report found:”Missed Opportunities” with Police TechnologyThe civil grand jury…

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BOISE, Idaho, June 26, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: MU) today announced results for its third quarter of fiscal 2024, which ended May 30, 2024. Fiscal Q3 2024 highlights Revenue of $6.81 billion versus $5.82 billion for the prior quarter and $3.75 billion for the same period last year GAAP net income of $332 million, or $0.30 per diluted shareNon-GAAP net income of $702 million, or $0.62 per diluted shareOperating cash flow of $2.48 billion versus $1.22 billion for the prior quarter and $24 million for the same period last year “Robust AI demand and strong execution enabled…

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“Over the last decade, technology has been developed that allows people to preserve speech or speak through machines, and the latest advances in ALS are so-called brain-computer interfaces, or BCI devices,” Dr Dave said.This technology records brain signals and then translates or decodes those brain signals, allowing people who cannot move to control objects in their environment using their mind. “So someone who can’t speak can now speak by thinking, and type by thinking. In the 10 years since the Ice Bucket Challenge, this field of brain-computer interfaces has transformed and is really at the cutting edge of technology,” he…

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To address and mitigate the disruptive and still-emerging threat posed by deepfakes, the Department of Defense’s Defense Innovation Unit is moving to rapidly deploy commercially available capabilities to identify and detect such fabricated or manipulated multimedia and online content. Deepfake technology, broadly defined, is the application of machine learning and artificial intelligence capabilities to “face swap” people, or create synthetic audio and visual media to make people appear to say or do something different than they actually are. Such altered material, which is said to have first appeared in 2017, continues to become more widely available, easier to use and…

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Federal agencies will need a new type of chief technology officer to resolve the conflict between an increasing reliance on advanced technology to deliver great digital experiences and the heavy environmental toll that comes with their use, according to Intel Federal CTO Steve Olin.To achieve this goal, this new type of CTO, dubbed the “sustainable CTO” in a recently released Intel report, could promote the use of new technologies such as artificial intelligence and robotics and implement a variety of other strategies to reduce the agency’s environmental impact, Olin wrote in a column published in GovLoop on Tuesday.Additionally, a sustainable…

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Technology is advancing by leaps and bounds in many fields, and pet care is no exception. The incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) in the home has opened up new possibilities to improve the health of our pets. From health monitoring to interactive toys, AI is changing the way we care for our pets, helping them live healthier, happier lives.Health MonitoringOne of the most significant advancements in pet care is the use of AI-powered wearables. These devices can track vital signs such as heart rate, activity levels, and sleep patterns. By continuously monitoring these parameters, wearables can alert owners to potential…

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Top 100 Technology Companies 2024With just one week to go until the full list is released, the Top 100 Technology Companies recognizes the leading companies driving the digital revolution and pioneering breakthrough innovation, strategy and development. The people featured in this year’s supplement are driving the digital revolution, committed to purpose-driven innovation, and playing a key role in shaping the future of technology and its application across industries.Fueling a seamlessly connected world where information, commerce and communication are easily accessible, Technology Magazine continues to proudly celebrate the success of these 100 companies, as well as all those that continue to…

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Driven by the demand for more advanced chips, Europe’s semiconductor industry is making great strides in funding, infrastructure and workforce development efforts. From the European Chip Act, which funds workforce development programs, to EUROPRACTICE, which provides affordable resources to academia and industry, providing engineering staff with the skills they need to develop new integrated circuits (ICs) is crucial. Imec, a world-leading research and innovation center in nanoelectronics and digital markets, removes barriers to accessing cutting-edge semiconductor design technologies for academia and industry. Over the years, Synopsys has collaborated with imec on a number of industry-transforming developments, including 3D IC technology…

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June 25, 2024 by Janetsy Lugo Advertisement The Florida International Medical Expo opened at the Miami Beach Convention Center last week, attracting exhibitors and visitors from around the world to view the innovative technologies and products on display. “This year we have 1,300 exhibitors and 15,000 visitors,” Jill Alejo, exhibits director for Informa Markets, said at the show. Additionally, it included pavilions from 15 countries: China, Taiwan, Poland, Germany, Argentina, Brazil and India. Alejo said Colombia was organizing a country pavilion for the first time. “We have between eight and 10 companies from Colombia, most of them specialized in infrastructure…

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FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTVF) – Alaska needs more energy, and lots of it, according to Governor Dunleavy’s speech at a Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Tuesday.Energy sources have long been a hotly debated topic, with some arguing for continued use of fossil fuels and others for expanding renewable sources, but Dunleavy said Alaska will need more and more energy in the future and won’t be able to afford to rely on just one type of energy source.”This is the future,” Dunleavy said. “We’re going to need everything from nuclear to wind to gas to geothermal to solar panels.”Dunleavy shared how…

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