[ad_1] What just happened? Issues regarding Asus’s customer service came to a head last month when Gamers Nexus reported on an outrageously overpriced ROG Ally RMA. In response to widespread consumer backlash, the company has outlined a detailed multi-step plan to overhaul its customer service and hopefully regain consumer trust. Asus has pledged to make several significant changes to its handling of customer service complaints, with some effective immediately and others coming later this year. Customers can also ask the company to re-investigate prior complaints. Those who feel that Asus mishandled their previous RMAs by overcharging or incorrectly diagnosing an…
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[ad_1] Quantum computers hold immense potential for accelerating breakthroughs in critical fields such as human health, drug discovery, and artificial intelligence. By operating millions of times faster than even the most powerful supercomputers, a network of quantum computers could revolutionize these discoveries even faster. However, the key challenge lies in reliably connecting billions of quantum bits, or qubits, with atomic precision. The task of connecting qubits has long puzzled the research community, with current methods relying on high-temperature processes that result in random qubit formation. As a result, it is difficult to pinpoint the exact location of qubits within a…
[ad_1] NVIDIA researchers are presenting new visual generative AI models and techniques at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) conference this week in Seattle. The advancements span areas like custom image generation, 3D scene editing, visual language understanding, and autonomous vehicle perception. “Artificial intelligence, and generative AI in particular, represents a pivotal technological advancement,” said Jan Kautz, VP of learning and perception research at NVIDIA. “At CVPR, NVIDIA Research is sharing how we’re pushing the boundaries of what’s possible — from powerful image generation models that could supercharge professional creators to autonomous driving software that could help enable next-generation…
[ad_1] The fund will make up to 10 investments per year, ranging from $100,000 to $250,000 CAD. The for-profit arm of Toronto-based incubator DMZ has unveiled a new fund for early-stage startups as well as its first investments. DMZ Ventures is initially committing up to $5 million CAD for the fund. However, a DMZ spokesperson told BetaKit this amount could increase in the future. The fund plans to make up to 10 investments per year, ranging from $100,000 to $250,000 CAD, and will specifically invest in pre-seed and seed-stage startups from both inside and outside of DMZ’s portfolio. “Each startup…
[ad_1] Apple intends to slim down the MacBook Pro, Apple Watch, and iPhone, with the new ultra-thin M4 iPad Pro a sign of the company’s new design trajectory, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. When the M4 iPad Pro was unveiled last month, Apple touted it as the company’s thinnest product ever, and even compared it to the 2012 iPod nano to emphasize its slim dimensions. Writing in the latest edition of his Power On newsletter, Gurman says that like the iPad Pro, Apple is now focused on delivering the thinnest possible devices across its lineups without compromising on battery life…
[ad_1] Quantum computers hold the promise of being able to quickly solve extremely complex problems that might take the world’s most powerful supercomputer decades to crack.But achieving that performance involves building a system with millions of interconnected building blocks called qubits. Making and controlling so many qubits in a hardware architecture is an enormous challenge that scientists around the world are striving to meet.Toward this goal, researchers at MIT and MITRE have demonstrated a scalable, modular hardware platform that integrates thousands of interconnected qubits onto a customized integrated circuit. This “quantum-system-on-chip” (QSoC) architecture enables the researchers to precisely tune and…
[ad_1] The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has warned that scammers are impersonating its employees in an attempt to commit fraud. In an alert posted on the CISA website, the organisation warned that so-called impersonation scams are on the rise. An impersonation scam is any type of fraud where a criminal pretends to be a trusted individual or organisation to dupe a victim into handing over personal information or money or taking an unwise action. Impersonation scammers will often put some effort into making their fraudulent communications look more convincing, such as spoofing phone numbers, email addresses, or…
[ad_1] As the globe looks to grapple with the implications of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, India is amongst a number of countries looking to leverage ESG practice to address emissions, including at the corporate level. It’s become clear that ESG related regulation is an area that companies can’t overlook. For Global PCCS, helping organizations comply with regulations is core to its solutions. The enterprise, led by CEO Dr. PraBhaKar Bhangare, has close to 2 decades of experience helping product manufacturers reach compliance. This week the organization announced a new partnership with Credibl, a tech startup founded a…
[ad_1] MGM+ has ordered an eight-episode series based on Stephen King’s 2019 novel, The Institute, Deadline reported this week. The novel follows the plight of 12-year-old Luke Ellis and a group of other children with telepathic and telekinetic abilities who have been kidnapped and held captive at a facility deep in the Maine woods, where their powers are being exploited. Their story becomes intertwined with that of an ex-cop Tim Jamieson. I really enjoyed this one when it came out, and as a lifelong King reader who has become hardened against the disappointment of terrible adaptations, I’m choosing to remain…
[ad_1] In an era of unprecedented technological advancements, the fusion of quantum AI and cognitive robotics emerges as a groundbreaking development. As someone deeply involved in AI, robotics and neuroscience, I am thrilled to share insights into how these areas are merging to develop smart machines capable of thinking, learning and engaging with the world in ways that were once considered the realm of science fiction. AI and robotics have both come a long way. The journey has been remarkable, from simple automated systems to complex machines capable of learning and adapting. My career has allowed me to lead transformative…