Technology

Google recently announced plans to invest $2 billion in building a data center in northeastern Indiana. This center will be crucial in powering the company’s artificial intelligence technology and cloud business. The investment is said to create up to 200 new jobs, including data center technicians and support services. This move highlights Google’s commitment to
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China is making significant strides in the field of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), leading to a transformative shift in low-altitude airspace management. The nation’s focus on integrating a growing number of unmanned aircraft into its airspace has presented both challenges and opportunities in terms of regulation, technology, and industry practices. China has historically had a
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In a groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, a cutting-edge model named GREENSKY has been developed to revolutionize the energy efficiency and operational time of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in cellular networks. This model is specifically designed to cater to the ever-evolving landscape of wireless communication, where UAVs play a
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In recent years, machine learning-based models have made significant strides in autonomously generating various types of content. These frameworks have revolutionized the fields of filmmaking and robotics by opening up new possibilities in creating datasets to train algorithms. While some existing models excel at generating realistic or artistic images from text descriptions, the development of
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Recently, Japan’s antitrust watchdog revealed that Google’s advertising search restrictions have been negatively impacting Yahoo in Japan. The Japan Fair Trade Commission conducted a study that unveiled Google’s practices as undermining fair competition within the advertising market. Despite Google’s claims that they have cooperated fully with the commission’s investigation, it is evident that there are
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In a groundbreaking move, Volkswagen workers in Tennessee have successfully voted to become a union shop. The election results, released on Friday, revealed an overwhelming 73 percent support for representation by the United Auto Workers at the Chattanooga plant. This victory marks the first time that organized labor has succeeded at a foreign-owned auto plant
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