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Microsoft’s Visual Studio 2022 is moving to 64-bit
Microsoft is readying a first public preview of Visual Studio 2022 for this summer.
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Gulf Energy excludes Thaicom in $5.4 billion buyout deal for parent company InTouch
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The battle to combat data sprawl: what CIOs need to do now
Today’s enterprise is a hybrid landscape of data, with vast volumes and types found on-premises, in multiple public and private clouds, in SaaS applications, and at the edge. Organizations want to scale the value of their data with AI, as well as securely and compliantly access it. Those efforts have […]
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FuroSystems Aventa
The eye-catching FuroSystems Aventa e-bike blends performance with plenty of style.
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New Genesis Electrified G80 luxury saloon makes its debut
Genesis has launched a pure-electric version of its G80 flagship saloon with a maximum range of “more than 310 miles”
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NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter achieves historic powered flight on Mars
NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter nailed a successful debut test flight on Mars, engineers confirmed early Monday morning. The tiny spacecraft lifted itself 10 feet off the Martian surface for 39 seconds, marking the first powered flight on another world. The historic demonstration opens up tantalizing possibilities for a new mode of […]
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2022 Volkswagen Taos first drive review: VW’s got a hit on its hands
After a brief drive in Volkswagen’s new Taos, we’re pretty impressed with this subcompact SUV.
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Roman Space Telescope Will Also Find Rogue Black Holes
In the past we’ve reported about how the Roman Space Telescope is going to potentially be able to detect hundreds of thousands of exoplanets using a technique known as “microlensing”. Exoplanets won’t be the only things it can find with this technique though – it should be able to find […]
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Fifteen journals to outsource peer review decisions
Some scholarly publishers have already outsourced operations like copyediting and printing. Now, 15 journals are outsourcing something central to science itself: the peer review process. The journals, which include BMJ Open Science and Royal Society Open Science, say they will accept articles reviewed by a nonprofit “peer community” organization.