US lets China buy semiconductor design software again – Computerworld
- US lets China buy semiconductor design software againThe US has lifted export restrictions on semiconductor design software to China, reversing a controversial policy imposed just six weeks ago that had threatened to cripple China’s chip design capabilities. The three leading semiconductor design software providers, Synopsys, Cadence Design Systems, and Germany’s Siemens, announced they had been notified that export license requirements for business […]
- The one secret to using genAI to boost your brainWe’ve got a big problem on our hands. The public is using generative AI (genAI) to write, create, and think. But the brain is a use-it-or-lose-it organ — and we’re starting to lose it. That doesn’t have to happen to you. Here’s what you need to know about genAI-related brain rot, and the one approach […]
- Why I hope Apple keeps investing in on-device AIRecent reports say Apple may use artificial intelligence models from OpenAI or Anthropic to provide the smarter Siri experience it promised us over a year ago. That’s good in the sense that it means we’ll get yesterday’s jam tomorrow, but it may mean the company ceases to invest as much as it should in the development of genAI models that run on the […]
- Microsoft’s Exchange Server Subscription Edition now GA to replace standalone Exchange 2016 and 2019If you’re an enterprise still hosting on-premises Exchange 2016 or Exchange 2019 email, it’s time to stop dragging your feet: Microsoft has now made Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) generally available to replace them. SE is just what it sounds like: Enterprise users must soon buy subscription licenses for all users and servers. The change, […]
- Google to give enterprises control over beta Workspace feature rolloutsGoogle is adding a new feature that allows system administrators to control when users try out beta features in Workspace. The features in Workspace typically pop up silently within menus and interfaces, but some companies might want a slower rollout. “As an administrator, you can choose whether your users can try out early general availability Google […]