Solidigm pulls out of consumer SSD market with discontinuation of drives (www.tomshardware.com)
TikTok pushes users to Lemon8 as US ban looms (www.axios.com)
N1 rocket was ahead of it's time (lemmy.world)
Scalefusion UEM
Scalefusion is a next Gen UEM that helps organizations of all sizes to manage their devices and endpoints from a single consolidated dashboard.
Effective obfuscation (www.citationneeded.news)
Asus unveils full suite of RTX 5000 series gaming laptops, complete with 100% DCI-P3 screens (www.tomshardware.com)
Before GPS There Was LORAN (hackaday.com)
DisplayPort 2.1b Arriving This Spring With DP80LL Cables (www.phoronix.com)
Ethereum to Accelerate the Cross-chain Interoperability (notes.ethereum.org)
Part of the tech is extended email-like addressing standard where @ will send your funds directly to specified Ethereum compatible blockchain or rollup
New technology guys in Texas
Biohybrid's Neural Implant Connects to the Brain With Living Neurons (singularityhub.com)
To get around the problem of damaging 10,000 neurons just to connect with 1,000, Biohybrid is experimenting with an approach that makes donor neurons a part of the implant itself - potentially allowing for dramatically better connection scaling.
Apple to pay $95 million to settle Siri privacy lawsuit (www.reuters.com)
"SPINACH": LLM-based tool to translate "challenging real-world questions" into Wikidata SPARQL queries (en.wikipedia.org)
More generally, this kind of task is called "Knowledge Base Question Answering" (KBQA). The authors observe that many benchmarks have been published for it over the last decade, and that recently, the KBQA community has shifted toward using Wikidata as the underlying knowledge base for KBQA datasets. However, they criticize...