With near-instant ransomware detection and AI-accelerated chips, IBM’s new servers aim to reinvent enterprise infrastructure resilience. IBM has officially taken the gloves off with Power11,
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A record-breaking fluorescent molecule developed by University of Michigan researchers shines brighter than ever, offering up to 98% efficiency in solids and 94% in liquids.
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FinalWire Ltd. has officially released version 7.70 of its acclaimed AIDA64 software suite, bringing major updates across all four editions: AIDA64 Extreme, Engineer, Business, and