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    Infrastructure Management  - DCD

    Infrastructure Management - DCD

    May 25, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    As data center energy demands soar, a flexible relationship with the grid becomes critical. EPC Power's Devin Dilley and Adam Kabulski explore innovative strategies to balance load, integrate renewables, and ensure reliability. This article delves into the evolving partnership between data centers and the grid.
    Academy

    Academy

    May 25, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Academy has released a robust anti-discrimination policy aimed at creating a safe and equitable learning environment. The policy covers all participants, prohibits harassment and bias, and outlines reporting mechanisms. Learners must acknowledge it during account creation.
    Data Protection / Privacy Policy

    Data Protection / Privacy Policy

    May 25, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    InfraXmedia (Holdings) Ltd has released an updated privacy policy detailing how it processes personal data across its group companies. The policy covers types of data collected, legal bases including legitimate interest, opt-out mechanisms, data sharing with sponsors, international transfer safeguards, and user rights. This rewrite explains the key provisions and their implications for users.
    Google says AI agents spending your money is a 'more fun' way to shop

    Google says AI agents spending your money is a 'more fun' way to shop

    May 24, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Google announced Universal Cart at I/O 2026, an AI-powered shopping feature that consolidates products from multiple retailers into one checkout. Powered by Gemini, the agentic AI runs in the background to suggest purchases, check compatibility, and find better deals. The goal is to automate routine shopping and make the experience frictionless, even allowing AI to spend your money on your behalf.
    51% of professionals say AI workslop lowers their productivity - stop it in 2 steps

    51% of professionals say AI workslop lowers their productivity - stop it in 2 steps

    May 24, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    A new survey reveals that 51% of professionals believe AI 'workslop'—polished but inaccurate content—lowers productivity. Experts from Thomson Reuters, Ricoh, and Segro share strategies to rethink productivity and persist with AI tools to avoid these pitfalls.
    OpenAI's new image watermarks make it easier to spot AI fakes - here's how

    OpenAI's new image watermarks make it easier to spot AI fakes - here's how

    May 24, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    OpenAI has announced new content provenance signals including C2PA metadata and SynthID digital watermarks for AI-generated images. These hidden pixel signals survive screenshots and compression, making it harder to strip away authenticity information. A public verification tool is also rolling out. This advancement builds on older metadata methods that were easily defeated.
    Google's new AI Search box is here - along with agents and 5 more upgrades

    Google's new AI Search box is here - along with agents and 5 more upgrades

    May 24, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Google Search is being reimagined with a new AI-powered Search box, information agents that monitor topics, and agentic coding tools. The company also unveiled Universal Cart for shopping and Personal Intelligence for personalized answers. These features are rolling out now and through summer 2026.
    Cloud attacks are getting faster and deadlier - 4 ways to secure your business

    Cloud attacks are getting faster and deadlier - 4 ways to secure your business

    May 24, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    A new report from Google Cloud Security warns that the window to patch vulnerabilities has collapsed from weeks to days, with attackers using AI to speed up exploitation. Third-party software has become the primary entry point, while identity-based attacks are rising. The article outlines four essential strategies for businesses to defend themselves, including automated patching, strong identity management, network monitoring, and incident response planning.
    Der Mann, der Lady Gaga versetzte

    Der Mann, der Lady Gaga versetzte

    May 24, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Jens Ritter, a former punk and class clown, discovered his talent for guitar building later in life. Today, his handcrafted electric guitars and basses are prized by musicians and investors alike. This article explores his journey, his craftsmanship, and the surprising story of how he once declined a commission from Lady Gaga.
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