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Since the Windows 11 update started to roll out earlier in the week, some people have been commenting on performance impacts with certain hardware / software configurations. AMD has confirmed issues are present with some of its processors and posted a support article addressing Windows 11 performance variation in certainContinue Reading
By Kristina Monllos • January 24, 2025 • Ivy Liu As the 41st annual Sundance Film Festival kicks off in Park City, Utah this weekend, more marketers and creators are joining the ranks of the film industry attendees. The festival, which will run from Jan. 23 to Feb. 2, hasContinue Reading
By Michael Bürgi • January 22, 2025 • Ivy Liu Whether on a large scale or small — in this case, medium sized — consolidation continues apace in the media agency world, following tectonic changes at the end of last year. GroupM continued to centralize its operations at a globalContinue Reading
By Kristina Monllos • January 21, 2025 • Ivy Liu This Marketing Briefing covers the latest in marketing for Digiday+ members and is distributed over email every Tuesday at 10 a.m. ET. More from the series → President Trump’s second term will be different from his first. It seems hisContinue Reading
Unlike numerous other new and recent OS-level features from Apple, mail sorting does not require a device capable of supporting its Apple Intelligence (generally M-series Macs or iPads), and happens entirely on the device. It’s an optional feature and available only for English-language emails. Apple released a third beta ofContinue Reading
The start of 2025 heralds a difficult time for many Western nations, with the outlook for the public sector particularly bleak. Demographic shifts are boosting demand for public services just as tax revenues plateau and the labour force starts to contract. The result? Governments are under pressure to do moreContinue Reading
A growth in electricity demand is leading to talk of delayed closures. A house is seen near the Gavin Power Plant in Cheshire, Ohio. Credit: Stephanie Keith/Getty Images This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy, and the environment. Sign upContinue Reading
This week, President Joe Biden’s outgoing administration finalized rules effectively banning all Chinese- and Russian-connected vehicle tech from American roads—a landmark crackdown with far-reaching effects, not least on the rising trade of inexpensive Chinese EVs. The US Commerce Department has argued that the rules, first proposed in September, are necessaryContinue Reading
Tom Nelson founded Nelson Racing Engines (NRE) in 1995. Nelson’s ability to deliver the high-horsepower turn-key engines his clients desire is evident by scrolling through some of the projects NRE’s team of self-proclaimed gearheads have contributed to. Advertisement Tom Nelson’s commitment to learning and passion for developing premier engine technologyContinue Reading
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