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Google lancia One, come cambia l’archiviazione dei dati
È uno dei business più interessanti del mondo tecnologico, e poggia le sue basi sul cloud computing. L’archiviazione dei file online è diventata negli anni un’abitudine consolidata, sia dal punto di vista degli utenti business (quelli che utilizzano il cloud per lavoro), che da quelli privati. E Google ha annunciato Google One, un piano per ottenere spazio di archiviazione maggiore e benefici extra per aiutare gli utenti a sfruttare al meglio il potenziale di Google. Nei prossimi mesi, per tutti i piani consumer a pagamento di Google Drive verrà eseguito l’upgrade a Google One. Modifica che non riguarda i clienti business di G Suite. E vediamo i dettagli di questa nuova scelta. (Fonte: Il Sole 24 Ore)
Korean AI startup Skelter Labs lands strategic investment to expand to Southeast Asia
Korean AI startup Skelter Labs is expanding to Southeast Asia after it pulled in undisclosed funding from Singapore-based VC firm Golden Gate Ventures. Skelter Labs was founded in 2015 by founded by Ted Cho, the former engineering site director at Google Korea. It started out developing apps and services that made use of AI but then it pivoted to focus fully on AI tech, which it licenses out to companies and corporations that it works with. Now it is eying opportunities in Japan and parts of Southeast Asia — which has a cumulative population of over 600 million — with Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia specifically mentioned. (Fonte: TechCrunch)
Uber seeks OK to resume self-driving tests in Pennsylvania
Uber Technologies Inc has asked Pennsylvania for permission to resume self-driving car testing on public roads and has improved the autonomous vehicle software, the company said on Friday, more than seven months after it suspended testing following a deadly crash in Arizona. The company disclosed in a report to the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that it would resume testing with two employees in the front seat, enable an automatic braking system at all times, and more strictly monitor safety employees. (Fonte: Reuters)
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