Japan’s first global insurer is transforming its analytics workflow. By adopting Bloomberg’s Python-based BQuant Enterprise platform, they’re moving beyond spreadsheets to scalable analysis. The results include measurable productivity gains and stronger risk insights.
Researchers have discovered that existing undersea fiber-optic cables can double as environmental sensors. The technology can detect seismic activity, underwater landslides, and even track ocean temperature changes. This could revolutionize early warning systems for coastal communities.
In a world where running Docker on your NAS is practically a rite of passage, one writer explains their minimalist approach. They maintain two separate NAS devices—one for reliability and one for experimentation. The result? Fewer headaches and more dependable storage.
Wikipedia’s foundation is demanding AI companies start paying for access to its content. They report a 50% bandwidth increase since January 2024, with AI scraping responsible for most server load. The solution? Attribution and money.
New AI research from the University of Guelph suggests we might soon predict bird flu outbreaks weeks before they happen. The technology analyzes everything from social media trends to satellite images, achieving 85% accuracy in tests. This could give farmers and health officials crucial time to pre
Despite constant recommendations from peers, one tech journalist explains why they’re avoiding building a NAS. The convenience of Google One at $3 monthly and limited Plex usage make cloud storage the better choice for now.
Spanish data center operator Templus has begun construction on a new facility in the autonomous city of Ceuta. The 2,500 square meter data center will start with 1.2MW of power and is scheduled to be operational by the first half of 2026. The location offers unique advantages as a European regulator
The ongoing government shutdown has left businesses flying blind without official economic data. Private payroll companies are stepping in with conflicting signals about the job market, creating more confusion than clarity for decision-makers navigating the uncertainty.
Nikkei’s Slack workspace was breached after an employee’s personal computer was infected with malware. The incident exposed names, email addresses, and chat histories of 17,368 registered users. The company has reported the breach to Japan’s Personal Information Protection Commission.
Google has a long history of killing popular products, and NotebookLM users are right to be worried. Here’s how to create a bulletproof backup system that keeps your notes safe no matter what happens to the experimental AI tool.
