Anthropic adds prompt caching to Claude, cutting costs for developers
A 2023 paper from researchers at Yale University and Google explained that, by saving prompts on the inference server, developers can “significantly reduce latency in time-to-first-token, especially for longer prompts such as document-based question answering and recommendations. The improvements range from 8x for GPU-based inference to 60x for CPU-based inference, all while maintaining output accuracy […]
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10 Ways IoT Improves Quality Control in Manufacturing
The Internet of Things (IoT) could become a fundamental aspect of manufacturing quality control. However, it is still in the early adoption stage. As some business leaders consider incorporating it into their facility’s quality control processes, how well will their decision pay off? 1. Increases Testing Frequency Manufacturers often conduct final quality control tests randomly […]
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GitHub rolls out AI-powered fixes for code vulnerabilities
GitHub has unveiled Copilot Autofix, an AI-powered software vulnerability remediation service as part of its GitHub Advanced Security (GHAS) service. GitHub introduced Copilot Autofix in production on August 14. “Copilot Autofix analyzes vulnerabilities in code, explains why they matter, and offers code suggestions that help developers fix vulnerabilities as fast as they are found,” GitHub […]
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Why I don’t buy Apple products
In addition, Apple leverages their closed system to brag about their privacy features. But what they are really doing is making sure they are the only ones that can monitor your every move online. Apple ran a large marketing campaign talking about how safe your information is on their systems, implying that companies can’t track you on […]
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Tabnine AI coding assistant flexes its models
Tabnine, the “OG” AI-powered coding assistant, offers several powerful features that improve code generation and code generation, including context-aware suggestions, a chat window with a strong array of selectable AI models, and personalization of its models. The Tabnine Protected model supports about 15 popular programming languages at the “excellent” or “good” level, and another 65 […]
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UnaBiz Secures KDDI Open Innovation Fund and KYOCERA Communication Systems as Investors
UnaBiz, a Massive IoT Service Provider and Integrator announces the successful first close of its U.S. $25 Million pre-series C funding with KDDI Open Innovation Fund 3, and KYOCERA Communication Systems Co., Ltd (KCCS). This capital injection follows UnaBiz’s successful acquisition and integration of Sigfox 0G technology, which now operates with a healthy and profitable […]
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CMOS sensor
What is a CMOS sensor? A CMOS sensor is an electronic chip that converts photons to electrons for digital processing. The chip is based on complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology, which is widely used for many of today’s integrated circuits. CMOS itself is a type of metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET), a common type […]
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Choosing Connectivity for IoT Smart Meters in Utilities
Constant connectivity is essential for modern utilities aiming to balance supply and demand in an ever-growing energy market. Smart meters play a crucial role in this process by providing real-time monitoring and diagnostics for both residential and commercial energy infrastructures. Today’s advanced smart meters offer two-way communication, enabling proactive energy management and integration with Home […]
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Tauri 2.0 moves core functionality to plugins
Announced August 1, the Tauri 2.0 release candidate has followed more than a year and a half of beta versions and more than a year of alpha releases. The project said the long alpha and beta states happened in part because Tauri 2.0 was overpromised as having “mobile as a first-class citizen.” The project’s developers […]
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How is Platform Engineering Different from DevOps and SRE?
If you’ve been in the software development field for a while, you’ve likely come across the terms DevOps, SRE, and platform engineering. They all aim to enhance how we build and maintain systems, but their focuses and approaches differ significantly. Let’s explore how platform engineering differs from DevOps and SRE and show you how each […]
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