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Alibaba Develops Second AI Chip Family to Boost International Competitiveness

  • By James O'Connor
  • November 3, 2025

In an age where artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries, Alibaba is making significant strides with the development of its second family of AI chips. This initiative aims to bolster the company's international competitiveness while addressing the growing demand for advanced computing technologies. This article delves into Alibaba's AI chip journey, the implications for the tech landscape, and what the future may hold.

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Adobe After Effects Hadirkan AI untuk Otomatisasi Motion Tracking

  • By James O'Connor
  • October 27, 2025

Dalam dunia produksi video, motion tracking adalah salah satu teknik yang sangat penting. Dengan kemajuan teknologi, Adobe After Effects kini menghadirkan fitur baru yang memanfaatkan Artificial Intelligence (AI) untuk otomatisasi motion tracking. Artikel ini akan membahas bagaimana fitur baru ini bekerja, manfaatnya, serta dampaknya terhadap industri kreatif.

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La red ferroviaria española incorpora sistemas de control predictivo con IA

  • By James O'Connor
  • October 26, 2025

La integración de la inteligencia artificial (IA) en diversos sectores ha revolucionado la manera en que operan las industrias. En el ámbito ferroviario, la red española ha comenzado a incorporar sistemas de control predictivo que prometen transformar la experiencia de viaje y la eficiencia operativa. Este artículo examinará cómo estas tecnologías están cambiando el panorama ferroviario en España, sus beneficios, desafíos y el futuro que se vislumbra.

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A calm, fast network at home: practical steps that smooth signal and stop random slowdowns

  • By James O'Connor
  • September 26, 2025

A stable home network is mostly placement and restraint, with a dash of smart tuning. Radios want line-of-sight and clean air; people want video calls and streaming that never stumble. The fastest way to get both is to fix the physical paths your signal takes, then separate internal mesh traffic from everyday devices, and finally pick channels that are calm rather than flashy. With that order—position, backhaul, channels—you avoid the trap of endless speed-test tinkering that collapses when the microwave runs or a neighbor’s router hops bands. This plan keeps changes small and intentional: lift access points, align them through doorways instead of brick, give your nodes a private “highway,” and set the radio lanes once so your phones and TVs stop negotiating in mid-sentence. The end result is boring in the best way: rooms that simply work, roaming that feels invisible, and a layout you won’t need to touch again for months.

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