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Amazon’s Sequoia: How AI-Powered Robots Are Revolutionizing Warehouse Operations
Amazon has long been a pioneer in warehouse automation, and its latest innovation—Sequoia—pushes the boundaries even further. Announced last week, Sequoia is a cutting-edge robotic system powered by AI and advanced automation, designed to speed up order fulfillment, reduce errors, and enhance workplace safety. This move underscores Amazon’s commitment to faster deliveries and more efficient logistics, especially as e-commerce demand continues to surge. But what exactly is Sequoia, and how does it work? Let’s dive in. What Is Amazon’s Sequoia System?Sequoia is an AI-driven robotic solution that integrates multiple automation…
Read MoreNVIDIA’S REVOLUTION IN THE RISE OF GPU COMPUTING
In the rapidly evolving world of technology, few companies have had as profound an impact as NVIDIA. Originally known for its powerful graphics processing units (GPUs), NVIDIA has expanded its influence far beyond gaming, revolutionizing industries such as artificial intelligence (AI), data centers, autonomous vehicles, and even healthcare. Let’s explore how NVIDIA’s microchips have transformed the tech landscape. 1. From Gaming to AI: The Rise of GPU ComputingNVIDIA’s GPUs were initially designed to accelerate 3D graphics rendering for gaming. However, researchers soon realized that their parallel processing capabilities made them…
Read MoreMTN launches new ‘world first’ WhatsApp-based Airtime Top-up service
MTN says it will become the first mobile network in the world to let customers buy airtime and data bundles and check their balances directly on Facebook-owned messaging platform WhatsApp. The service, MTN Chat, will help customers manage their accounts “off a secure and convenient platform they already know and love”, said Mapula Bodibe, MTN SA’s consumer business executive. “It’s imperative that companies focus on improving self-service experiences to retain and grow customers and this is an important step for MTN,” Bodibe said. Calling it a world first for the…
Read MoreUber booking New removal from Google Maps for Android
Google Maps can no longer be used to book an Uber on Android. It brings the app in line with the iOS version, which lost the feature last summer, as noted by Android Police. Google has had the ability to show price estimates and pickup wait times for ride-sharing apps for a while. Back in January 2017, Uber alone gained the ability to actually book rides in the Google Maps app by pulling up your account window and hailing your ride without ever leaving the app. But for whatever reason, Google has officially removed the…
Read MoreUber New Blocked from Testing Self-driving Cars on Arizona Roads
Uber has been barred from testing its self-driving cars on public roads in Arizona following the accident last week involving one of its testing vehicles that killed a pedestrian crossing the street in its path. Arizona Governor Doug Ducey released a letter sent to Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi in which he described the accident as captured by onboard cameras as “disturbing and alarming.” The governor, who has been a strong proponent of self-driving testing in the state up until this point, advocating for Uber and other companies to bring their…
Read MoreNew: Are corporations that use Wikipedia giving back?
YouTube’s plan to combat conspiracy videos with information sourced from Wikipedia got push back from a number of different quarters — including, surprisingly, Wikimedia itself. Seems Google didn’t mention the plan to the foundation before unveiling it at SXSW earlier this month. Wikimedia executive director Katherine Maher responded with an even-keeled statement reiterating that, while the crowd-sourced encyclopedia’s information is, indeed, free to use, well, it might be nice if corporations that used it gave a little back. “Wikipedia’s content is freely licensed for reuse by anyone,” Maher wrote, “and…
Read MoreUber CEO says there will be no more New Global exit deals
Uber has exited three global markets by selling to rivals, but enough is enough after its deal with Grab so says CEO Dara Khosrowshahi. Following today’s announcement with Grab which sees Uber leave Southeast Asia hot on the heels of exits in China (2016) and Russia (2017), Khosrowshahi told employees that there will be no more repeats under his leadership. It is fair to ask whether consolidation is now the strategy of the day, given this is the third deal of its kind, from China to Russia and now Southeast Asia. The…
Read MoreAmazon Japan offices New raid in competition probe
Amazon Japan said its offices have been raided by the country’s fair trade regulator on suspicion of anti-trust violations. The online retailer is suspected of asking suppliers to shoulder costs incurred for selling their products at a discount, according to media reports. The firm said it is cooperating with the investigation by Japan’s Fair Trade Commission (JTFC), Reuters reported. JTFC declined to provide more details on the case when contacted by the BBC. It’s not the first time Amazon Japan has been investigated over anti-trust breaches. In 2016, JTFC raided…
Read MoreGoogle will now ban ads on cryptocurrencies and related products
Alphabet Google said on March 14 it will ban advertisements for cryptocurrencies and related content starting in June. Under the new policy, the company will ban ads for unregulated or speculative financial products like binary options, cryptocurrency and financial spread betting among others. In a separate blog post, Google said it took down 3.2 billion ads that violated its advertising policies in 2017, nearly double the number of ads it removed in 2016. “Improving the ads experience across the web, whether that’s removing harmful ads or intrusive ads, will continue…
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