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Six more data centers on top of Amazon Swift and Equinox. Doesn’t preclude other data centers! This is shameful! Long time resident that moved here to be in the COUNTRY, not next to data centers! Vote them out!

Who cares?! Maybe it will be a little more difficult to use Kaspersky, but with the current technology it is possible to bypass the US regime's ban. As an example, I can take that here in Sweden the Russian media is banned (because Sweden is a dictatorship, like the USA) but with VPN I follow Russian media without problems. Actually the only thing that the American regime has achieved is that it has shown that the USA today is a dictatorship where the regime dictatorially rules over people's lives.

I believe the US government's stockpiling of zero-day exploits is more dangerous to Americans than Kespersky.

Stopped using Kaspersky after the war started. As someone who since then had to find a suitable alternative to remedy a pc infection, Malwarebytes all the way. I tried Trend Micro, AVG, Avast, etc and none of them were able to remove the infection until I tried Malwarebytes. Also want to say that being the investigation has been 2 years in the making before this move, it really does not come off like a flag-waving move, otherwise it would have been more abrupt and quickly decided. I am certain that after 2 years they have enough evidence to place sanctions without bluffing. Though the CEO missing from the list does leave more questions rather than answers. Hopefully more will come to light soon.

At least the possible rationale for this ban is more theoretically plausible than the rationale for banning Tik-tok.

Microsoft is just that..... SOFT Everytime i fire up my Dell I feel cheap. Great video fellas!! Mac and linux all day

As a resident of Culpeper, this seems a bit Pollyannish. The County can be commended for trying to concentrate data centers into a single area. However, there is growing resistance to data center sprawl here. The Copper Ridge project, in particular, is to be located next to the Culpeper National Military Cemetery, on a hill overlooking town and adjacent to historic districts. The county commissioners just delayed approval of another data center project in the technology zone, and there seems to be increasing skepticism as to how many of these things we need. Furthermore, neither the town nor the county has laid out what the objective is with the proposed data centers. Data centers don't really employ many folks, and the "technology" jobs we should be pursuing are not the technicians who maintain data centers, but the professionals who use technology and who want to move to Culpeper due to its small town charm and rural nature. Yes, tax revenue is nice, but both County and Town are in great shape fiscally, and based on information from one (rejected) data center application at Brandy Station, tax revenue from one campus would be $167 million/year - in excess of the entire budget of the county. There has been no study put forward to my knowledge, as to the financial impacts of data centers on local government revenue.

Natron Energy has mass manufacture of industrial scale sodium-ion batteries in the US. They are actually leading the world in the manufacture of these batteries. Don't say that out loud though... ;)

The NPUnfeels like putting an ASIC to process bitcoin hash functions on your chip. Agree on all points here.

Great interview Joe with a clear call to action!

Does this apply to government and big business computers or just us little guys ?

An NPU wastes a lot of die area? Have you looked at the die plot of an Apple M-series chip? You are just wrong with that statement. The smaller the process the more difficult the routing? What? Do you understand that process progression is accompanied, typically, by an increase the number of metal layers? Memory bandwidth? Again, have you looked at Apple M-series chips? They have plenty of memory bandwidth and they use a very cost-effective design and implementation strategy. The Apple M4--the lowest-end member of the coming M4 family--increased memory bandwidth by 20% to keep pace with the clock rate. It's about 120GB/s. That's a lot for a low-end chip.

People are condition to use windows and will carry on using it even if you turn it of microsoft will turn it on with an update.

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Great journalism. Insightful points from the CSO, especially or perhaps because of what must have been a very difficult experience.

Great video

that first guest speaking... about 1.10, talks about Phantom Menace... did no one speak to the people who made it, this is not very good - well, someone needs to speak to him, Star Wars is for children, its made for children - if this is the intelligence level for this video, I'll give it a miss here!

I'm moving completely to Linux, I have been half way there for years but I think it's time to completely dump MS.

you don't need, cpu can do it all just that it wastes a lot of energy and it would deter the development of AI in the long run

Louder please. This should be top news, not the wars or election. Great interview and so we'll said.

We, the NSA, CIA, FSB and the MSS, want to take this occasion to solemnly thank Microsoft for its service and dedication to our organizations. It really makes our work so much easier. Just imagine all the people we can now destroy with the help of this tool. This is a dream come true. Thank you, Microsoft, thank you so much.

Your technology ? West technology? Or USA propaganda?

lol good old hyper jingoistic The Register never ceases to disappoint. The OG China hawks just can’t let go of their nationalism. The narrative is always that of China is eating “our” cake. He lists technologies that were worked on by many researchers in many countries as somehow belonging to America. We fail exactly because of simple minded nationalists like The Register. This guy literally can’t fathom why South Korea, Japan and Taiwan has stolen American jobs, he can’t comprehend that government and businesses would get together can set national industrial policy.

Not allowing comments and not getting any views. You are irrelevant and soon to be out of business.

Tech companies are terrified to shoot down anyones ideas I feel. So many current ideas and products we've seen especially since Covid are ones that several years ago in my company would have been shot down in seconds due to just one or two glaring red flags thought of within milliseconds of the idiot mentioning it. Does nobody do "Pros AND Cons" in their scope meetings for new products and services or do they just ride purely on Pros?

Interesting wording... America: led by America China: dominated by China If America gave a damn about poor people owning EVs, they'd have "dominated" sodium ion batteries themselves. Alas it is China, as their GDP is $10k per capita. They care more. And to the victor, belong the spoils

The whole video looks like a creation of AI!

As we need 1000s of GWHrs of battery storage on the worlds national grids to smooth out intermittent "green energies", a new cheaper and more reliable battery storage technology is desperately needed. The problem is governments are not thinking much about this at the moment because of the potential huge cost.

closed comments on the other nuclear discussion eh?

Those accents are delightful!

Having worked in tech for "a while", I strongly suspect that there were developers and testers who said, "This is bad, it's a privacy nightmare, we shouldn't launch this" only to be told by executives that Recall needs to launch by such-and-such date.

The military industrial complex already implemented all its surveillance tools in everyone’s homes and businesses. Now what is left is so obtrusive the frogs in the pot are starting to notice. This feature is not for the user, it’s for so done trying to find out what the user was up to. Be that your boss or an investigator .

curtailing power draw is one thing, but building nuclear generators on site sounds like it requires a little bit of deeper discussion.... its interesting how you kind of snuck that in there though ;)

Most people don't seem to know that if you play a game that requires a lot of smart ai components, npu will take on that workload from GPU and make it run smoother.

There was no one who thought it was a bad idea because they're all iPhone or Android users who have no problems with Apple and Google recording every word they say, face scanning every photo they take, and scanning every document on their phone to upload to iCloud and GoogleDrive. Every time I see some idiot crying about MS "spying" they're an iPhone or Android user. Hypocritical idiots pretending to care about privacy, when in reality they're just manchildren fanboys hating on their chosen enemy corporation while taking it up the ass from their favored corporation. I guarantee every single person in that video uses either an iPhone or Android. 1984 already happened 10 years ago on iOS and android.

W11 has become and will become even more bloated telemetry ads spyware and subscription filled pile of crap. I miss W7. I said goodbye forever to Windows in 2017 and switched to Linux.

Who could possibly create this thinking it’s a good idea? Someone in the deep state. Let’s see how the sheep react. Get your vaccine booster.

I am retired from IT at work, but...NO WAY can this be allowed on corporate PCs. Security is a MUST. Should corporate jump to Linux????

There was also the issue of automatic drive encryption by default - if you weren't paying attention during your install process - you could get locked out of your own drive.

... and then there's the issue of your smart phone and your new e-car - with the same theme. Let's make 1984 fiction again.

Bill Gates was friends with Jeffrey Epstein, so if you use Microsoft products, you are literally supporting child sex trafficking. But, this is where you draw the line?

Lets all switch to Linux

What's making me crazy about all this is that this further normalizes and enables mass, automated surveillance. Am I the only one? Does anyone at Microsoft or Qualcomm care about this?

Even if some users know to turn the feature off, which most users won't know how to do... imagine Windows updates turning the Recall feature back on without users even being aware.

On top of all the other Microsoft nonsense, this is the last straw... finally time to switch to Linux, thanks for the heads up !

Big companies will love this Recall feature. What a great way to watch their employees every move.

Microsoft is just spamming openai based copilot functionality across its product lines and ecosystem without any clear sense of value to any segment of the user base. The main distinction here between the copilot functionality already found in other microsoft products and this copilot+ pc is that supposedly the pc version does not require you to pay to access functionality from openai on the cloud. In theory at least, because much of the demo appears to be no different from what google displayed with project gemini which likely is mostly fake. And given that microsoft now forces people to use a microsoft email account when installing windows, how is your microsoft identity and office 365 functionality and other standard copilot features (cloud based) going to be separated from this local copilot functionality? This is why the idea of taking screen shots is more of a gimmick than anything useful making this just another example of microsoft bloatware that provides no real value for average users while continuing to consume more and more resources on your pc, which I am sure is to promote hardware upgrades.

A solution looking for a problem...! ;)

I guess MS loves Linux. Just a great ad for us.

Like all the other bloatware, spyware shite MS sticks in Windoze it should be off by default and only on as an option...