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Success on social media starts with a solid plan. Rather than posting when inspiration strikes, it’s important to zoom out to align content with your specific campaigns and overall social media strategy. Good social media planners can help you build brand awareness, drive engagement, and maintain a consistent posting schedule. monday.com: A visual social media planner … Read More
I’m facing a boot loop issue with my Allied Telesis AT-9424T/SP switch. After powering it on, the system initializes and attempts to decompress the application image, but it eventually throws an exception and restarts. I suspect the issue might be due to an incompatibility between the bootloader and the application firmware versions. Here’s what I’ve … Read More
Phil Nickinson / Digital Trends Editor’s note: There isn’t a better time of year to find amazing deals on A/V products than Black Friday. If you’re getting one of the best TV deals available, you deserve to pair it with a soundbar that delivers immersive sound that matches the picture. The Best Dolby Atmos bar … Read More
Apple has included the Tips app with the iPhone and iPad since iOS 8 in 2014 and on the Mac since macOS 10.14 Mojave in 2018. Initially, it didn’t contain much useful content, and many longtime users ignored it. However, Apple has significantly increased the amount of information in Tips over time, adding device-specific tips, … Read More
That’s just Elon But many UAP cases have verifiable explanations as airplanes, drones, or satellites, and lawmakers argue AARO might be able to solve more of the cases with more funding. Airspace is busier than ever with air travel and consumer drones. More satellites are zooming around the planet as government agencies and companies like … Read More
As holiday shopping ramps up, a financially motivated Chinese cybercrime group dubbed “SilkSpecter” is orchestrating a large-scale phishing campaign aimed at stealing payment card details from online shoppers in the United States and Europe. The operation, which began in October 2024, capitalizes on the Black Friday shopping frenzy, offering too-good-to-be-true deals on counterfeit online stores … Read More
PC World, citing a MediaTek whitepaper, reports that instead of increasing the physical data transfer rate beyond 23 Gbps offered by Wi-Fi 7, the next-generation Wi-Fi 8—based on IEEE’s 802.11bn Ultra High Reliability (UHR) specification—will focus on improving connection reliability and user experience rather than on theoretical performance. Traditionally, new Wi-Fi iterations (as specified by … Read More
In this blog post, we take a closer look at chunked prefill, a feature of NVIDIA TensorRT-LLM that increases GPU utilization and simplifies the deployment experience for developers. This builds on our previous post discussing how advanced KV cache optimization features in TensorRT-LLM improve performance up to 5x in use cases that require system prefills. … Read More
Cloud-native technologies have become crucial for developers to create and implement scalable applications in dynamic cloud environments. This week at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2024, one of the most-attended conferences focused on open-source technologies, Chris Lamb, vice president of computing software platforms at NVIDIA, delivered a keynote outlining the benefits of open source for … Read More
ASUS has been making Android phones since the early days of the platform, long before we settled on the standard flat glass slab form factor. ASUS tried its hand at convertible Android laptops and phones that turned into tablets, but even after giving up on all of that, it kept experimenting with its gaming-focused ROG … Read More