ComputersNews

Apple's expanded self-repair program covers the iPhone 14 and newer MacBooks

Apple is widening its Self Service Repair program to cover its more recent devices, and it’s reducing some of the hassles in the process. As of June 21st, you can get the parts, tools and manuals needed to fix the iPhone 14 range as well as the M2-based versions of the 13-inch MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. You can also fix the TrueDepth camera and top speaker on iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 models…
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MobileNews

Cruise launches an Android app for its self-driving taxis

Cruise has finally launched an Android app for ridehailing, giving potential customers in San Francisco the option to call one of its robotaxis even if they’re not iPhone users. The self-driving car company told Engadget that 20 percent of its waitlisters are on…
DefenseNews

Raytheon rebrands as RTX

Defense contractor Raytheon Technologies shed its century-old name this week as the next step in an overhaul of its corporate strategy. The company unveiled its new three-letter moniker, RTX, in a LinkedIn post on Monday. The rebranding comes three years after Raytheon merged with aerospace manufacturer United Technologies Corp. to form Raytheon Technologies. Since then, the company’s stock has…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Galileo launches LLM Studio to revolutionize AI adoption in enterprises

Galileo, a San Francisco-based artificial intelligence startup, announced today the launch of Galileo LLM Studio, a platform to diagnose and fix issues with large language models. The platform aims to help companies deploy natural language processing models into production faster by detecting “model hallucinations,” or incorrect predictions, and improving model accuracy. In an exclusive…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Databricks Marketplace expands with lakehouse-native apps, AI model sharing

In the run-up to its annual Data + AI summit, enterprise data lakehouse vendor Databricks has announced its Marketplace service will soon play host to next-gen applications capable of running natively inside the lakehouse, and play host to ready-to-use models, shared and monetized by third parties. The move will give Databricks’ enterprise customers more resources to put their data into use and…
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