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11 data predictions for AI-centric enterprise growth in 2024

The year 2023 was all about adopting generative AI and foundation models. However, as organizations raced to bring gen AI front and center in their workflows, they realized how important it was to get their data affairs in order. While companies always understood the role of high-quality data in business success, the rise of gen AI reinforced its value, making sure it was the point of focus for…
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It's game over for Hyperloop One

Hyperloop One, the futurist transportation company (in case you forgot) that promised to whisk passengers and cargo in vacuum-sealed tubes at jet speeds from city to city, is officially over – but this time, it’s for real. According to Bloomberg, the much-hyped, long-beleaguered company will officially close its doors on December 31. Elon Musk put forth his original idea in an “alpha…
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The Sigma 14mm F1.4 Art is the best Ultra Wide Lens

My gear of the year is the Sigma 14mm F1.4 Art lens: a big, heavy and glorious ultra-wide prime lens with a fast aperture. Recent Videos I know, I know. I did it again. I picked another fast, ultra-wide lens as my Gear of the Year. At this point, you could call it a trend. If you haven’t read my Gear of the Year articles over the past few years, now is probably the best time to point out…
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The Fujifilm X-T5 offers a ton of features. Here are five settings you might explore to get your camera set up right. Photo: John Greengo The Fujifilm X-T5, like most of the company’s cameras, is known for the dials and tactile controls, at least on the outside.
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The Leica Q3 was the most fun I had with any gear in 2023. Photo: Shaminder Dulai No camera stood out to me more this year than Leica’s Q3. But it’s not for the reasons you may imagine. Recent Videos It’s expensive, and the fixed 28mm lens limits…
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NASA’s Perseverance Rover Deciphers Ancient History of Martian Lake

Marking its 1,000th Martian day on the Red Planet, NASA’s Perseverance rover recently completed its exploration of the ancient river delta that holds evidence of a lake that filled Jezero Crater billions of years ago. The six-wheeled scientist has to date collected a total of 23 samples, revealing the geologic history of this region of Mars in the process. One sample called “Lefroy Bay”…
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