Large language models (LLMs) continue to grow, sowing doubts about their costs, energy consumption, etc. Are we heading towards a new era of small language models (SLMs)?
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David Ramos
Why Has Google Won its Appeal Against the EU AdSense Fine?
The General Court of the European Union has ruled in favour of Google, overturning the €1.49 billion fine imposed for abuse of AdSense's dominant position.
Programming is no Longer for Programmers Only
Programming skills are no longer a requirement exclusively for professionals in the IT sector. For which jobs are programming skills already in demand?
What Risks Should the European Agreement on Artificial Intelligence address?
Germany, France and Italy have laid the groundwork for the future European Agreement on Artificial Intelligence, which will seek to contain the risks associated with the use of this technology.
Data Center Boom Turns Spain into a Digital Hub for Southern Europe
The number of data centres in Spain is exploding. And this has only just begun, as the installed capacity will increase sixfold in the next two years.
Ready for the New Cyber Resilience Law?
The Cyber Resilience Law will come into force this year. In this report we review what its new requirements are and what actions companies will have to take to comply with them.
IoT: the PC is no Longer the Main Access Point for Hackers
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An Example of How MFA Can Prevent a Cyberattacks with Gen AI
Panda shares a real-life case where multi-factor authentication (MFA) helps prevent a scam attempt using generative artificial intelligence.
Instant Payment to Rival Payment Cards
Instant payment transactions will grow by 161% in the next five years, exceeding $58 trillion by 2028.
Enterprise Use of AI and Machine Learning Grows by 600%
AI and machine learning transactions have increased by almost 600% in the last year, according to Zscaler data. The manufacturing industry is responsible for 20% of them.