According to Forrester Research, online auctions are expected to exceed $54 bln in 2007, and comprise 25% of the total online retail sales.
According to Forrester Research, online auctions are expected to exceed $54 bln in 2007, and comprise 25% of the total online retail sales.
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MIT's algorithm finds hidden links between artworks and could help detect deepfakes
5 reasons why Microsoft is even entertaining a Tik Tok purchase
It's hard to know what to make of this Microsoft acquiring Tik Tok talk, but here are some theories on why this wacky merger dance is happening now.
Zoom will stop selling directly to Chinese customers
The video-conferencing platform has announced that customers in mainland China will have to rely on third-party partners instead.
Programming language Julia version 1.5 is out: Lots of new features, better performance
Julia programming language gets a new default package manager and easier bug reporting.
Windows 10 2004: New update fixes all these problems, says Microsoft
Microsoft chips away at the issues causing it to block the Windows 10 May 2020 update for some PCs.
In the wake of overnight digital transformation, demand for technology skills training surges
Under pressure, companies ramp up technology skills training, but more is needed, especially for artificial intelligence. Those wanting to self-educate have many online options. ...
Microsoft Teams: These new features fix remote classroom shortcomings
Microsoft highlights new Teams features at a time when students and teachers are probably working remotely.
Microsoft: We've fixed mystery bug crashing Edge when Google search is set as default
Before Microsoft delivered the fix, one way to resolve Edge crashing with Google search was to use Microsoft Bing.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux runs into Boothole patch trouble
Red Hat's fix for the Boothole security hole has stopped some users' systems from booting.
Technologists and business leaders don't see eye to eye on artificial intelligence
Executives don't see AI deployments scaling to the extent that technologists on the ground see it, survey finds.
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