I found a fast-charging power bank that works with iPhone and Android – and it's 32% off

I found a fast-charging power bank that works with iPhone and Android – and it's 32% off

ZDNET’s key takeaways The EcoFlow Rapid magnetic power bank normally retails for $70 on Amazon. The portable charger uses Qi2 technology to deliver 15W of wireless charging for Apple devices, with an integrated USB-C cable and a kickstand for convenience. While it can charge multiple devices at once, its 5,000mAh battery capacity is very limited, especially when compared to cheaper alternatives. As an iPhone user, I appreciate efforts to conserve battery life. I charge my…

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Harnessing AI to Simplify Cloud Configuration Drift Detection

Harnessing AI to Simplify Cloud Configuration Drift Detection

Cloud environments are dynamic by nature; they frequently change and update configurations. Unless these changes are carefully tracked, they could lead to configuration drift, a situation in which the runtime state of a resource deviates from its intended baseline configuration. Configuration drift can have severe consequences, potentially introducing security vulnerabilities, degrading system performance, and violating compliance requirements.  Manual configuration drift management in large, multi-cloud environments is inefficient and prone to human error. AI helps to…

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Supercharge Your Network with Power and Cooling: An Innovation Blueprint

Supercharge Your Network with Power and Cooling: An Innovation Blueprint

Recently formed Engineering Alliances to introduce validated solutions across four breakthrough customer-ready use cases at Cisco Live EMEA We are witnessing an unprecedented transformation in technology that’s reshaping how we think about innovation, sustainability, and collaboration. Over the past three years, my conversations with C-suite leaders worldwide have revealed a consistent theme: the technology ecosystems that have been built over the last few decades are experiencing massive disruption. The scale of this transformation is striking….

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Powering Innovative Solutions Through Engineering Alliances

Powering Innovative Solutions Through Engineering Alliances

The numbers tell a stark story. By 2026, data centers and Artificial Intelligence (AI) computing could more than double today’s electricity consumption – reaching a staggering 1,000+ TWh according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). That’s roughly equivalent to the entire electricity consumption of Japan. It’s not just data centers – a staggering 37% of global GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions are generated by buildings and the construction sector. That’s why power and cooling are surging…

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How to find out if an AirTag is tracking you – and what to do about it

How to find out if an AirTag is tracking you – and what to do about it

ZDNET An Apple AirTag can help you keep track of your most important items like keys, wallets, remotes, and even bicycles. However, bad actors can misuse AirTags to track people without their consent, casting a shadow on their use. Apple has made significant changes to how AirTags can be used. The company now provides clear disclosures to AirTag owners, reiterating that these trackers are only for tracking belongings and never for unwanted tracking of others….

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Microsoft and partners invest $72 million to launch AI Hub in New Jersey

Microsoft and partners invest  million to launch AI Hub in New Jersey

Nassau Hall, oldest building on Princeton campus, 1754, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA. Barry Winiker/Getty Images At the end of 2023, the state of New Jersey and Princeton University announced plans to establish an AI Hub in collaboration with the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) to drive regional job growth and advance AI developments. Now, Microsoft and Coreweave are joining in on the venture. Also: 93% of IT leaders will implement AI agents in…

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From fitness to diagnosis: How your wearable's next trick could transform healthcare

From fitness to diagnosis: How your wearable's next trick could transform healthcare

Kerry Wan/ZDNET Before there were smartwatches that could call 911 or smart rings that predicted illness, there was the Fitbit, which clipped onto clothing and counted steps and calories. The device launched in 2007 and instantly became a hit among early adopters and fitness enthusiasts. Back then, if a user wanted to view their data, they had to sync the device to a computer to see it on the Fitbit website. Also: The best fitness…

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Microsoft AI investments cause cloud operating income growth to plunge

Microsoft AI investments cause cloud operating income growth to plunge

The fact that the AI space is growing so astronomically and so fast also plays a role. Nvidia is struggling to keep up with the demand for its chips.  Microsoft is also capacity-constrained. “We have more customers wanting to buy [AI] services from us than we have the capacity to sell,” said the source, noting that the company has $298 billion in signed contracts that have not yet been  fulfilled. Forrester Principal Analyst Lee Sustar…

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This is the SSD enclosure I trust to keep my storage drive safe and cool when traveling

This is the SSD enclosure I trust to keep my storage drive safe and cool when traveling

ZDNET’s key takeaways Satechi’s Mini NVMe SSD Enclosure is on sale for $60. It’s a handy travel accessory for moving large files between multiple devices quickly However, getting the most from the device can be an expensive endeavor. more buying choices Data transfer is a large aspect of my day-to-day life. I’m constantly moving photos, videos, and more between my devices. One of the annoying aspects of transferring is how long it takes to move…

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Have a .gov email address? You can get Perplexity Pro free for a year – here's now

Have a .gov email address? You can get Perplexity Pro free for a year – here's now

Stephen Emlund/Getty Images If you’re a government employee with a .gov email address, you can get a free year’s use of a popular AI tool. Perplexity is offering a free one-year subscription to Perplexity Pro to anyone with an official email address ending in .gov. This applies to not only federal employees, but state, county, and other local government workers.  Also: Perplexity lets you try DeepSeek R1 without the security risk, but it’s still censored…

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