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Google made a recent move to secure state, local, tribal and territorial governments from cyberattacks.
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Image: Sundry Photography/Adobe Stock Artificial Intelligence Google may add new AI features to search, The New York Times reports
Internal Google messages reveal changes in response to the rapidly-moving field of artificial intelligence in search engines.
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Image: Pixabay Android Android 14 now in public beta for Google phones
The new operating system is expected to be in beta for several months; some Pixel users can experiment with Android 14 now.
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Image: Marcos Silva/Adobe Stock Security Google Play threats on the dark web are big business
Android infections are also prevalent on the dark web, according to Kaspersky. Learn how to keep your workforce safe from these mobile and BYOD security threats.
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Image: Google Security Google Cloud offers Assured Open Source Software for free
In the face of growing risks from open-source software dependencies, Google Cloud is releasing its Assured Open Source Software (Assured OSS) service for Java and Python ecosystems at no cost.
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Credit: Benoît / Adobe Stock Artificial Intelligence Google CEO says ChatGPT AI rival is coming
The tech giant may also move its DeepMind and Google Brain divisions closer together to increase their processing power.
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Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto/bluebay2014 Security Cyberespionage threat actor APT43 targets US, Europe, Japan and South Korea
Google's Threat Analysis Group reported on a subset of APT43 called Archipelago and detailed how the company is trying to protect users.
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Image: Adobe Stock Security Nexus Android malware targets 450 financial applications
Learn how to protect your organization and users from this Android banking trojan.
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Image: Sundry Photography/Adobe Stock Security With political ‘hacktivism’ rising, Google offers Project Shield to fight DDoS attacks
In 2022, DDoS exploits included high-profile attacks against websites offering information on elections and candidates. In what it calls a bid to save “democratic processes worldwide,” Google Cloud is offering Project Shield free to sites that offer voting and election information.
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Image: Andy Wolber/TechRepublic Software Google Workspace pricing (2023): How to choose the right plan for your business
Moving to Google Workspace? Understand the differences between business and enterprise plans so you can choose the right one for your business.
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Image: Sundry Photography/Adobe Stock Artificial Intelligence Google opens Bard AI wait list
The ChatGPT rival will draw from Google’s vast library of information – but isn’t ready for business yet.
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Image: kras99/Adobe Stock Artificial Intelligence Google Cloud opens enterprise AI tools to developers
Google jostles with AI rivals as it releases a large language model API and other developer tools.
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Image: Andy Wolber Software How to personalize email with mail merge in Gmail
Learn how to combine Google Contacts and Gmail multi-send to merge names into individualized emails.
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Image: gguy/Adobe Stock Artificial Intelligence OpenAI debuts GPT-4 after year of training on Azure supercomputer
The GPT-4 language model is now available for ChatGPT Plus subscribers. Developers can join an API waitlist.
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Image: Tada Images/Adobe Stock Tech & Work How to read books on a Chromebook
15 of the most useful sources for books you may access and read on a Chromebook — and nine of them are free!