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October 17, 2023

A flight simulator for the office: How VR is helping workers hone soft skills

With virtual reality-based training, employees can practice skills such as public speaking and conflict resolution in a safe environment, building confidence before taking on challenges in the real world. Read more ▶

Image: Sponsored by Hewlett Packard Enterprise: Delivering on the promises of hybrid clouds with HPE GreenLake

Sponsored by Hewlett Packard Enterprise: Delivering on the promises of hybrid clouds with HPE GreenLake

Gain simplified IT management and cost efficiencies with the hybrid cloud built for your business’s goals

UK regulator clears way for Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision

After almost two years and a tumultuous regulatory battle with UK and US regulators, Microsoft will finally be able to proceed with its purchase of the Call of Duty maker.

Microsoft addresses three zero-days for October’s Patch Tuesday

Microsoft this week rolled out 103 security updates, including for three zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Windows and Edge.

Image: Qualcomm to lay off 1,258 employees from its California offices

Qualcomm to lay off 1,258 employees from its California offices

The impacted staff includes engineers, analysts, software developers, administrative staff, and staff from the financial, legal, and human resources employees.

Here are some of the ways Apple might use generative AI

I think Apple will introduce LLM support into numerous apps as small, locally run genAI models built to make life in those apps better.

Tech layoffs in 2023: A timeline

Facing an uncertain global economy and slowing revenue growth, technology companies have picked up the pace of layoffs in 2023. Here's an updated timeline of notable layoffs, and reasons why Big Tech is in turmoil.

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