Amazon Invests $110 Million in AI with ‘Trainium’ Chips
Amazon is taking a big step in the world of artificial intelligence (AI) by investing $110 million in its own AI chips called "Trainium." These chips are designed to make AI training faster and more efficient. The investment focuses on developing cutting-edge technology to power Amazon's AI services, such as Alexa and AWS (Amazon Web Services).The Trainium chips are expected to compete with other big names like NVIDIA, making Amazon a stronger player in the AI market. This move shows Amazon’s commitment to advancing AI and staying ahead in the tech world.With this investment, we can expect smarter AI solutions and better performance in Amazon's services. It’s clear that Amazon is betting big on AI to shape the future!
iOS 18.2 Brings Smarter Siri and New Customization Tools
The iOS 18.2 update, expected in December, will bring several new AI features to Apple devices, making Siri smarter and more helpful. A big change is that Siri will now have ChatGPT capabilities, allowing it to handle more complex questions and provide better, more context-aware answers.Other additions include Image Playground and Genmoji tools that let users create fun custom images and emojis directly from text descriptions or photos, adding a new layer of personalization to messages and emails. The update also includes a redesigned Mail app that will automatically sort emails into categories like Primary and Transactions, helping users organize their inbox. For important alerts, Priority Notifications will make sure critical messages stay at the top of the screen.Additionally, the update will improve hearing health features for AirPods Pro 2, including an advanced hearing aid mode for noisy environments
The Highest Paying IT Jobs in 2024: Navigating the Digital Gold Rush
As we hurtle further into the digital age, the Information Technology (IT) industry remains a hotbed of innovation and opportunity. In 2024, IT professionals can expect to find themselves at the heart of technological advancements and, for some, in the enviable position of holding the keys to some of the highest paying jobs across the job market. In this article, we explore the top-paying IT jobs that are set to dominate the scene in 2024.1. Machine Learning Engineer/Artificial Intelligence SpecialistWith AI continuing to reshape industries from healthcare to finance, Machine Learning Engineers and AI Specialists are poised to be some of the most sought-after professionals. These experts are responsible for designing and developing AI algorithms and applications, making data-driven decisions, and enabling the automation of tasks. As the importance of AI grows, so too do the salaries of those who understand its intricacies.2. Data ScientistIn an increasingly data-driven world, Data Scientists are the wizards who turn raw information into actionable insights. They design algorithms, conduct statistical analysis, and create predictive models. Their expertise is essential in decision-making across a wide range of industries. As a result, they enjoy high demand and competitive salaries.3. Cloud Solutions ArchitectCloud computing is the backbone of modern IT infrastructure. Cloud Solutions Architects design, implement, and manage cloud-based systems for organizations, ensuring scalability, security, and cost-effectiveness. With the migration of many businesses to the cloud, these professionals play a pivotal role and are compensated accordingly.4. DevOps EngineerDevOps Engineers bridge the gap between software development and IT operations, streamlining the software development process and improving deployment efficiency. Their skills are in high demand as organizations seek to accelerate their software development cycles, and their salaries reflect this value.5. Cybersecurity SpecialistAs the digital landscape expands, so do the threats. Cybersecurity Specialists are tasked with protecting organizations' sensitive information from cyberattacks and breaches. With the increasing frequency and sophistication of threats, the demand for skilled professionals in this field continues to rise, resulting in well-compensated roles.6. Full-Stack DeveloperFull-Stack Developers are versatile professionals with the ability to work on both front-end and back-end aspects of web applications. Their skills are highly sought after as businesses aim to provide seamless online experiences. Consequently, these developers command competitive salaries.7. Enterprise ArchitectEnterprise Architects design and manage an organization's IT infrastructure, ensuring that it aligns with business goals and technological trends. With a broad perspective on IT systems and their implications on business operations, these professionals are well-compensated for their expertise.8. Blockchain DeveloperBlockchain technology is expanding beyond cryptocurrencies, with applications in finance, supply chain, and more. Blockchain Developers design and implement decentralized solutions, and as businesses explore this technology, their services are highly valuable, translating into attractive compensation packages.9. IT Project ManagerExperienced IT Project Managers oversee and deliver complex projects on time and within budget. Their skills are crucial for ensuring that IT initiatives are executed efficiently and effectively. This responsibility comes with a commensurate salary that recognizes their leadership and coordination abilities.10. Network ArchitectNetwork Architects are responsible for designing and managing complex network systems, which are critical for an organization's day-to-day operations. Their role is pivotal in ensuring that businesses can communicate, operate, and thrive in a digital world.In 2024, IT professionals in these roles will not only enjoy high salaries but also the satisfaction of knowing that they are at the forefront of shaping our digital future. While salaries can vary by region, experience, and specific industry, one thing remains constant: these high-paying IT jobs reflect the value that technology experts bring to organizations in a world where information and data are the lifeblood of business.For those considering a career in IT or contemplating a transition, it's worth noting that staying up-to-date with emerging technologies, acquiring relevant certifications, and gaining expertise in specialized areas can enhance your earning potential. With the ever-increasing reliance on technology, these high-paying IT roles are likely to remain in demand, providing a promising career path for those who pursue them.Writer: Mohammad Abdul Hamid
Dark Web sells data to 63 million customers
The hacker team Shinyhunter is stealing customer data from multiple platforms and selling it on the Dark Web. These platforms have data of a total of 63 million subscribers. News Engadget.About 30 million of these data have been hacked by hackers from the data dating app Jusak. And the printing service has stolen the data of about one and a half crore customers from chatbooks. Hackers have even stolen data from a media website called the Star Tribune.According to the report, the data includes one million data from the South Korean fashion and furniture industry and 30 million data from the Chronicle of Higher Education. Although the accuracy of this database has not been confirmed. But researchers in the hacker community believe Shinyhunter's data is true. ShineHunter also claimed that they had seized 500 gigabytes of data from Microsoft's personal GitHub rethogeter. They also carried out hacking activities in the online store Tokopedia this month.
Case filed against 11 people under digital law for spreading rumors
RAB-3 has filed a case against 11 people including information technology technologists, bloggers, expatriate journalists and cartoonists at Ramna Police Station under the Digital Security Act for spreading rumors and creating confusion in the minds of the people.In this case already, information technology and state thinker Md. Didarul Islam Bhuiyan, cartoonist Ahmed Kabir Kishore and businessman and writer Mostaq Ahmed have been arrested.The other accused are expatriate journalists Tasnim Khalil and Shahed Alam, Minhaj Mannan, Sayer Zulkarnain, Ashiq Imran, Philip Schumacher, Swapan Wahid, and blogger Asif Mohiuddin.Ramna Police Officer-in-Charge (OC) Monirul Islam said the case was filed under their Digital Security Act on Wednesday (May 7th).According to the statement of case, RAB-3 has reviewed and seen that the admin of IM Bangladeshi (written in English) page Sayer Zulkarnain, I Kishore, Ashiq Imran, Philip Schumacher, Swapan Wahid, and Mostaq Ahmed have been running the Facebook page for a long time.From this Facebook page, attempts are being made to spread propaganda and confusion with the intention of tarnishing the image of the Father of the Nation, Liberation War of Bangladesh, epidemic, and the image of the state/government. Despite knowing propaganda or lies, they were spreading various information including rumors through social media. RAB has mentioned that this is creating confusion, instability, and chaos among the people. In the statement, RAB has given links to various posts.
GRP software will ensure transparency and accountability
Postal, Telecommunication and Information Technology Minister Mustafa Jabbar inaugurated a day-long review workshop organized by the Bangladesh Computer Council's conference room at Agargaon, Dhaka.He said that Software Requirement Specification (SRS) has been prepared by analyzing the details according to the needs of all stakeholders to create procurement and asset management Modules as a part of GRP (Government Resource Planning) software to ensure the transparency and accountability of the government.With the development of two modules, it can be easily done by coordinating with e-GP, and all the purchases can be done easily and the efficiency of proper use and procurement of the purchased assets will increase.The Minister also said that with the help of the entire local technicians, the government of Bangladesh has made a huge task of creating a GRP system for the use of different ministries, divisions, offices of the Government of Bangladesh and a big challenge, with all sincere efforts, urged all concerned to expedite its development activities.Presided over by Executive Director of Bangladesh Computer Council Parthapratim Dev, the workshop was attended by Secretary of the Department of Information and Communication Technology NM Ziaul Alam, various departments, head of the organization, stakeholders of the project, representatives of BUET's designated consultancy team and Synesis IT. Workshop conducts and welcomed the project director Dr. Ashok Kumar Roy. The 48 participants of different ministries, divisions and organizations participated in the workshop. Under Bangladesh e-Governance ERP Pilot Project, a total of nine modules are being developed for the six organizations of ICT Division and four agencies of the Planning Ministry. Later this GRP will be implemented in all the ministries, divisions and organizations of Bangladesh.
