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Data centers love solar: Here’s a comprehensive guide to deals over 100 megawatts
- Tech companies are expanding their data center footprints, leading to unprecedented growth in the power industry.
- Solar power, despite intermittency, has become a popular choice due to its proven technology, quick deployment, and low cost.
- Since the start of 2025, tech companies and data center operators have backed 12 solar deals, each adding more than 100 megawatts of capacity.
- The growth of data centers and the need for power is likely to continue, leading to more investments in solar energy.
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AI Agents Are the Next Big Thing and Google, Alibaba, PWC and Microsoft Prove It
- AI agents are autonomous or semi-autonomous software programs designed to perform specific tasks or make decisions in real time based on input data.
- They incorporate technologies like NLP, machine learning, and computer vision, spanning applications in customer service, process automation, decision support, and data analysis.
- Google focuses on creating AI agents that enhance user experience by automating tasks and providing suggestions.
- Alibaba's DingTalk platform integrates AI agents like Tongyi Qianwen for tasks like document summaries and trip bookings.
- PwC's 'agent OS' platform enables communication and cohesion among AI agents to automate complex tasks.
- Microsoft integrates AI agents like Copilot for security tasks, Researcher for research, and Analyst for data processing in its products.
- Salesforce's Agentforce initiative allows for personalized AI agents across service, sales, marketing, and commerce sectors.
- Zendesk introduces AI-driven solutions like the Resolution Platform and advanced AI agents for enhanced customer support.
- LinkedIn's AI-powered hiring assistant streamlines recruitment tasks, benefiting companies like Siemens and Robert Walters.
- Industry leaders view AI agents as transformative for productivity, labor transformation, and commercial models based on outcomes.
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Whoever owns your data ends up owning you: Facts About Data Privacy
- The moment you share sensitive information, you also reveal a piece of your personality.
- Data from platforms like WhatsApp, Zoom, and Google Workspace contribute to the creation of a comprehensive digital portrait of individuals.
- The extensive profiling associated with data collection poses risks, such as discrimination, targeted advertising, and political manipulation.
- To protect personal freedom and self-determination, individuals need to actively engage with data privacy and re-evaluate their digital habits.
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Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro is the smartest model you’re not using – and 4 reasons it matters for enterprise AI
- Google quietly released Gemini 2.5 Pro, offering an enterprise-ready reasoning model.
- The model's step-by-step training approach results in coherent and transparent chains of thought.
- Gemini 2.5 Pro allows users to understand how the model arrived at answers, enhancing trust.
- While the structured reasoning is not yet accessible via API, it excels in tasks like coding and problem-solving.
- Gemini 2.5 Pro outperforms other models in deep reasoning tasks and excels in coding challenges.
- The model offers a massive context window for reasoning across codebases, providing a critical advantage.
- Gemini 2.5 Pro quietly redefines multimodal reasoning, enabling new workflows and capabilities.
- While there are some limitations, the model is seen as a serious contender for enterprises needing performance and transparency.
- Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro challenges OpenAI and Claude with its practical UX touches and reasoning quality.
- Despite some caveats, the model positions Google as a serious competitor in the LLM space for enterprises.
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I tried Google’s new Find My feature for people; I’m going back to Google’s old Find My for people
- Google has integrated people finding feature in the Find My Device app.
- The integration allows users to track people using Google Maps location sharing.
- The feature is a quick copy/paste of an existing feature, but lacks a few options available in Maps.
- It is part of the March Feature Drop for Android phones.
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Here's what you need to know about OpenAI, Google and Anthropic's latest AI moves
- OpenAI's image generator for ChatGPT went viral, powered by the GPT-40 model.
- Google launched Gemini 2.5, their most advanced model, focused on AI reasoning.
- Anthropic released a report on how people are using AI in the workplace.
- Data shows that most users are working with AI rather than automating tasks.
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使用 Google Apps Script 串接 Google Analytics API，整合多站數據
- This article explains how to integrate multiple Google Analytics (GA) data from different websites using Google Apps Script and the GA API.
- To get started, you need to enable the GA API by creating a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) project and enabling the Google Analytics Data API.
- You also need to obtain the GA resource ID by going to the GA admin dashboard and accessing the "Resource Info" section.
- The article provides code examples for retrieving metrics like page views, active users, and real-time data using the GA API and Google Apps Script.
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Google Confirms Pixel 9a Launch Date After Last-Minute Delay
- Google has officially announced that the Pixel 9a launch date is set for April 10, following a last-minute delay.
- The delay was caused by a component quality issue affecting select units, with a passive component not meeting durability standards.
- The Pixel 9a will be released in stages starting from April 10 in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
- Priced at $499, the Pixel 9a features Google's Tensor G4 processor, 8GB of RAM, and storage options of 128GB or 256GB.
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Google Suspends Account of Advertiser That Distributed Malware
- Google suspended the account of an advertiser that distributed malware through sponsored Google ads.
- The ads pretended to offer access to DeepSeek but actually delivered malware.
- Google detected the malware campaign and suspended the advertiser's account.
- This incident is part of a series of cyberthreats reported in recent months.
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Google pays $100M to settle class-action lawsuit over advertising practices
- Google agrees to pay $100 million to settle a 2011 class-action lawsuit over AdWords advertising service.
- The lawsuit involved two AdWords features, Smart Pricing and location targeting.
- Plaintiffs accused Google of not delivering promised discounts and breaching California competition laws.
- The proposed settlement still needs to be approved by a judge before taking effect.
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Google Meet’s new dynamic layouts make your video calls feel less robotic
- Google Meet is introducing Dynamic Layouts to enhance video call experiences.
- The new update includes Portrait Tiles, AI-powered visuals focusing on participants' faces.
- Other improvements include increased maximum pinned tiles, better visibility for large room tiles, persistent self-view options, and dynamic focus using AI-powered speaker detection.
- The update is available to all Google Workspace customers and personal accounts.
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The Fitbit-to-Google account migration deadline moves to 2026
- Google has extended the deadline for Fitbit users to migrate to a Google account to continue using the Fitbit service.
- Fitbit users must now move to a Google Account by February 2, 2026.
- After that date, historical data will not be retained, and accounts and data will be deleted.
- Google positioned the migration as a unified login solution and a way to manage Fitbit health data through the Google Privacy Center.
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Hands on with Gemini 2.5 Pro: why it might be the most useful reasoning model yet
- Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro language model was overshadowed by other AI news, but it offers impressive capabilities.
- Gemini 2.5 Pro features a long context window and output length, allowing for complex tasks and conversations.
- Users have reported positive experiences, like creating new website features and improving code, with Gemini 2.5 Pro.
- The model's reasoning abilities span text, images, and video prompts, showing accuracy and improvement potential.
- Gemini 2.5 Pro can reason over multimodal prompts effectively, making corrections and improvements as needed.
- While the model excels in many tasks, it can still make mistakes when instructions are imprecise.
- Gemini 2.5 Pro's reasoning trace offers insights into how the model processes data and makes decisions.
- Concerns exist about the model being available only in reasoning mode, which may lead to unnecessary processing for simple prompts.
- Despite being in preview, Gemini 2.5 Pro's capabilities hint at practical use for enterprise applications as costs decrease.
- Gemini 2.5 Pro's strengths lie in its extensive context understanding, versatile reasoning abilities, and detailed decision-making process.
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Time is running out for Fitbit users who haven’t switched to Google accounts
- Google has set a final deadline of February 2, 2026, for all Fitbit users to switch to Google Accounts.
- Users who don’t migrate by then will lose access to their Fitbit account and all historical health data.
- The transition is mandatory for continued access, though users can still export or delete their data instead of migrating.
- Since Google acquired Fitbit, it has been gradually merging the two ecosystems, allowing users to log in to Fitbit using their Google accounts.
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Google Reaches Preliminary Settlement in Class Action Brought by Advertisers in 2011
- Google has reached a preliminary settlement in a 14-year-old class action lawsuit brought by advertisers, agreeing to pay $100 million.
- The lawsuit alleged that Google failed to provide promised discounts to the advertisers and charged them for clicks on ads outside the targeted geographic areas.
- Google denies wrongdoing but is pleased with the resolution, stating that the case was about ad product features changed over a decade ago.
- The settlement requires the approval of a judge.
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