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Need a new GPU? Nvidia’s RTX 5000 Super models may be coming sooner than you expect

Rumors suggest Nvidia’s RTX 5000 series Super GPU models are on track for launch later in 2025 The RTX 5080 Super is speculated to have 24GB of VRAM, matching the RTX 4090’s It appears to be the ideal opportunity for Nvidia to improve upon its Blackwell launch mishaps It’s been a long time since Nvidia…

Leveraging interoperable, AI-driven mapmaking to provide new services and products to customers

Leveraging interoperable, AI-driven mapmaking to provide new services and products to customers

Today, our world relies on maps – think about how many apps and services you use daily, both personally and professionally, that use a location-based component. Given how much of the world relies on maps, you’d think there are lots of maps designed to allow businesses and their developers to solve specific problems. Surprisingly, there…

AI PCs are here – but businesses aren’t exactly rushing to buy them just yet

AI PCs are here – but businesses aren’t exactly rushing to buy them just yet

Report finds 73% are aware of Copilot+ PCs, but only 33% see AI as important purchasing factors Many business buyers are more interested in Windows 11 support Price, lack of use cases and interoperability are also concerns Although AI PCs are becoming increasingly available to both consumers and businesses, it seems firms are still not…

HTTP Logging Middleware Tips That Actually Work in ASP.NET Core

HTTP Logging Middleware Tips That Actually Work in ASP.NET Core

Ever tried logging HTTP request bodies in ASP.NET Core and ended up with broken pipelines or empty responses? You’re not alone. HTTP logging middleware seems straightforward until you hit the gotchas that make everything fall apart. I’ve collected 13 practical tips that solve the real problems developers encounter when implementing HTTP logging middleware. Here’s what…

Setting Up Your Java Development Environment (JDK & IDEs): A Beginner’s Guide

Setting Up Your Java Development Environment (JDK & IDEs): A Beginner’s Guide

A smooth start with Java begins with a reliable development environment. For beginners, this means correctly installing the Java Development Kit (JDK) and selecting an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that makes coding, debugging, and learning enjoyable. Here’s a step-by-step guide to setting it up, whether you’re on Windows, macOS, or Linux. 1. What Is the…

Convert Any Picture into a Spreadsheet with FileConvertFree (Image to Excel Tool)

Convert Any Picture into a Spreadsheet with FileConvertFree (Image to Excel Tool)

Ever taken a photo of a table or data sheet and wished you could open it in Excel? Now you can — with FileConvertFree’s Image to Excel tool. Whether it’s a scanned receipt, a handwritten chart, or a screenshot of a report, FileConvertFree lets you upload the image and instantly turn it into a working…

Say Goodbye to Unfair Performance Reviews with Team Vertex

Say Goodbye to Unfair Performance Reviews with Team Vertex

Tired of performance reviews that feel more like guesswork than actual evaluation? You’re not alone. Most engineering managers still rely on outdated, manual tracking methods that miss the mark. Enter Team Vertex—a revolutionary platform that brings fairness, accuracy, and data-driven insights into engineering performance reviews. Why Manual Performance Tracking Fails Traditional review processes often rely…

An Ode to Clarity — Bitcoin’s White Paper Could Have Launched Sooner (and We Missed the Rocket).

When we read in the Bitcoin white paper: “A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution,” …we realize that the very concept of peer-to-peer was, at that moment, directed at a community of technical specialists — those…