A global publishing scam assisted by AI has targeted Australia. Here are 5 tips to avoid scammers

Aspiring authors in Australia are among those who have been scammed by a global network of publishing houses using cloned ...

From shiny object to sober reality: The vector database story, two years later

The arc of the vector database story has followed a classic path: A pervasive hype cycle, followed by introspection, ...

Microsoft updates database portfolio and adds open-source offerings

Microsoft Corp. today is introducing updates across its database portfolio as part of general availability announcements for Azure DocumentDB and SQL Server 2025.
InfoQ

QCon SF: Database-Backed Workflow Orchestration Challenges Traditional Architecture

During QCon SF, Jeremy Edberg and Qian Li from DBOS presented a non-conventional architectural approach to workflow ...

Calmatters: She Drove A Hundred Miles To Give Birth. New California Laws Are Bringing Maternity Care Closer To Home

Dr. Robert Moore, chief medical officer for Partnership HealthPlan, a health insurer that covers the state's northernmost ...

Calmatters: They Rely On Landlines For Emergencies. At&Ts Political Moves In California Could Take Those Away

Spokespeople for USTelecom, its coalition Californians for a Connected Future, and AT&T did not specify how they recruited ...
GV Wire

Election Officials Press Trump Administration Over Voter Data

A coalition of state officials raises concerns over the use of private voter data by the DOJ and DHS. Explore their questions ...
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1,700-year-old ‘logo’ on prized Roman cage cups uncovered, archaeologist stunned

An archaeologist has made an astonishing discovery while examining diatreta, ancient Roman glassware: the imagery actually served as an ancient logo, signaling the artistic workshop behind the ...