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Skye Jacobs
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Skye Jacobs is a News Reporter for TechSpot. Skye lives in Austin and until recently was immersed in the city’s bustling tech scene where she focused on enterprise tech, IT security, and cloud computing. Skye is making the leap to tech journalism by joining our team. She is a graduate of the University of Texas.
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Closed auto manufacturing plants will be converted into EV factories using new $1.7 billion US government grant in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>In brief:</strong> It is little secret that the Biden administration is vested in nurturing the US' emerging electric...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Apple notifies iPhone users in 98 countries of mercenary spyware attack in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>The big picture:</strong> Apple notified certain iPhone users, such as journalists, activists, and government dissidents...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Why you should be suspicious of that verified Amazon customer review in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> One reason shoppers like Amazon is its review system, which lets verified buyers leave...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Judge dismisses most claims against Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI in Copilot lawsuit in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>The big picture:</strong> Developers brought a class action lawsuit against Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI in November 2022...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Most consumers hate the idea of AI-generated customer service in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>A hot potato:</strong> Customer service is one of those corporate functions that consumers love to hate: long hold times...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Semiconductor analyst on what would happen if China destroyed TSMC's factories in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>In context:</strong> Tensions between China and other countries, especially the US, grew earlier this year when the...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Politicians turn to AirTags to track stolen lawn signs in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Facepalm:</strong> Apple AirTags can be used for a wide range of tracking needs, from lost pets to stolen luggage. As...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread US universities miss the mark with outdated P2P file sharing warnings about Napster and Limewire in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> There are a lot of risks associated with peer-to-peer file sharing that justifiably concern US...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Upcoming Apple iPad models hinted in code leak, including a new iPad Mini and M5 Pro sporting model in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> Apple is stepping up its game with its iPad lineup. According to some backend code published on X...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread A record 10 billion passwords were just posted to a popular hacking forum in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> Experts say passwords cannot guarantee online security, yet they remain the primary pillar of most...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Big Tech needs to generate $600 billion in annual revenue to justify AI hardware expenditure in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>The big picture:</strong> The tech industry is riding a new high amid a frenzy fueled by AI. Big Tech companies have been...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Research team creates process to grow sub-nanometer transistors in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> Moore's Law might not be dead after all. A new technique using nanomaterials can further...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Microsoft patents a system that encrypts documents so you can read them in public without being visually hacked in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> It is easy to be visually hacked in public – that is, to have sensitive information stolen by...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread Amazon shuts down its Astro business robot with an eye on expanding the household version in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>In brief:</strong> Seven months ago, Amazon took the natural next step of building out its Astro household robot by offering...
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SSkye Jacobs posted the thread New technology enables GPUs to use PCIe-attached memory for expanded capacity in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>In brief:</strong> GPUs have memory limitations when facing the demands of AI and HPC applications. There are ways around...
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