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Salesforce pitches new AIforce interface, aiming to boost agentic AI - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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Salesforce just launched an AI product and, in the same breath, declared its own interface obsolete. After 27 years selling its own user interface, the customer relationship software company now says the UI was never the product. The real asset was always what sits underneath: the data, metadata, workflows, permissions and security rules that actually run a business. Enter AIforce, unveiled on September 15 at Dreamforce, the company’s annual customer conference in San Francisco. The pitch: AI ag
Apple's foldable iPhone Duo arrives; so does the bill - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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Seven years. That is how long Apple sat out after Samsung shipped the first Galaxy Z Fold in 2019, watching Huawei, Honor, Oppo and Samsung iterate through early hinge problems and crease complaints. On September 9, under new chief executive John Ternus, Apple finally arrived with the iPhone Duo – and priced it as if it had invented the category rather than joined it late. Full disclosure: I have been rooting for this one. I have been reading more on my phone than I would like to admit, and a de
Learning through usage, Singapore seeks AI, quantum computing edge - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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Every safety system humans have ever built – for planes, fire codes, financial controls – was designed to catch human error before it turns into disaster. Agentic AI breaks that assumption, warned Singapore’s Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo, adding that it will be “quite a long time” before anyone fully grasps the range of problems that could surface once agents are given room to make decisions on their own. She made the comments at a fireside chat with Ana Paula A
Singapore sets AI-specific privacy guidelines but avoids prescribed rules - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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Governments have focused on regulating the companies building AI in the past few years. Singapore is now turning its attention to a different question: How do ordinary people know what an AI system is doing with their personal data? From July 20, organisations using personal data to train generative AI models will have to inform consumers here that their information is being used, part of a broader push to make AI more transparent and accountable. The move marks a shift in AI governance. Rather
Inside new Vertiv plant in Johor, a race to keep data centres cool - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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About 45 minutes from the Singapore-Johor Bahru causeway sits Senai, an industrial park that has quietly become a magnet for data centres. Palm oil and rubber estates have given way to factories, among them data centres. Johor state authorities have approved 52 data centres, of which 17 are already operational. On July 1, the industry in Senai received a boost. Vertiv, an American digital infrastructure company, opened its first Asian manufacturing facility outside of China and India – a 236,000
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