OpenAI and Amazon sign $38B deal for AI computing power
OpenAI and Amazon have signed a $38 billion deal that enables the ChatGPT maker to run its artificial intelligence systems on Amazon’s cloud computing services.
OpenAI and Amazon have signed a $38 billion deal that enables the ChatGPT maker to run its artificial intelligence systems on Amazon’s cloud computing services.
Firefighters in Hollywood are using Cold Cut Cobra, a cutting extinguisher that deals with EV and lithium battery fires.
Broward County is proud of its new “Art Metaverse,” a virtual 3-D platform that makes the county’s public art collection accessible online. But the state of Florida has flagged the $175,000 project as part of what it calls wasteful spending.
Buckle up for a fun walk through memory lane — and the future of automobiles at the Miami International Auto Show.
AOL’s dial-up internet is finally taking its last bow.
United Airlines announced that a technology disruption affected flights on Wednesday evening.
The U.S. Justice Department recently announced that sex trafficking victims in cases that involved Backpage ads should file a petition for compensation before Feb. 2 for review.
Federal agents have warned about “advanced persistent threat” hackers affiliated with the Iranian Government’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The network of an app that allows dog owners to rent a private space for their beloved pets to have off-leash play has been growing.
It’s the end of an era for Microsoft Skype.
American Airlines will offer travelers free Wi-Fi on most of its flights in the near future.
Attorneys for the San Francisco-based personal genomics and biotechnology company 23andMe filed for bankruptcy protection.
Two South Florida schools will be taking part in a world robotics championship.
Two Broward County Public Schools have earned bragging rights after winning the championship in the inaugural Minecraft Education South Florida Showdown.
It's the end of an era for Microsoft Skype. The video conferencing app will be shut down in May, according to Microsoft.
The future of dining has arrived in Miami, and it’s cooking dinner, too.
Fatima Rispo said her beeping phone woke her up early Saturday morning. She had received an automatic notification that her son had been in a car crash in Broward County. The message sent shortly before 2:50 a.m. included the location: Valentine Lake in Pompano Beach.
Digital games platform, Roblox, has introduced updates it says will protect younger users and help give parents and caregivers more control and clarity.
Students at Florida International University can now enjoy their favorite cafeteria meals prepared by a robot.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta, a neurosurgeon and host of the Chasing Life podcast, points out that teenagers have grown up with social media as an integral part of their lives. For many, it defines their entire world.
Saying “It’s just business,” ransomware criminals engaged in a cyberattack against the North Miami government this week.
A new high-tech tool is helping patients breathe easier, and a South Florida doctor is one of the first to use it. This week’s Healthcast takes a closer look at how 4-D imaging is revolutionizing a well-known procedure.
CrowdStrike’s software update to Microsoft computers impacted the operations of American Airlines, Delta, United, Spirit, and Allegiant on Friday at Miami International Airport and Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport.
CrowdStrike’s software update to Microsoft computers impacted the operations of American Airlines, Delta, United, Spirit, and Allegiant on Friday at Miami International Airport and Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport.
Deputies used Sniffies, a service advertised as a “map-based hookup app for gay, bisexual, and bicurious men” — and allegedly so did the vice chairman of the University of Central Florida Board of Trustees.
In today’s Technically Speaking report, Local 10’s Gio Insignares explains how a local institution is helping people keep pace by providing real world experience in robotics and artificial intelligence.
Hackers who profit from stolen data have taken down a California-based consumer genetics company that millions of customers had trusted in the United States and Canada.
Security issues and data privacy are the main reasons one in four organizations are banning the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence, or GenAI, according to Cisco’s new study.
Aerial views of a residential property in Miami-Dade County show a yard in shambles. The satellite view on county property records shows about half a dozen parked vehicles. Google Map’s satellite view shows about a dozen vehicles — some without a hood.
In 30 minutes or less, drones are delivering packages from two Walmart Supercenters in Lewisville and Frisno in Texas.
“Enhanced Hydration” – that’s what one South Florida company is promising it can do with water -- amplifying its natural properties to transform it into a liquid supplement and antioxidant.
In today’s “Technically Speaking” report, Local 10′s Gio Insignares walks us through the technology that hopes to make hearing more efficient and the emotional reason behind its start.
Whether it’s a glass of wine, a cold beer or your favorite cocktail, there are plenty of ways to unwind after a long day. But what if the person making you that drink was unlike anything you’ve seen before?
There was chaos around Kai Cenat, a Twitch live streamer and YouTuber, during his Playstation 5 giveaway event on Friday at New York City’s Union Square.
In this week’s “Technically Speaking” report, Gio Insignares shows us how one local company is using its technology to try and create a future of accessibility and inclusion for everyone.
Netflix has reported a boost in new subscribers less than one month after changing password sharing rules in the United States.
Gov. Ron DeSantis is launching his presidential run amid an ongoing feud with the Walt Disney Co. The conflict started last year.
Making music is one thing. Getting noticed is another. A free platform with a Miami-Dade connection is aiming to change that. Thomas Hibbler — better known as “Tommy Gunz” — believes it already has.
Wynwood, one of Miami’s most popular neighborhoods, is taking a step into the future with the launch of a new metaverse.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office dive team now has brand new eyes in the water: a remote-operated vehicle (ROV) with a high-tech camera and a multi-beam sonar.
We’ve seen the growth of drones and autonomous vehicles, but this next step in transportation isn’t that far away, and it promises to change how we get to and from our destinations by not just leaving the ground but putting the power in your own hands.
Amid the expansion of artificial intelligence applications for military and civilian use, more experts are growing concerned about the possible misuse of the technology.
Robots, that's right robots, may soon be delivering your next Uber Eats restaurant order.
The changes to work life since the COVID-19 pandemic have made a lot of things easier, from commute time, meetings, phone calls and even training. But what if the next step in the evolution of work involved employees jumping into the metaverse?
Google is pushing back against claims that one of its artificial intelligence (AI) programs has become so advanced that it has gained consciousness.
Yupix wants to bring real estate into the metaverse with the virtual reality technology they have to offer.
Friday is the start of the inaugural Miami NFT Week, a three-day event kicking off Miami Tech Month, highlighting the digital industry and its future.
BeBot, the battery- and solar-powered beach cleaning robot, is here to suck up all the junk we humans leave behind.
Lane Bess was one of the six passengers who flew aboard Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin’s New Shepard on Saturday in Texas.
A father and son from South Florida are getting ready for their flight to space aboard a Blue Origin space capsule on Saturday.
NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are pieces of digital content built and managed on a blockchain — a digital system used by Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to keep track of transactions and ownership.
Just in time for the holidays, Amazon Prime members who shop on the Amazon app can begin sending gifts, without the recipient’s address.
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody warned on Monday there are fraudsters who are impersonating Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan to steal financial information.
According to a new study, Florida residents are actively searching for travel on Google more so than those from any other state in the United States, unchanged from 2019.
San Francisco has lost more residents during the pandemic than any major city in the country — and hundreds of them have moved to Florida.
Actor and host of NBC’s Access Hollywood, Mario Lopez, has launched a delivery-only, virtual restaurant that helps support the community by hiring only local, independent restaurateurs — and it’ll be serving up delicious dishes in Miami inspired by Lopez himself.
Broward County Public Schools was the target of a cybersecurity breach linked to ransomware, a type of malicious software used to threaten to block or publish data unless a ransom is paid, according to a Local 10 News source.
Miamians ordering a meal through their favorite food delivery app may very well receive their next order from a robot at their doorstep thanks to Miami-based startup, REEF.
The University of Miami announced on Thursday that the private research university was the victim of a data security breach involving Accellion, a beleaguered California-based third-party cloud provider.
According to a report by The Streamable, Netflix is conducting a test to crack down on people who are using accounts they are unauthorized access to. Therefore, some users are no longer able to login using the passwords they had been using.
As hundreds of thousands of Americans seek to get vaccinated for COVID-19 in the U.S., those who are eligible to receive it can now sign up to be on a standby list for the vaccine where they will be notified via text message when one is available.
Unfortunately, the card has your full name and birthday on it, as well as information about where you got your vaccine. If your social media privacy settings aren’t set high, you may be giving valuable information away for anyone to use – including scammers.
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation announced Wednesday that it is donating a whopping $15.3 million to invest in Miami-Dade County’s tech and entrepreneurship community.
On the edge of one of Sam Accursio’s farms in Miami-Dade County, a farm-to-table retail revival is underway.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Florida held the state’s first virtual jury selection hearing Thursday on Zoom.
The MemorialDOCNow app is providing free virtual COVID-19 medical consultations.
Robinhood, a popular free-trading app, experienced a system-wide outage on Monday.