Judge Forrest had previously dismissed the case brought by companies classified as "commercial end users" and "consumer end users" of aluminium.
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In August, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan upheld Forrest's dismissal two years earlier of antitrust claims by "indirect" commercial end users and consumer end users.
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Operating system providers provide an abstraction layer over hardware (commoditizing hardware providers) and own a direct channel to end users (allowing them to tax anyone else who wants to access those end users).
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End users won't play around with the device just yet.
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"Don't blame end users for bad passwords," he told me.
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Microsoft, for example, sells an operating system to end users.
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Lineup had never made much sense to Hulu end users.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan said so-called commercial end users and consumer end users lacked standing to pursue antitrust claims because they did not, and could not, suffer antitrust injury.
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"I'm stalking end users with the data they're broadcasting," said Gostomelsky.
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End users must also ramp up the pressure, Transparency International said.
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The dark theme has a variety of benefits for end users.
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"It's very easy to get consent from end users," Balkin says.
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For end users, an app's user experience is, essentially, the product.
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End users will get the new version in the coming months.
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Slower loading web pages, of course, are frustrating for end users.
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One is a content product that's mostly sold to end users.
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Australian end-users of wheat have been forced into rare imports.
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Such end-users include battery makers and even automakers, he added.
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Taobao launched Taobao Tejia, a dedicated app for China's low-end users.
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K), while end users would include auto makers such as Ford (F.
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Even then, it's impossible for end users to understand the full potential.
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Now, data across millions of end users is easily aggregated and analyzed.
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A perhaps even bigger money-spinner is selling directly to end-users.
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That means reading reviews from other end users or the tech press.
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Results are made accessible to end users through APIs and database queries.
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We can help the end users of technology greatly with a more information.
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Explaining to end users how Recommendations work is only part of the problem.
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Chatbots can engage and automate conversations with end-users at scale, across platforms.
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"End users are individual farmers and the staff of the enterprise," he says.
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There's obviously stuff end-users can do to make the workspace their own.
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In other words, end users would have less control over their browsing experience.
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Multilateral compression is another tool for swaps end-users to reduce notional exposures.
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Fitch expects the new product to attract demand from less-speculative end-users.
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And now, the company is selling its first devices to end users directly.
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By a 3-0 vote, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan said so-called commercial end users and consumer end users lacked standing to sue because their alleged antitrust injuries were too far removed from the alleged misconduct.
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However, for end users, the most noticeable changes were about the way YouTube looked.
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But it would also mean some major, and potentially unpleasant, changes for end users.
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" He said, simply, "They're more likely to generate revenue from the higher-end users.
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"Purchasing demand has dropped, and demand from end users remains quite weak," said Yao.
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He says it's not just a case of end users looking for independence though.
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The prospective buyers are European end-users with their own importing terminals, he said.
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"End users have all they need and there's more available to buy," Scholl said.
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Increased competition has led to better and cheaper devices, ultimately benefiting the end users.
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Since the certificate is valid for the domain, end users receive no error warnings.
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"Things get harder for end users because these companies can't get along," Dawson said.
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So how are you addressing investors and large customers or clients or end users?
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Second, a role that gave me an understanding of how end-users used products.
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The other two business models I mentioned in my original piece were direct business models — where the company sells a product directly to end users — and platform business models under which the company sells third-party products and services to end users.
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There's also an article for G Suite customers, since this decision affects all end users.
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Location tracking is a big one—very valuable to both end users and advertisers alike.
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It also wants access to China's domestic gas market and end-users via swap deals.
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Similar to these latter two integrations, PayPal's Slack bot is aimed at end users directly.
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As other rivals react to Jio's offering, things will only get better for end users.
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Signs of South Korean buying could draw Japanese end-users into the market, he added.
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This is something that installers have requested, but it'll be available to all end users.
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While individuals are the app's end users, they're brought into the app by a campaign.
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That's because it forces both IT and end users to manage and navigate multiple systems.
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But nowhere is there any mention of end-users, the single biggest risk to cybersecurity.
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Refiners and producers are doing wonderfully — retailers of gasoline or restaurants and end-users BEWARE.
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The latest figures from Gartner put Huawei ahead on sales to end users in Q2.
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Studies suggest that the full cost of tariffs is generally passed on to end users.
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Indeed, it's competition that leads to end users getting the best possible products in their hands.
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Both end users will agree to take responsibility for their respective actions when they sign-up.
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That's largely because end users—you and me—still prefer buying a lot of cheap stuff.
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The new site will be personalized to end users, both on a regional and individual basis.
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The CFTC announced (here) recently efforts to streamline regulations for swap dealers and help end users.
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But many of end-users said they kept annual purchase volume unchanged to secure stable supply.
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Distribution wires carry power from these transmission-distribution (TD) interfaces in various directions to end users.
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Slack usage inside organizations of all kinds is typically initially driven bottoms-up, by end users.
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Euronext hopes its contract will attract farm cooperatives, fertiliser dealers, manufacturers as well as end users.
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Third, end-users need deregulated energy markets to encourage competition for the best sources of supply.
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But the situation may soon stabilise as end-users have stopped reselling cargoes, the trader said.
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Reddit's video platform is still in beta, though it's now more broadly available to end users.
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Higher oil prices could raise costs for end users but boost earnings for producers and refiners.
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Financial incentives make solar energy much cheaper than the usual grid for investors and end-users.
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"Many of our end users are doing dozens and dozens of deployments per day," he continued.
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Amazon and Google had been at war for years, making things difficult for their end users.
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In full, the AAF estimates the total cost burden to U.S. end-users at $121 billion.
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"These are not documents for end users; they're documents for lawyers and regulatory authorities," King said.
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It said the existing rules provided little benefit and deterred end-users from exercising their segregation rights.
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This approach can only work for very specific use cases, for a few, highly specialized end users.
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The whole queue saga was viewed, and still is viewed, very differently by producers and end-users.
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It is unclear who is buying and whether the oil is heading to end-users or storage.
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Pork belly prices surged as end-users store them for spring and summer bacon demand, he said.
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Closed platform The service is free for end users, but not for businesses or national postal services.
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Direct selling compensates their distributors primarily on the sale and use of their products by end users.
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There is incentive for Apple to keep end users from finding alternative methods to fix their products.
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That would fuel an extended price rally and force end-users to find alternative supplies further afield.
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China should also work out a list of foreign end-users of Chinese rare earths, it added.
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In this framework, some portion of the company is sold back to the workers or end users.
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And many real-time processing tools, such as Apache Storm, aren't designed to serve results to end users.
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For example, in dense urban areas, wireless terrestrial systems can efficiently serve end users and support backhaul links.
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We welcome the opportunity to improve even more the tools and choices we offer to these end users.
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That leaves battery makers and other end users of lithium largely at the mercy of the big providers.
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Why do we still hope to teach end users to use complex products in the name of security?
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As a result, end users (and particularly system administrators) will have to pick between security or optimal performance.
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To truly revolutionize health, let's demand that technology creators and scalers include diverse end users early and often.
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Microsoft's work is part of a growing trend of moving Machine Learning closer to devices and end users.
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FAME is supplied to fuel distributors including Pertamina, blended with petroleum-based diesel and sold to end-users.
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FileMaker, the product, currently serves more than a million end users who work at about 50,000 different companies.
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The same features that make the banking system attractive to end users also make it attractive to banks.
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Larger battery packs could help improve this situation and should, theoretically, provide longer battery life for end users.
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Disabling ad-skipping is now a common practice across services, in fact, but it's confusing to end users.
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"In terms of end users, this doesn't really mean anything positive or negative," Strafach said in an email.
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S. & P. Global Platts calculates its snapshot of the Midwest Premium surveying buyers, sellers, traders and end users.
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We feel strongly that the best-seller lists should reflect the sale of books to individual end users.
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We're working closely with them to help ensure developers appropriately communicate the SDK's functionality with their apps' end-users.
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This is a critical area of concern for end users, privacy advocates, and other members of the Internet community.
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Usually the technology choices had a lot more to do with the needs of IT than the end users.
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But first, we did some testing with actual end users to understand their relationship with bots, language and names.
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Unfortunately for end users, the company's decision is especially frustrating, given that Twitter shut down its native Mac app.
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But as the industry evolved, it became clear, sometimes tragically, that end users rarely read these lengthy technical volumes.
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"Sure this is a win for Apple, but ultimately this a huge win for Apple's end users," he added.
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The new Android feature is gradually rolling out over the next two weeks to all end users, says Google.
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He said oil companies could help cut emissions by end users but should not ultimately be responsible for them.
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The idea is to find issues and deal with them before they become a big problem for end users.
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These ads would then be labeled as "Political Ads," and display the "paid for by" information to end users.
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Facebook says these domains are intentionally designed to mislead and confuse end users, who believe they're interacting with Facebook.
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Technologists were fundamental in guiding policymakers through these steps, because they're trained to amplify the voices of end users.
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Given the tendency for popular services to shut down with no say from end users, perhaps we need one.
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This could delay when AVs go to market, and make them more expensive for fleet owners and end users.
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Tech ventures and their end-users are shifting toward an IoEA future: the internet-of-everything-all-the-time.
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Overall, Gartner says sales of smartphones to end users grew 20.9% in the quarter, to reach 22 million units.
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Success will require collaboration with local elected officials, internet-technology and cybersecurity staff members, department managers and end users.
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As a supplier of raw materials, Kobe's product is comparatively invisible to end users — and thus harder to avoid.
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The overheated rhetoric is based on the misconception that 5G heralds a new era of services for end-users.
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In this framework, some portion of the company is sold back to the workers or end users, he said.
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Companies with lower pricing power will need to absorb a greater share of the tariff relative to end users.
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Messenger's many end users can already talk with many chatbots in the app, and Facebook to talk with customers.
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Some corn end users now have bought enough corn to last through July, potentially limiting further gains in prices.
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This layer is the top of the network technology stack and it's where regular end-users interface with networks.
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"Probably the biggest push to GDPR enforcement is coming from customers themselves, both end users and business customers," says Iannopollo.
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Her role, as she sees it, is to build empathy and design based on the end users' needs and emotions.
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Though Android bears the moniker of open-source, the chain of trust between developers, distributors, and end-users is broken.
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The more companies that adoption the technology will help end users be less vulnerable to DNS attacks on the internet.
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Real-time encrypted data is then forwarded to the ALuLa operations center and is immediately made available to end users.
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"(Excess crude) seems to be reemerging, but at least it's slowly finding its way to end users," one trader said.
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Plus, it could be confusing to end users that app developers suggest using different "trigger" phrases to launch their apps.
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Addis' very fast initial release schedule raised expectations among end users, putting undue pressure on him to release new versions.
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Sources told Reuters earlier this week less than half of the tainted crude loaded on tankers has found end-users.
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Does this mean that the LME can once again function as a credible "market of last resort" for end-users?
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And administrators will be able to manage Alexa-enabled devices and third-party skills that are available to end users.
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Analysts have noted that many of the new buyers in the market appeared to be end-users, rather than investors.
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To end users, these changes will be visible through a new feature that will suggest phrases, instead of just words.
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Corellium says on its website that it indemnifies end users against charges that its software violates copyright, Ars Technica added.
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Any company that "provides an electronic service that has one or more end-users in Australia" is required to comply.
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End users have little control over how they work and particularly over what basic security measures they have in place.
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"That is a huge shift for us as Microsoft, it is a huge shift for our end users," says Spataro.
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CFTC SAYS IT WILL PROPOSE THAT SWAP END USERS REPORT BLOCK TRADES TO DATA REPOSITORIES WITH A TWO DAY DELAY
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But if Microsoft is serious about making things as simple as possible for end users, then the move makes sense.
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Those end products require testing to find errors and bugs that could cause havoc for end users and companies alike.
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ISPs are required to pass these copyright infringement notices on to end users under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
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Electricity will account for a quarter of energy used by end users such as consumers and industry by 2040, it said.
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Skip the full page ads in Kiplinger and focus some attention on the behavior of the end-users of your product.
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However, Nornickel, selling the bulk of its metals under long-term contracts with end users, has been avoiding working with Glencore.
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"It's our job to know what is possible technologically while the end users tell us about their underlying needs," Karatsevidis says.
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The prank website is hardly the first to use a bug in the browser to wreak havoc on end users' devices.
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Sugon has publicly acknowledged "a variety of military end uses and end users of its high-performance computers," the department said.
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First Cobalt wants to develop U.S. and Canadian resources, which are smaller, but close to end-users, including the car industry.
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Instead, non-technical end users can adapt pre-populated templates to meet the needs, language and workflows of an individual organization.
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The MEP also asked traders to prove they are end-users of solid waste if they want to import the material.
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" The firm revised their predictions for the S8 sales, as the form factor "will be effective in attracting high-end users.
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But the requirement has proven unpopular with derivatives participants, creating additional cost and complexity for end-users with little obvious gain.
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End users have got to pay attention to the sources of material and make sure they're not actually buying illegal material.
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It'll be interesting to see if this kind of promotion is what those top end users want to pay for, however.
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Methods such as RISE can also help build trust with the end users of AI algorithms in fields such as radiology.
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Should Microsoft have any responsibility if one of those end users uses their operating system to hack someone and cause damage?
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On the end-user side, I don't think end users will expect anything but continued great service and even greater service.
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The event typically contains some news relevant to both developers and end users, presented at one big keynote and ensuing sessions.
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Remote intrusion is a much more real and dangerous threat to the security of either end users or company-wide systems.
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The other goal is to deliver the electricity to end users at the same or lower prices than are paid today.
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Some have also skirted Chinese regulations that forbid end users from purchasing electricity directly from power producers rather than grid operators.
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This is the only approach that lets Activision protect its interests while also minimizing the inconvenience on end users like you.
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Though it won't be requiring such highly engaged participation from end users — to 'claim their digital identity' by downloading its app.
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The KRF pipeline transports competitive Rocky Mountain natural gas to large volume end users in Utah, Southern Nevada and Southern California.
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As a result, I think there's more reticence for consumers and other end users to pay for traditional software-only upgrades.
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It's a subtle way to prioritize Roku's own content, while giving the appearance of being a useful destination for Roku's end users.
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Companies and software products are being bought and sold frequently and the changes in ownership are not always transparent to end users.
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There was a group of intermediaries, experts in machine language, and end users had to coordinate with them to access the computer.
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This internal validation makes it much easier to convince an enterprise buyer that the product will deliver compelling value to end users.
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AWS already had three edge network locations in France to allow customers to deliver services, including websites and apps, to end users.
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Distribution feeders are generally "radial" in design, meaning power travels from the substation out along tendrils to end users, in one direction.
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Predictive loading detects which images are most popular on your site and pre-loads them for your end users in the background.
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His most recent gig was overseeing Google's engineering team for YouTube Ads, maximizing revenue while also keeping ads tolerable for end users.
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Of course, end users don't care if it's the platform or the authorization piece that's failing – they just want it to work.
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For instance, web analytics firm SimilarWeb said in the past it had "hundreds" of plugins reaching tens of millions of end users.
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Bot Metrics — as the name suggests — provides software to track interactions and collect data to improve the bot experience for end users.
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Under Singapore's national broadband network framework, telecom service providers can lease wholesale fibre capacity to provide fibre broadband services to end-users.
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Apple has big plans to overhaul its App Store in the months ahead to better tailor the experience to its end users.
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"The economics are promising and could offer significant value to the drivers and end-users," MAX CFO Guy-Bertrand Njoya told TechCrunch.
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Alexa's voice-activated apps will now have a new way to alert end users about updates and new content, Amazon announced today.
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Traders believe that Bashneft will now stop trading its crude oil via Normeston as Rosneft's management favors direct contracts with end-users.
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Any monopoly of power hurts end users and limits access to technology — and an AI monopoly is unlikely to be any different.
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Although Microsoft did issue a patch for attacks related to MS17-010, it appears end-users have likely not installed the fixes.
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The software is part of Apple's Vision framework, which gives developers tools for image recognition, and it isn't intended for end users.
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Edge computing allows these and other processes to happen within 10 milliseconds or less, which makes them more work for end users.
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It's another example of how erring on the side of increased user privacy can lead to complications and friction for end users.
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"We need to better understand the needs of high-end users outside China and fashion-savvy young consumers in China," Yu said.
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The industry also needs substantial stocks of refined fuels, lubricants and petrochemicals to ensure a continuous supply to distributors and end users.
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DC Solar claimed they were making money by leasing the solar generators to end-users and paying investors back with the proceeds.
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Services such as Amazon and Instacart are pushing for our business and attention and thus making it great for the end users.
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End users get value that way, but then can return it through actions like leaving better reviews or frequenting more local businesses.
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This won't be the default for developers, as end users will have to specifically choose to extend an app across both displays.
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This suggests Starlink subscribers could become critical parts of a global, high-speed, and resilient mesh network instead of just end users.
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We do it across 291 different currencies, credit, mortgages, sovereign debt, swaps, effects, all mostly by end users for all legitimate purposes.
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Another change, which isn't as visible to end users, is that macOS itself is now being stored on a separate disk volume.
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Charles Anderson, an analyst at IDC, says governments and companies are still pondering what might work, and what end users might want.
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It has given no indication as to when it will begin launching these satellites or how much it will cost end users.
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"It will be in the interest of sellers and end users to allow trading companies to compete for access to production," Hallouche said.
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South Korean screens and Taiwanese chips famously head to China for assembly into iPhones for American end-users; there are countless similar examples.
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The idea behind Simpo is to offer a no-code platform for distributing software and educating end users on how to use it.
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"Where we have incurred in higher cost with tariffs, we can pass that through to end users," Chief Operating Officer Jeffrey Clarke said.
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MSPaint will still be part of Windows 10, but Microsoft will be promoting and encouraging end users to opt for Paint 3D instead.
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I've always assumed that part of Medicaid's popularity is that, from a cost-sharing perspective, it is very generous to the end users.
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Whether end users will get those updates is another story, as most PC makers have poor update systems in place for firmware updates.
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Toward that end, users exchange invoices and payments in chats with business partners and the company processes the payments as a master vendor.
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"Our operations team were the end-users of this and really raved about the product," said Ben Brown, part of Brookfield's investment team.
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As we look to the next generation of startups, here are some companies whose business model is well aligned with the end users.
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Cowan says it's time to stop blaming end users and understand that identity management is a good place to start securing your systems.
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These developments do, however, imply a fairly major shift in the role that developers can and will have with Apple and end users.
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The company emphasized how much time it has invested in making sure it makes the transition as painless as possible for end users.
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The gas regulator hopes by July, however, to draft norms for allowing end-users to bid for using LNG terminals to import gas.
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They're focused on end users, designed with simplicity in mind, and there's an attempt to add some "humanness" to them, in Fox's terms.
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These tasks can be connected and scaled to form real-time, intelligent applications and be delivered in a personalized way to end-users.
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However, some of these concerns could be curtailed if you work with your end users to give them tools to interpret the results.
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The most important updates quietly repair newly discovered security flaws that have already been, or will soon be, used to attack end users.
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As usual, numbers first would be assigned to those the commission deems "Responsible Organizations," or RespOrgs, which act as middlemen for end users.
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De-anonymization becomes a greater concern when considering how the eventual end-users of Jumpshot's data could combine it with their own data.
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Cohn had attempted to bring auto and beverage industry representatives -- end users of steel -- to the White House to lobby against the tariff.
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End-users are not willing to invest in mines that are years away from production and more costly than in China, he said.
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Chinese LNG prices have fallen as the plants return to production and as some end-users remain closed for the Lunar New Year holiday.
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Decisions about utilization priorities, methods and investments were generally far removed from the end users, just as is the case with today's power grid.
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Microsoft may be positioning the shift as one that's overall beneficial for its end users and developers, but the decision isn't without its critics.
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One step it outlined to help deal with the problem for end-users was to consider ordering ExxonMobil and BHP to sell gas separately.
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"Rosneft has been dealing with Venezuela's crude directly, fixing vessels and offering it to end users", a source with an oil trading firm said.
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What that means for end users of iOS devices is that the majority of the stock apps that come pre-installed can be removed.
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AWS's millions of customers range from startups to large enterprises, government entities to nonprofits, each looking to build better solutions for their end users.
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"Until a trader sees a bottom or these end users start to step in, we're probably going to see that liquidation continue," Streible said.
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Traders said grocers and restaurants are preparing to feature pork for Valentine's Day dining, while end users buy hams ahead of the Easter holiday.
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End-users will also suffer, as wider spreads due to a larger risk premium in the market will make hedging and trading more costly.
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Limelight detects the conditions of your end users' environment, from browser to bandwidth, and adjusts the content delivery on the fly for optimum performance.
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He also notes that compression is a pretty common practice, and generally a plus for end-users because they're still getting the same result.
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They'd rather make such transactions more difficult and cumbersome for end users, rather than allow Apple – a competitor – take a share of their sales.
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My Feed was Roku's first attempt at personalizing its experience for end users, by offering a way to track your favorite shows and movies.
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Since the launch of chatbots, reports have shown a flock of business developers using the new capabilities, and end users adopting the developed applications.
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We all need to come to grips with the fact that imposing complexity on end users will only further enable advanced and persistent adversaries.
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The shipping container once revolutionized 2100th century global trade, and now containerization is revolutionizing the way we think about delivering applications to end users.
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I've spoken to the folks at Greyp; they're aware of these issues and are working to fix them before the product reaches end users.
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Blue Apron's app for iOS and the web lets end users customize the meals that are boxed up and delivered to them each week.
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Beard also sees rising opportunities for Glencore in the liquefied natural gas trading business in supplying a rapidly growing base of gas end-users.
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And even the most bullish commentators won't claim that the four million tonnes of LME outflow since 2014 has been shipped to end-users.
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As of 2015, the world got 17.5 percent of all energy that goes to end users, such as households, industry and agriculture, from renewables.
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The company's so-called Edge location, the sixth in Latin America, will help deliver data, videos and applications at higher speeds to end-users.
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Still, I would like to see a little more consideration of end users in the way these systems are designed from the ground up.
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But any other business that wants to introduce more automated digital services to its end users in a secure, compliant fashion could deploy it.
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Partners can use its technology on a white-labeled basis to offer new loyalty, customer engagement, transaction and other functionality to their end users.
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It claims it has more than 2.5 million end users around the world and is adding 60,000 new firms every month to its platform.
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The company's so-called Edge location, the fourth in Latin America, will help deliver data, videos and applications at higher speeds to end-users.
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What really irks end-users, both then and now, is the disconnect between premium and LME basis price rather than the "all-in" price.
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"We think that, in the future, all our end users wish [that] they can interact with the system in the emotional mode," Zhang added.
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Payment service providers are building a layer of technology over the existing system, separating the end users from its complexities and overcoming their weaknesses.
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Now, Amazon is focusing on making sure the ecosystem rewards skill developers for their efforts, while better exposing skills to end users, as well.
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That may not be ideal for end users in terms of app discovery, as the collections may grow stale after a few weeks' time.
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Such partnerships allow enterprise clients to develop software within familiar cloud environments, and then deliver that computing power at low latencies to end users.
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End users who are being crowdsourced and coopted to act out via app instruction as if they're pawns on a high tech chess board.
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"Petrocas helps (Rosneft) increase margins when selling refined products and delivering them to end users in Europe and Turkey," he said in an interview.
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At the same time, however, the transition could end up taking several years, which is bound to cause confusion and concern for end users.
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As a result, some tools likely need to be paired with others to ensure cost savings that benefit end users — and promote long-term affordability.
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So go talk to your bank, payment provider, your mother, anyone and let them know the problems facing your platform, business model or end users.
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"The bottom-line for end-users is: computer security is a joke in general, and every site is eventually going to get hacked," Theymos wrote.
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The rules do not, for example, address the unreasonable fees ISPs may impose on application and content providers in order to reach end users—i.e.
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It provides the opportunity for a bi-directional, real-time, interactive relationship with end users — however, most companies simply aren't taking advantage of this yet.
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It also allows IT to operate like a service for end users, something Microsoft is really hoping will happen as Windows 10 permeates the enterprise.
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While Facebook offers a communications service to end users, it does this simply to aggregate a huge audience whose attention it can sell to advertisers.
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Consumption is almost impossible to measure in real time because there are too many end-users (there 260 million registered vehicles in the United States).
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The most convenient feature is to allow end users to drive micro flows, where they can complete simple actions such as approving a purchase order.
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Robert Brown, an independent analyst in Edmond, Oklahoma, said continued robust pork belly demand likely encouraged end users and processors to remove product from storage.
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Enel, Europe's biggest utility in terms of customers, plans to raise its retail base to around 64 million end users from the current 62 million.
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However, it's more aimed at developers looking to port their apps and tweaks to the Apple TV than at end users, for the time being.
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"Without having a technical background, most end users aren't able to evaluate what data is actually being collected and sent to third parties," said Hastings.
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Seems the end users in China were well stocked before Chinese New Year and have no appetite to buy more at these high LME numbers.
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The proposal is part of a series of measures that are intended to simplify derivatives rules and reduce the burden on non-financial end-users.
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Screenshot: Xage Part of the problem is that end users have devices like laptops, tablets and smartphones, that they are using to access the network.
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SQM is part of a global scramble to secure supplies of lithium by the world's largest battery producers, and by end-users such as carmakers.
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Specifically, it enables non-technical end users to add an application in the Eager application catalog to any website without adding a line of code.
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It does so by creating and evolving innovative problem-solving tactics to ensure that the products they make are effective and responsive to end users.
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"The re-sellers are the people who know the clients and where the end users are located," said Kamal Arjundas, assistant director at the company.
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The amendments focus on the bona fide hedging exemptions available to end-users of futures and swaps to manage commodity price risk, the report said.
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Moreover, he notes, because the company doesn't sell directly to end users, most of the time Hikvision doesn't even know where its cameras end up.
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"Even if end users were to switch from Android to Apple devices, this would have limited impact on Google's core business," the European Commission noted.
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Tainted oil can affect refining equipment, but oil products are unaffected and there will be no impact on end-users such as motorists, he said.
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But there's no reason that VIP or really high-end users of WordPress can't tap into that social network and a really native beautiful integration.
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It's surprising to see Microsoft reverse course on OneNote, but it's clear that end users simply preferred the desktop app to the company's UWP app.
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"I feel that we are getting very close to ARM Linux desktop computers being viable as a choice for non-technical end-users," he said.
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But perhaps soybean processors have overdone it, as soymeal supply is piling up in rural America faster than the end users have been purchasing it.
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With Gregoire at the helm, Taleo developed and delivered cloud-based human resources software to more than 5,000 corporations and 20 million end users globally.
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In Europe, the month-old General Data Protection Regulation requires end users to consent to being the subject of some forms of automated decision making.
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Lord Energy's end-users have been concentrated in Asia and the United States but with Urals it is also hoping to sell to European refiners.
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The time is ripe for financial innovation: new technologies are helping end users skip past gatekeepers and intermediaries to customize their use of financial products.
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That means Airbud clients are mostly in the healthcare space and travel space, helping end-users find a physician or book a flight using their voice.
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Kollmar wouldn't say how many developers are using the platform, but did say that 50-60 million end users have touched the platform through their integrations.
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So the EIA uses the disappearance of refined products from its primary reporting system as a proxy for the amount of fuel consumed by end-users.
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"It hurts a lot thinking we could add even more people if our end users could find more people to operate our machinery," Mr. Core said.
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These products are available in multiple configurations to address the needs of the end-users in each geographic region in which the Company's products are sold.
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Gone are the days when insurers are the perfect intermediaries to underwrite decisions or own the narrative of how insurance products get pushed to end users.
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End-users of corn, such as producers of livestock feed and ethanol, have been bidding up for old-crop supplies to prepare for tighter domestic supplies.
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And, in a more immediate development, traders in China now find themselves unable to import scrap copper if they cannot show they are scrap end-users.
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Most of those apps also hid the developer's identity from end users, displaying that they were developed by "Pic Tools Group (Photo Editor& Photo Grid&Collage)".
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When you hear from people who know about security, the discussion often turns to end users, who are considered the weakest link in the security chain.
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Simplygon has previously had a heavy skew towards gaming services with technology that allowed developers more freedom over the kind of detail they offered end users.
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For end users, that doesn't mean the software instantly becomes non-functional, but that it will longer be updated with bug fixes or other security patches.
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This main difference makes it tough for end users such mortgage lenders and servicers to set prices on loans and related products, according to the panelists.
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"States and producers should look at options to curtail the export of this critical technology to unwanted end-users," he wrote in the ARES/PAX report.
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Consumers should celebrate the FCC's rejection of burdensome and unnecessary regulations that would severely limit wireless providers' ability to block unwanted messages from reaching end users.
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Gartner said that end-users would spend the most money on smartwatches and smart clothing, with spending on these items increasing by 34% and 52%, respectively.
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The prefab business has always been a fragmented industry, meaning that American prefab companies cater mostly to American end users and you go straight to retail.
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And I believe that strengthening the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and working to stop banks' abuses of derivative end-users has been a very positive development.
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The company notes this is only one of many changes it has made to News Feed over the years to make things snappier for end users.
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Plus, the more apps that use Foursquare's location services the more data they can collect to improve the overall experience and accuracy for all end users.
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Chinese end-users are now cancelling or renegotiation their term contracts, taking advantage of product overhangs in the Middle East and a cheaper alternative feedstock, naphtha.
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But this season Rusal is pushing VAPs and is also trying to focus on by-passing traders and going straight to end-users, another trader said.
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A co-op would enable end users to act together, without violating antitrust law, to procure finished REE products that currently are available only from China.
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In March, Kaspersky found the group hijacked Asus' software update process to reach more than 1 million computers, again targeting a much smaller number of end users.
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The official action in this unusual case sheds some light on the opaque world of commodities futures markets, where producers and end users have a strong presence.
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The bare rules themselves, for example, do not explicitly prohibit ISPs from charging unreasonable "access fees" on application and content providers in order to reach end users.
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All of this fomented a sea change in purchasing patterns around technology, in which the buyers went from being heads of IT departments to being end users.
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Google says it has released updates to Android and Chrome OS, but it will be up to smartphone and laptop manufacturers to push these to end users.
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And the fiber over which the video runs is commercially owned; it was deployed both to support the CCTV network and provide internet connectivity to end users.
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Beyond the cost of the hardware itself, most voice assistants today are provided to end users for free, though the companies may charge developers for language processing.
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In 2018 as a whole, the analyst says global sales of smartphones to end users grew by 1.2 percent year over year, with 1.6 billion units shipped.
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Facebook should open itself up so that end users can decide what content they can see for themselves, rather than making all the decisions in Menlo Park.
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Riggs sees the first-generation Ossic X as something for the high-end users, specifically VR early adopters, gamers (console support is a possibility) and serious audiophiles.
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However, what was lacking was a more modern, mobile-first approach to making SharePoint content available to a business's end users no matter which device they're using.
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In spite of this staggering vulnerability, almost all policymaking ignores end-users and abandons the opportunity to transform users from conduits into a defense mechanism against cyberattacks.
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It grants Cubans speedy access to the Google Global Cache network, which stores content from sites like Gmail and YouTube on servers located closer to end users.
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With 12 Fortune 100 customers and 35 Fortune 500 customers, ThoughtSpot is typically integrated into an enterprise's system and connected to various data sources and end users.
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Demand from end-users in North Asia remained muted while a big drop in Brent oil prices was causing jitters in the LNG market, trade sources said.
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At the end of the first quarter the company had 14,830 business customers, and at the end of last year it had more than 695,000 end users.
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"When we look at Snap's business we continue to feel there's a lot of engagement with the end users," president and executive director Martin Lau told analysts.
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The ability to personalize a music service to an end users' likes is a competitive advantage in today's streaming music race – an area where Spotify today excels.
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A decade or two ago, networks were able to learn about end users since they typically accessed the Internet from a fixed location, such as their homes.
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In response, AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint cut access to Securus, the company that was acting as a middleman between LocationSmart and the end users.
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Boston Dynamics has long insisted that the production version of Spot will be a platform, allowing end users to tailor it to a variety of different tasks.
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Though the integration with Siri will be useful for end-users and beneficial to Spotify's business, it may also weaken the streaming company's antitrust claims against Apple.
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Quoting both the buyer and seller in their own domestic currencies, dLocal owns the FX exposure, so the end users don&apost have to convert any currencies.
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Santos is hoping to use its relationship with ENN to tap other end users in China, which last year overtook South Korea to become the world's no.
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"We aim to discover breakthrough technologies that will enable greater efficiency, network security and ecosystem synergy for end users and businesses everywhere," said Zhang, reports the Financial Times.
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Moreover, the law explicitly defines access fees—which ISPs imposed arbitrarily on app and content providers in order to reach end users—as a form of illegal blocking.
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He wanted to simplify ETL as much as possible, putting data integration into the hands of much less technical end users, rather than relying on IT and consultants.
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"While we see accelerated upgrades for Apple's highest end users in all regions, our work suggests China users are especially sensitive to new technology and form factor changes."
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"The weakest link in the mobile phone messaging infrastructure is the end-users phone," Kurtis Minder, the CEO of GroupSense, a cyber security company, told CNN on Wednesday.
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It all has to be generated, sent over miles of wires, and delivered to end users at the exact second they need it, in a perfectly synchronized dance.
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These locations enable content providers to place their content closer to their audience or end users, resulting in faster, more efficient and reliable delivery of rich media content.
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The project to build YouTube on Polymer started a year ago, and is the most significant aspect to YouTube's redesign, even though it's less visible to end users.
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OnHub's whole purpose was to provide a dead simple router experience for end users, with some additional perks thrown in for users based on Google's overarching product offerings.
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Mark Risher: The thing that end users should worry about, and that I worry about, is these much more bespoke, targeted attacks that are going after an individual.
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The company created Workato to enable these types of end users to build workflows more easily by automating as much as possible and suggesting logical flows across tools.
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"Increased competitive pressure could lead to a drop in the average interest rate in the market, resulting in lower interest rates for end users throughout Croatia", AZTN added.
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That means Trump could unwind parts of current net neutrality rules, potentially making it easier for ISPs to charge companies like Netflix for faster service to end users.
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End users of the Google Play Store won't see the new, recalculated rating until August, but developers can preview their new rating today in their Play Store Console.
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Apple needs to provide capabilities that its end users want, and it's becoming increasingly clear that a more seamless, less app-focused approach is the way to go.
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The idea is that any app, from a game to an on-demand service to ecommerce to content, can better serve its end-users by understanding their location.
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If their intelligence gathering systems, such as the one on offer from Merlon, can reduce the number of these false positives it is beneficial to bank end users.
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They connect this to microwave dishes, which have a range of about 40 kilometers to eventually reach end users in IS-controlled areas, said the three industry sources.
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Steel mills typically sell their finished products at market prices to traders that later sell them on to end-users such as construction companies, also at market prices.
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What differences there are in these browser engines tend not to have a huge impact on end users, so you can carry on using the browser you prefer.
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The podcasts simply play in the app, and end users aren't instructed to head over to Google Play to hear more, nor are they linked to the service.
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In addition to an expanded feature set, the app also allows organizations to connect with Parachute in order to receive live incidents recorded and shared by end users.
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What's more, they were able to have a local presence in the EU and that improves performance by having the applications closer to the end users located there.
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Google is making a significant change to how its app store, Google Play, will work in terms of making the best games more easily discoverable by end users.
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Or, their contextualized local content could augment the user experience for tech companies enough that tech companies end up being the subscribers (on behalf of their end users).
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However, it is unclear how long the price rally can last as demand from end-users is seen weak while secondary lead smelters are increasing output, Yu said.
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But over time, the Midwest Premium has become a device to speculate and artificially inflate the price paid for aluminum at the expense of end users like brewers.
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End users such as Migros have committed to leasing Hyundai's trucks on pay-per-use contracts which give them mileage, warranty, services, insurance and access to sufficient hydrogen.
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End users such as Migros have committed to leasing Hyundai's trucks on pay-per-use contracts which give them mileage, warranty, services, insurance and access to sufficient hydrogen.
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U.S. crude surged by 4.08% to $65.28 a barrel after the Iranian attacks, which could raise costs for end users but could boost earnings for producers and refiners.
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But it can still get closer to the needs of commodity end-users, particularly in opaque markets like thermal coal, or targeted markets like minor platinum group metals.
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"The cable industry has fiber assets that are close to the end users and therefore can be the critical backbone for a dense 5G network build," Piecyk said.
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With Google's new Android Auto app, end users start to get a feel for what an integrated Android Auto experience would be like — but in their current car.
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The return of the plants, which liquefy domestically produced gas that is then trucked to end-users, has raised LNG supply in China's interior, pushing nationwide LNG prices lower.
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In countries like China, where Apple sells millions of iPhones, these features potentially are very attractive to end users to keep their data private from prying eyes of authorities.
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However, from the perspective of Tumblr's end users – an arguably fickle, and often teenaged crowd – Yahoo hasn't always lived up to the promise that it wouldn't "screw up" Tumblr.
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The trade bodies backing the call for simplifying reporting include the Association of Corporate Treasurers, Australian Financial Markets Association, the Coalition of Derivatives End-Users and the Investment Association.
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User and Developer Ownership and Control: Figure out how to give end users and app developers appropriate levels of ownership and control over data that originates from their device.
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Having already found a product market fit in the U.S. — where its tech reaches nearly three million end users, with five million API requests daily — Synapse is looking overseas.
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They have to deliver it in a way that appeals to both IT from an administrative perspective and end users from a pure design and ease of use perspective.
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The product focuses on the people working with data like data scientists and end users with advanced degrees in mathematics and machine learning, rather than developers and IT pros.
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The new Pebble software update includes some big tweaks to how Pebble operates, both for end users and developers, including improvements to actions and a brand new health app.
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That being said, the Messenger for Android makeover itself is not overly dramatic, as it doesn't present an array of new features or functionality for end users to learn.
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The IEA went on further to suggest that governments should gradually phase out of fossil-fuel subsidies to end users by 2030, and increase investment in renewable energy technologies.
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On the platform's front end, users can see the questions Common has been asking, its level of certainty about their answers, and categorized lists of all its confirmed knowledge.
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It's those sorts of changes that end users usually never think about, but which enable key features like being able to have a super-fast SSD inside your laptop.
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End users should be able to see exactly what criteria was used in an algorithm, so they can use their judgment to determine whether it's actually a good recommendation.
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In practice, that means IT can't even find out what personal apps are installed on the device — something that can feel like an invasion of privacy to end users.
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Typically, traders act as go-betweens for producers and end-users, investing in logistics and storage to enhance trade, while also providing credit and shouldering risk for their customers.
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Any major changes to liquidity conditions might have consequences for market risk and the effectiveness of the hedging strategies of corporates, asset managers and other foreign exchange end users.
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This bundle can help you learn how to write and implement Excel events, use input boxes to interact with end users, and create cross-functional flowcharts in simple ways.
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AT&T will also get valuable data on its end users, which Bewkes says it needs to better compete for advertising dollars amid stiffer competition from the tech industry.
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However, according to Ben Smith, Hulu's SVP of User Experience, these Live Tiles will be enhanced in the future to offer an even more personalized experience for end users.
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If you use its products, such as Gmail, Google Search or even an Android phone, the company is collecting your data to make its services better for end users.
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Battery makers and other end-users such as car manufacturers will need to sign multi-year deals that encourage large producers to invest more, and faster, industry sources say.
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Once again, cloud-based delivery of these quickly evolving applications would likely create a much better and easier experience for end users, whether it's for consumer or business purposes.
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After the deal, the roughly 30 AllTheWeb people were given a year to build software that could perform certain functions quickly before web pages were shown to end users.
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The legislation would also authorize the department to provide cyber technical assistance to end users, manufacturers and other industry stakeholders to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities associated with these systems.
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While Google and Facebook (and other similar essential services) are free, they can hardly hide behind that idea when it comes to helping end users when they need it.
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The uptick may not be long-lasting as demand from end-users remained subdued, while production from Australia is also going up, creating additional supply in the Pacific basin.
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End users are already inundated with dozens, if not hundreds, of similar software solutions, each which focus on filling one specific business need as effectively and efficiently as possible.
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In some cases, those app installs aren't even legitimate — that is, they're not organic downloads from end users, but are instead fraudulent downloads designed to boost the app's ranking.
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It makes cheap loans (30 years at 0003 percent) available to rural co-ops that want to invest in renewable energy or make energy-efficiency improvements for end users.
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Meanwhile, Amazon, screens all the skills, or apps, that developers create for Alexa before it makes them available to end users and those skills must meet its security requirements.
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The development is supported by Canadian oil producers, who receive lower prices for their crude oil because of the lack of transportation capacity to take it to end-users.
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A fourth, less bright one has been singled out as being so vague and broad as to make almost any practice subject to FCC scrutiny: [Broadband providers] shall not unreasonably interfere with or unreasonably disadvantage end users' ability to select, access, and use broadband Internet access service or the lawful Internet content, applications, services, or devices of their choice, or edge providers' ability to make lawful content, applications, services, or devices available to end users.
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The product was made to create more transparency in the commodities space, and help producers and end-users construct and tailor their hedging programs, chief executive Mark Maurer told Reuters.
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This new crop of large-scale on-demand startups, which rely on both end-users and contracted 1099 workers to provide service, begs an interesting question during the holiday season.
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Instead, we want to move to a model that explicitly gives a voice to all constituents of the community, including those who cannot contribute code themselves, such as end-users.
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It gives developers a tool that lets them cut through the noise and communicate directly with end users who care about what they are doing — and then measure the results.
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While cloud computing for end users have been a wild dream for years, internet connections may have become fast enough to turn this into something that you can actually use.
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" Horowitz added that if AI systems could prove they were using common sense, "it would make it more likely that senior leaders and end users would want to use them.
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"They want us to talk directly to the people and the agencies that would be the end users and then do the importation through their import-export agencies," he said.
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Instead, she's looking for backing from wealthy 'social investors' – and of course potential end users – and is publicising what might be possible in the field to bring interested parties together.
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Add in this additional layer of abstraction and the distance between developers, and end users will likely increase at about the same rate that dollars from them decrease — pretty fast.
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"Kimanis needs to find new homes ... It's good to find new buyers apart from the usual end-users," a trading source who markets the grade said about Petronas' DME plans.
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Aggrieved end-users couldn't convince a judge they had been disadvantaged by a high premium when their overall cost of aluminium had actually fallen in the years of alleged manipulation.
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Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft will likely continue to poach new AI and machine learning startups, regardless of the cost to end users or the industry as a whole.
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Mike Boland, an agricultural economics professor at the University of Minnesota, said farmers increasingly are cutting out the grain handlers altogether, selling directly to ethanol plants and other end users.
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The BDRL operates similarly to companies like StemExpress, Advanced Bioscience Resources, and Da Vinci Biologics: as a middleman go-between for abortion clinics and end-users of aborted baby parts.
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The company plans to use the capital to basically do more of what it's already been doing, hiring, acquiring users at minimum cost, and supporting its customers and end-users.
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Instead, it wants to provide an objective look at what options are available and how they work together so that apps and ultimately end users can make their own decisions.
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We should not make big picture decisions about education policy without consulting the end users who have the most expertise in how those choices play out in our nation's schools.
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Under Li's tutelage, the firm, part of Beijing Enterprise Holdings, plans to move beyond gas distribution into natural gas trading by procuring supplies it can sell to Chinese end-users.
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To help bring down these costs, Congress still must address commonsense reforms like shifting fees when a plaintiff brings egregiously frivolous suits and staying patent suits filed against end users.
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Despite these opt-ins, end users may still not understand that their VPN app is actually tied to a much larger data collection operation, however anonymized that data may be.
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A cloud service can have an excellent developer environment and toolkit, but it will be of little value to enterprises unless it's easily accessible to end users around the world.
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Okta wants to change that by giving end users information about suspicious activity involving their login, while letting them share information with the company's security apparatus when it makes sense.
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" Merchant writes in his book: "'The problem with a phone,' Steve Jobs said in 2005, 'is that we're not very good going through orifices to get to the end users.
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There's nothing much to speak of right now for end users, but with the tech now in the hands of developers, we could see the first Line bots roll out soon.
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Apple's desktop computers have always been a reliable seller, and in recent years the company has made efforts to improve their performance for professional photographers, designers, and other high-end users.
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Where technology and economics collide Google's Android dominates the smartphone market overall, but Apple has attracted a disproportionate share of high-end users — and consequently an outsize share of smartphone profits.
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Airbud uses existing information scraped from the website, paired with an easy plug-and-play system for clients, to automatically build out a knowledge graph and have conversations with end-users.
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It also argues for the creation of standards providing "oversight of the manufacturing process of intelligent and autonomous technologies" in order to ensure end users are not harmed by autonomous outcomes.
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Artisanal product becomes mixed with official-sector product, causing traceability problems for end-users desperate to avoid being tainted by allegations of using a metal generated by child or "slave" labor.
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But only WhatsApp's most devoted end users participated in this beta, as they would have to track the WhatsApp website or the APK Mirror site to stay informed about new builds.
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So high-end users wouldn't need a camera-studded VR room, and mobile users could do far more with their headsets; they might even get less motion-sick in the process.
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Cisse says Google's AI principles aims to build trust between the people who create the technology and the end users, and the technology should be aligned with the values of society.
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It's expanding support for notifications, the company announced – meaning more developers will now be able to alert their app's end users about updates and new content using lights and audio cues.
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The technology platform itself, iPug, uses gamification, rewards artificial intelligence, and personalization techniques to make the information shared in the app relevant to the end users, and retain them over time.
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End-users such as ethanol and livestock producers have been bidding up for supplies of old-crop corn in recent weeks due to uncertainty about the size of the 2019 crop.
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The news assistant also could recommend which article should be published next using an editorial push notification, simultaneously suggesting the best time for sending the push notification to the end users.
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Most come under British or American law, irrespective of which country the end users is based, a reflection of how London and New York are at the heart of the market.
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What that will actually mean for end users trying to process videos in Handbrake or edit photos in Adobe Photoshop, or even just playing around in PUBG, remains to be seen.
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Profit-margins at Chinese steel mills plunged more than 66 percent in November, data tracked by Jinrui Futures showed, because of oversupply in the market and tepid demand from end-users.
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"Diverting is probably not an option because CNOOC has contracts with downstream end-users (in China)," Wen Wang, a senior consultant with Wood Mackenzie's China gas and LNG team, also said.
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"One of the biggest reasons why detachables are growing so fast is because end users are seeing those devices as PC replacements," IDC research director for tablets, Jean Philippe Bouchard said.
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While the attacks have raised concerns for cyber authorities and end-users worldwide, they have helped cybersecurity stocks as investors bet governments and corporations will spend more to upgrade their defenses.
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While ever-changing airfare ticket prices are a complex thing to track, this data is presented to Hopper's end users in an easy-to-read format by way of Hopper's app.
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This technology-led disruption to the marketplace is a growing feature of the asset management industry, particularly on the retail side where the lower fees are attractive for many end users.
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The company, founded in 2011, started making files available to "all end users" this June, even where not legally required to do so — such as in New York, where I live.
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The team is focused on building fully automated processes, providing nearly invisible infrastructure to end users, and creating a global digital ecosystem for customers to build their own scalable banking products.
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As supplies grow tighter, he added, the industry will also need to return to longer term contracts that provide security of supply for end-users and security of demand for suppliers.
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And neither do a diverse group of associations representing the vast majority of the fuel industry, as well as end users such as truck and rail companies that buy diesel fuel.
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Here, much like the Google G Suite integration announced last week, the companies are trying to make it easier for end users to access their content wherever they want to work.
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"One of the biggest reasons why detachables are growing so fast is because end users are seeing those devices as PC replacements," said IDC's Research Director for tablets, Jean Philippe Bouchard.
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But will these AI systems be able to do what companies like Google really want them to do, like predict the buying habits of end users better than existing recommendation software?
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With the new mobile operating system launched in September, Apple finally opened up its SiriKit framework to third-party apps, allowing end-users to better control their apps using voice commands.
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Facebook has "no way of guaranteeing the safe storage of the data of their end users if they are going to allow app developers to harvest it in mass," Vickery said.
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Imagine if "the Corporation for Public Facebook basically is charged with setting up a social media protocol for the public benefit, where the end users control their own data," he says.
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Combining a massive 1099-based workforce with generally faulty background check technology means that end-users are often not under the umbrella of Uber's 'brand safety' while they're in an actual Uber.
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"In Europe, for example, the aggregate expenditure for end users that have implemented the dual-reporting framework is estimated to be in excess of 100 million euros ($114 mln)," their statement said.
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By allowing companies to add voice/chat bot utility to their websites, Airbud hopes to increase retention of end-users on sites and give them easier access to the information they seek.
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Last summer, it released Driverless AI, a product that brings a high level of automation to the machine learning process that could put it in reach of even non-technical end users.
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More specifically, the company is taking a bottom-ups approach, hoping that end users will turn on its product in large enough numbers that management will be compelled to take a look.
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"An oil price at above $60/bbl is unlikely to dampen buyers' enthusiasm as refiners can pass on the cost to end-users on the upward trend of crude prices," Tee said.
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"While we haven't hastened the speed of light, we have built a superior cloud network as a result of the well-provisioned direct paths between our cloud and end-users," Traynor wrote.
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Having non-maintained apps that don't work or even don't look and feel current contributes to a poor user experience, and it makes finding newer, quality apps more difficult for end users.
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Not all applications of AI can be completely automated, however, if the perceived risk is too high for end users to accept, or if regulations mandate that humans must approve the decision.
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Beyond premium prices, those producers are evaluating options such as direct sales, using new web-based marketplaces, and higher interaction with end-users to grab a larger part of the sales proceeds.
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"The ongoing coupling of the European energy markets will lead to more convergence of electricity prices in the various European countries, and will make electricity more affordable for end users," he said.
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Microsoft had been beta testing the device with a number of end users and developers, but the general feedback led the company to cancel it and put 3D Touch development on hold.
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A MasterCard contactless corporate card is issued to business end users and no fee is charged for transactions when it is used abroad to make transfers between fellow Revolut business account holders.
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Organizing health plans in this manner would also provide end users with more opportunities to choose the health care services and plans they want and the prices they are willing to pay.
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According to AISSOT, the company "is in a position to invest in and gradually acquire a significant fleet to transport the majority of Iraqi crude oil to end users at competitive rates".
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A far cry from past waves of venture-backed energy startups, the downstream cleantech companies offered more familiar technology with more familiar business models, geared toward more recognizable verticals and end users.
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End users could arguably be justified in not considering this result, as it is baffling to me that such a setting would ever be included as an option in the first place.
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Okta wants to make every user a security ally Okta is giving end users information about suspicious activity involving their login, while letting them share information with the company's security apparatus. 4.
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From specific markets, to the dynamics within communities, and societies and companies, to the end users and the products they are offered, we are nowhere near the end of the innovation cycle.
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The app is free for end users, seeing the Paris and New York-based startup generate affiliate revenue from supermarkets that want to use the service to acquire younger, mobile-first customers.
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While we are proud of our long track record of availability with Amazon S3, we know how critical this service is to our customers, their applications and end users, and their businesses.
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Most vessels will not arrive at their destinations for several weeks, but they are for end-users like India's Reliance Industries Ltd, which pays for Venezuelan crude by cash and oil swaps.
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Reports about the dire conditions in which some cobalt and copper is mined, including cases of child labor, have piled pressure on producers and end-users to prove supply chains are clean.
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This dramatically increases the visibility of apps' use of your location data, potentially highlighting troublesome apps to end users who may not have been aware of what permissions the app had been given.
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S.B. 822 would forbid ISPs from discriminating against websites and services by blocking or throttling their traffic and further prohibits them from charging app and content providers exorbitant fees to reach end users.
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"Without regulatory forbearance, we think there is a material risk that many firms, particularly the smaller end users, will be unable to access the market from March 1," O'Malia said in a statement.
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The WorkSpaces provide end users with access to documents, applications and other resources, and can be used from any supported device, including Windows and Mac computers, Chromebooks, iPads, Fire tablets and Android tablets.
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And like the others, WorkMail is about leveraging the power of Amazon Web Services to more directly serve the needs of a business's end users, rather than being just a back-end solution.
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Ball acknowledges that end users aren't thinking about any of this when they use Salesforce products, but says buyers certainly are hearing about AI technology and are asking about it in sales calls.
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The key shift in these new messengers is the ability to integrate third-party software that can "push" messages with machine learning to help end users get only the data that is relevant.
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Sardana also said Tata was studying the design ships, with a view to transporting compressed natural gas from the Middle East to India for power generation or to distribute directly to end users.
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For many years it has traditionally sold oil directly to end-users, mainly in Asia, based on a retroactive pricing system rather than the forward pricing used by Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iraq.
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At present, helium from the reserve is being sold to helium vendors on an in-kind basis, which is discounted from the open-market price and marked for sale to federal end users.
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The Boeing Company on Thursday offered new details on its proposed passenger aircraft deal with Iran and rejected suggestions that it had not done sufficient homework in identifying end users of the planes.
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Revolut makes its money by advertising to its consumer end users, of which it claims 650,000 since its establishment two years ago, but it will charge its new business users an account fee.
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Aluminium made with clean energy has appeal, as dirtier sources have led to the closure of some smelters and end-users are increasingly concerned about the environmental impact of their entire supply chains.
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Because the U.K. exists as part of the EU customs system, goods and services transfer back and forth, making it hard to determine where the end users of American products are actually located.
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It's important to demonstrate that even though the product is very raw, the need in the market is so huge that end users are willing to jump through hoops to use the product.
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Meanwhile, industrial metals markets are expecting further deliveries into exchange-monitored warehouses as end-users in Europe and the United States close down operations due to the virus, indicating supply is swamping demand.
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Post Quantum (PQ Solutions) is a London cybersecurity firm that specializes in using cryptography to create digital signatures, non-repudiation capabilities and immutable audit trails on blockchains and in end users' digital procedures.
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In a 2202-2628 ruling, the court said FERC did not overstep its authority when it imposed a rule requiring electric utilities to pay end users to cut their consumption when demand rises.
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Fortunately, some engineers and AI experts are recognizing that the end users of a new technology must have a central role in guiding its design to specify which problems they're trying to solve.
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Pernot said Saft's third generation batteries would offer a first step into the auto sector and the company was already in talks with some automakers and other end-users to understand future needs.
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That leaves a huge balance of business exposed to a different kind of risk, though: that of shareholders, regulators, policymakers and end-users rapidly changing their approach to pricing and mitigating climate risk.
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In this new reality, end users are forced to agree to "take it or leave it" end user license agreements (EULAs), in which the licensor can change its terms of service without notice.
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"This is a very welcome announcement and helps build towards a more globally harmonised environment for end-users of FX markets," said James Kemp, a managing director at GFMA, a global industry trade body.
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Moderate Reimbursement Risk: DDV is a business-to-business provider that does not directly face reimbursement exposure, but does have indirect exposure to third-party pricing pressure from dealers who sell to end users.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Oil price reporting agency Argus is launching a Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) listed Singapore marine fuels future contract on Monday, catering primarily to suppliers and end-users of the fuel.
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Unfortunately, consumers will likely still have to pay for professional repair services since the EU's rules only force companies to make spare parts and repair information available to professional repairers rather than end users.
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Beyond issues around privacy and security, the spread of hate speech and disinformation, platform providers are also being criticized for their reliance on opaque algorithms that determine what is shown to their end users.
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By solving the ambulance problem, it reversed backwards inside the healthcare systems to provide a free of charge medical search platform for end users by integrating information about medical practices and doctors' individual schedules.
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With the company's Business solution, which starts at $2/month per user, I.T. administrators can remotely deploy the software to end users' machines, onboard new users, assign credentials, sync changes, track usage and more.
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And perhaps people should be concerned — all the major voice assistants, including those from Google, Amazon, Apple and Samsung, as well as Microsoft, employ humans who review the voice data collected from end users.
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Certainly automatic model generation, if it works as described and truly delivers the best models in an automated fashion, is highly sophisticated technology, but in the end, users don't care about any of that.
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But by bundling this "entertainment control" feature into Alexa's existing Smart Home Skill API, hands-free TV becomes just another part of the larger smart home ecosystem, while simplifying the experience for end users.
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But amidst these improvements, there's one item that continues to get pushed down to customers and end-users: The burden of creating and managing dozens of different passwords to access all of their accounts.
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"Part of why we wanted to go all the way and acquire this technology was that we wanted it to be seamless and integrated and simple and not weird for end users," Walker said.
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The carrier has since made it easier for end users to turn Binge On's service on or off, and video service providers can now opt out of having their streams modified by T-Mobile.
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Talent Insights is significant in part because it is LinkedIn's first foray into business intelligence, that branch of enterprise analytics aimed at helping execs and other corporate end users make more informed business decisions.
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While super convenient for end users looking to send out emails, it also means that those who like to keep their email address more private will have some trouble doing so in the future.
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CompuServe, which got its start in 1969 as a computer time-sharing firm targeted at large companies, slowly evolved into a consumer-targeted service that offered different kinds of online software to end users.
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Still, the possibility that end users' privacy could have been breached is surely alarming to Mixpanel customers who trust it to watch how their sites and apps are used to optimize performance and monetization.
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In addition, Android TV will get a new remote control app that will use Nearby Connections to make the initial setup process easier on end users, as well to enable new second screen experiences.
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"The businesses that are accused of using the Roku platform to distribute pirated content in Mexico developed Roku channels, and then sold subscriptions to these channels directly to end users," explains a Roku spokesperson.
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While it seems like it's now becoming table stakes to include an A.I.-powered assistant in mobile messaging apps, the real-world benefits of these integrations for end users are still a bit unproven.
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Section 9114, "Unlawful Acts," will exempt EPA, pesticide manufacturers and end users from liability for killing endangered wildlife if the EPA determines that the pesticide won't jeopardize listed species or destroy critical habitat. Rep.
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Three packages ranging from £25 up to £1,000 per month are available to business end users, who get additional features such as real-time spending notifications and data analysis alerts, plus dedicated customer support.
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Specifically, AgVend's pitch is that manufacturers aren't so crazy about FBN getting between their offerings and their end users — in large part because FBN is able to secure group discounts on those users' behalf.
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GM will be reviewing apps prior to making them available to end users, but the SDK does offer a one-click submission process to compress your software and send it for testing and review.
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Banuba's SDK also enables app developers to utilise background subtraction, which is similar to "green screen" technology regularly used in movies and TV shows, enabling end-users to create a range of AR scenarios.
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Another aspect of ad-based business models we've seen in recent months is actually yet a different form of tension — this time, not between the end users and advertisers, but between creators and advertisers.
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There are a number of AI companies building tools for non-technical business end-users, and one of the areas that comes close to what Eigen is doing is robotic process automation, or RPA.
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AMD may also depend on third parties, such as customers, vendors and end users to deploy AMD's mitigations or create their own, and they may delay, decline or modify the implementation of such mitigations.
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Executives say consolidation is inevitable, as rising market transparency means companies have fewer opportunities to exploit quality or timing dislocations between producers and end-users to win deals outside of exchanges or futures markets.
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Griswold does a great job giving an overview of how Uber is using economists not just to improve its product for end users, but also to shape the discussion of public policy around the company.
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The target audience are city dwellers, mostly, and the idea was to create a car that would accommodate both the realities of less available space, while also offering upper-end users the comfort they seek.
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In fact, based on some recent corporate shuffling, Asus is so emboldened by the ROG phone that the company is shifting its mobile strategy to focus even more on mobile gaming and high-end users.
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The company offers an analytics platform that Bien says has been designed to appeal to everyone from database managers to developers to end users who need to work with the data to do their jobs.
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Neither company is committing to exactly when end users will be able to enable this, but Microsoft has launched a site to sign up for more information on when Alexa and Cortana integration is live.
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And the issue of control is connected to that, in that the more control end users have over their own data, the more they're able to make informed choices in weighing the costs and benefits.
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The joint venture between Howard Energy Partners and Mexico's Grupo Clisa is expected to transport over 0.6 bcfd of U.S. gas to end-users in and around Monterrey, Mexico, according to Howard Energy Partners website.
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LONDON, May 4 (IFR) - The European Commission has proposed measures to alleviate the reporting burden on derivatives end-users as part of a review of rules governing the US$544trn over-the-counter swaps market.
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Kremlin-controlled Rosneft, which aims to ramp up natural gas sales as it squares up to Russian gas firm Gazprom, said it hoped to access China's domestic gas market and end-users via swap deals.
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A warning: "So if we're just relying on consumers and end users, then we will end up in situations where this kind of ransomware attack is able to exploit vulnerabilities that aren't patched," she said.
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"We are providing a much more [unified] experience for end users from on-boarding to retiring devices, communicating with IT, password resets — all of things they do across devices while interacting with IT," he said.
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Many systems require data aggregation, performance measurement, quantitative reporting and other such services to deliver meaningful interfaces to their end users, as well as value to the institutions that develop and or lease those interfaces.
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Smartling will immediately integrate Jargon's technology into its own cloud-based software, allowing clients to preview translated content and graphic user interface elements within their mobile apps before they are pushed out to end-users.
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The shortlist includes Chinese, other Asian and non-Asian firms, including lithium end-users, firms already in the lithium industry and materials and industrial firms looking to get into the lithium supply chain, Tse said.
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"We need to bridge the gap between those who produce climate information – like met offices – and end-users such as farmers by communicating knowledge in local languages that the users can identify with," he said.
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But greater clarity on the direction and speed at which it expects to move rates could help reduce volatility in the Canadian dollar and allow end users to better manage their exposure to the currency.
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Sloane Joie Trugman, founder of the UPDATAD Project & Terms and Conditions Initiative, which aims to empower end-users, is starting to investigate how people are using artificial intelligence and machine learning to perpetrate revenge porn.
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Refiners like South Korea's GS Caltex and Japan's Idemitsu, Cosmo and Tonen General who buy condensate for their refineries are likely to be the first end users to step away from condensates when prices spike.
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Net-new apps will need to solve the tough problem of determining how much end users will pay for "artificial intelligence" and how to ensure they capture a portion of the value delivered to users.
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Beijing Gas is now the link between end-users and energy producers such as PetroChina Ltd and has invested billions of dollars over the years in domestic gas infrastructure controlled by the state-owned company.
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Power producers have struggled to figure out a winning model since the late 1990s, when many states broke up large utilities to allow competition in segments like generating power and selling electricity to end users.
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The company had operated at least 20 apps, including VPNs and ad blockers, whose main purpose was to collect app usage data from end users in order to make estimations about app trends and revenues.
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Microsoft is leaving it up to end users to span apps across two displays, and the company previously revealed its best practices for apps and websites on devices like the Surface Duo and Surface Neo.
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Another, from Microsoft's Jaron Lanier and Glen Weyl, considers the much-needed concept of "data dignity," which foresees a labor union-like institution that negotiates the terms for data sharing on behalf of end-users.
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You bought the whole stack, which made life easier for IT — even if it didn't always work out so well for end users, who were stuck using software that was designed with administrators in mind.
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"It's very possible that wherever this zero-day came from it could have been sold to both nation-state end users and criminals," John Hultquist, an analyst at FireEye, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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BC's focus on various end users within the fitness segment (commercial, consumer, rehabilitation, recreation, corporate well-being, and group exercise) gives BC some degree of diversification and exposure to many types of varying trends and preferences.
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Instead of just rounding up a list of apps editors like, the new App Store will use large, colorful imagery, video content and "stories" to help introduce new and updated apps and games to end users.
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"The choice to invest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will be open to end users, the government is taking proactive measures to curb fraud and illicit transactions," said Kartik Shinde, a partner at consultancy EY India.
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My take on impersonation — I think there are major use cases, from health to finance, where it is super important for the end users to know if they are talking to a human or a bot.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice are probing the way the Italian-American automaker reports vehicle sales to individuals, rental fleets and other end users, the company said in a statement.
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"AC-plug power supplies are a cheap workaround to various engineering, economic, and regulatory problems that manufacturers face, and they solve those problems by pushing them off onto end users," wrote OS News contributor David Adams.
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What bots do is provide a way to use natural language to interact with software, and when done well, they can surface the value often hidden inside a software package, directly to non-technical end users.
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For example, students who are more interested in medicine and engineering find that taking rigorous classes in anthropology, philosophy, history and creative writing helps them better understand future patients or the end users of their technology.
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Asked whether for-profit companies were seen as competitors, especially those offering "freemium" access to their platforms — where some curriculum and software features are available at zero cost to teachers or end users — Brown said no.
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The fashion industry isn't necessarily racing into the future, but some startups and even some big brands are taking steps toward technology that not only help end-users but also help the brands and retailers themselves.
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A group of Apple developers recently banded together as a group called "The Developers Union" in order to plead with Apple, en masse, to allow them to offer free trials of their apps to end users.
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Aluminium consumers include product makers such as Novelis, Constellium and Arconic, while end users would include auto makers such as Ford, which produces the F150 pick up truck with a body made entirely out of aluminium.
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"Every day these prices go up we're seeing end users scrambling to buy, which is adding to the supportive undertone in the futures market," said Terry Reilly, senior agriculture futures analyst at Futures International in Chicago.
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The cakes are donations meant to be passed along to the food bank's end users — more than half a million residents of Washington, DC, and its Maryland and Virginia suburbs who don't have enough to eat.
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"Emojis are the easiest and quickest way manufacturers can bring something to end users around AR capabilities that consumers get straight away," Francisco Jeronimo, research director for European mobile devices at IDC, told CNBC by phone.
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"The physical market will slow down before the Lunar New Year and most end users will stop buying from next week until ... February," Gu said, referring to a week-long holiday in China starting Jan. 24.
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"What's important is end users like NOAA fully vet the information that they are getting from other companies out there and making sure the claims are being made can stand up to scientific scrutiny," Petty says.
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Over the span of 28503 to 22019, natural gas end-users, which include American households, businesses, manufacturers and electric power generators, have realized an incredible $1.1 trillion in savings, according to a recently released economic analysis.
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For consumers and other end users, Andromeda will first appear as yet another OS option, because Google isn't likely to immediately drop standalone versions of Android or Chrome OS after the announcement or release of Andromeda.
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Masnick has long argued for a shift from platforms to more open protocols, and thinks this may be an opportunity for whatever the managing body looks like to embrace data portability and control by end users.
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Business Models Pay for Use Versus Selling Data: A business model based on developers or end users paying for what they use ensures the platform won't be tempted to collect more than necessary and on-sell it.
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The buying spree came as Chinese corn prices rose after the government slashed its corn output forecast following droughts in some areas in the corn belt region, pushing end users like feed makers to the foreign market.
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But el Kaliouby emphasizes that Affectiva doesn't and won't develop lie detection features, and the company requires businesses using its technology to get explicit opt-ins and consent from their end users before analyzing their facial expressions.
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The pilot will involve organizations throughout the supply chain, from on-the-ground monitors checking that sites are not using child labor, through the refining process to end users, according to people helping to develop the scheme.
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German thermal operators currently obtain 3.8 cents a kWh in the wholesale market for power delivery next year while end-users of electricity pay around 30 cents/kWh, due to a high share of taxes and fees.
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As noted above, this jailbreak doesn't offer anything for end users and jailbreak enthusiasts to take advantage of for now- but it is a first step in re-establishing a jailbreak community focused on the Apple TV.
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"The order specifically requires service providers to guarantee they will not "block, throttle or prioritize internet content or applications or require that end users pay different or higher rates to access specific types of content or applications.
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Ransomware creators are constantly embedding advertising, pornography, shopping and other highly trafficked online networks with their handiwork, which is programmed to ferret out those browser vulnerabilities and infect computers when the end-users click on activating links.
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OpenFin's operating system provides three key solutions which, while present on your mobile phone, has previously been absent in the financial services industry: easier deployment of apps to end users, fast security assurances for applications and interoperability.
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Q-CTRL currently has four products it offers to the market: Black Opal, Boulder Opal, Open Controls and Devkit — aimed respectively at students/those exploring quantum computing, hardware makers, the research community and end users/algorithm developers.
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Today, the company is launching version 3.0 of its service and with that, it's not just putting a fresh coat of paint on the service but also launching a number of new features for end users and developers.
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They prefer to have clients locked into fixed supply contracts which run for decades and make buyers take fixed amounts of monthly volumes irrespective of demand, with no right to re-sell surplus supplies to other end-users.
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The feature was enabled on Fire TV devices over the past few weeks, but a software update began to roll out on October 19 which includes an explanation to end users, so they're aware of the new functionality.
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In December, Hulu announced the debut of user profiles in order to make its streaming TV service more personalized to end users, offering each user their own Watchlist, viewing history and recommendations based on their activity and interests.
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Two months since buyers discovered Russia was shipping oil contaminated with organic chloride, which is designed to boost output but can destroy refining equipment, less than half of the tainted crude loaded on tankers has found end-users.
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While some variant of Article 11 and Article 13 is likely be approved next spring, public pressure could force inclusion of additional safeguards for end users, Member of the European Parliament Julia Reda told me in an email.
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As to how the company currently makes money, since the service is free to end users, the company charges businesses and organisations for access to anonymised data to help them understand how they and their competitors are performing.
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The most interesting innovation is happening at the top of the stack—at the interface with end users— where technology development intersects with design and where a swipe right or a hold might decide the next breakout business.
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In addition, Empower isn't just pulling in data from banks and other financial firms – it has partnered with the providers, and then performs in-house data cleaning and structuring to help the data make sense to end users.
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"The higher-quality end of the thermal coal market is experiencing stronger demand as a number of key seaborne end users are changing their quality requirements due to a greater focus on environmental and generation efficiency," Whitehaven said.
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But we aren't going to see any big-money fat-protocol applications, or any decentralized people's revolution either, until and unless the technology gets much easier and cheaper to use — for both end users and developers like me.
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In our digitally connected future before us, will law enforcement simply bypass end users like you and me and compel companies to turn on our Nest cameras, unlock our August Smart Locks or tune in to our Echos?
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"The apparent violations involved the exportation or re-exportation, and attempted exportation or re-exportation of U.S.-origin goods ultimately intended for end-users in Iran by way of China," it said in a notice on its website.
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The restart would provide U.S. end-users of cobalt, a key ingredient in rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles (EVs), with a refining base nearer to home than China, where most of the world's cobalt refining capacity is located.
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"Our focus at the NRA Show is the same as it has always been: to interact with consumers and media and demonstrate new products that showcase our brands' commitment to our end users," Vista said in a statement.
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The backlash against the MacBook Pro's butterfly keyboard, with its surprisingly "low" failure rate, has been useful for end users who felt that key travel had finally been sacrificed too much in the long battle for lower weight.
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Services like Spotify, Pandora, and Apple Music today all offer a variety of features focused on developing a unique experience for their end users, from song recommendations, new personalized playlist updated weekly, user-programmed radio stations, and more.
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And while platform switching was historically driven by forced migrations (Blackboard buying competitors and terminating product lines), today's selections are most often rooted in involuntary reasons, such as moving to the cloud or improving the end users' experience.
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That being said, a decision to purge the App Store of third-party screen time and parental control apps is one that may come across to the impacted end users of these apps as being in poor taste.
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Once operational, the plant would be the sole North American producer of refined cobalt for the electric vehicle market and lessen dependence of U.S. end-users on China, where most of the world's cobalt refining capacity is located.
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"From the developers' point of view, the ease of bringing their apps and services to the end users, and how quickly they can monetize their work, is very important," said Jason Low, an analyst with research firm Canalys.
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"Many of our customers are seeing the advantage of being able to build smart multi-banking products with the data that they are now able to fetch and use to add value for their end users," he says.
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Gulati said that when Bruno joined, it was expected he would be a "silicon person" but his role quickly broadened to think more strategically about what the chipset of the iPhone and iPad should deliver to end users.
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The first model was chunky, simple, and derided as a blown-up iPhone, but in the end, users loved the large touchscreen experience, pointing the way toward the tablet becoming more capable and laptop-like in the future.
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The firm also pointed out there is some debate over whether or not the growth in third-party skills even matters, since so many of them are virtually invisible – never discovered by end users or installed in large numbers.
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End users love it, but as a result, many are using Slack in settings for which it was never intended — planning dinner with their spouses, discussing weekend plans with friends, or managing PTA meetings with fellow parents and teachers.
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Knowing that internal IT support calls would spike with so many end users experiencing a new system, the client had Avanade create an AI-powered bot to answer questions about the new technology and resolve problems without human intervention.
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Whatever it does or doesn't lead to, it's an interesting experiment that definitely stands out among brand advertisements, and a sign that Snapchat is thinking differently about how it might engage both business and end users in that regard.
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The product fits alongside other solutions designed for the corporate crowd, like WorkDocs (previously Zocalo), an enterprise storage and sharing service; and Amazon WorkSpaces, a managed desktop computing service that lets IT provision cloud-based desktops for end users.
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The screen becomes simplified, type and logos get bigger, options become more limited (though more focused), and end users start to get a feel for what an integrated Android Auto experience would be like — but in their current car.
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" It also says it could "take judicial measures to protect the legal rights and interests of our Company, our employees and our shareholders, and to fulfill obligations and take responsibilities to our global customers, end-users, partners and suppliers.
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Aira has built a service that basically puts a human assistant into a blind user's ear by beaming live-streaming footage from the glasses camera to the company's agents who can then give audio instructions to the end users.
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It's more than likely Google and third-party ad blockers will come to some sort of working solution by then—but how effective it is for end users will depend on whose version of the story you trust more.
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Of course, the downside to monkeying around with the way the rankings appear is that end users won't know which apps are truly popular at any given time – they'll only see the most popular apps they haven't yet downloaded.
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Expanding to third-party partnerships is not too surprising, given that these are hybrid clouds that we are talking about here — where end users are bringing together a number of different computing environments to work in a single place.
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Positioning the Home app for end users at the center of this universe can keep Apple essentially involved in every rising trend within the smart home market, no matter where Tim Cook and company place bets on building hardware.
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That's the argument made by "Being an active manager is not in favor right now with end users and clients, but it will probably come back with a bit of a bang," Desai told Business Insider in an interview.
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"The aluminum market is a very opaque market, which needs in our view, a lot more transparency because the end users of aluminum are basically paying the bill and sometimes we don't know what that bill entails," he said.
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" CFTC Commissioner Rostin Behnam said in a statement that he looks forward to working with his fellow commissioners "to consider carefully targeted regulatory adjustments that will support market participants, end-users, and customers by prioritizing safe, transparent derivatives markets.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asia's market for condensate, an ultra-light oil, should outperform crude oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets in 2017 as demand from new end-users is expected to peak just as Middle East supply should tighten.
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"This Regulation aims at ensuring an effective and equal protection of end-users when using functionally equivalent services, so as to ensure the protection of confidentiality, irrespective of the technological medium chosen," they write in the draft eprivacy proposal.
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For end users, we think people that use this will approach it as something of a console-like experience, for living room gaming, local multiplayer party style games, or just delivering a console-like experience on a big screen.
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The rationale behind the ETF is that investors can balance the risk inherent in the volatile energy sector through exposure to suppliers, which benefit from higher oil and gas prices, and end users, which profit when commodity costs fall.
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Mark Holman, a partner at TwentyFour Asset Management, expects 10 bps rate cut from the ECB next year, pushing German 10-year yields to -0.40% amid reluctance by euro zone banks to pass on negative rates to end-users.
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Combined, these features have helped push Google Maps beyond being a simple utility for finding places and navigating to them — but have turned it into more of a platform that leverages technology to offer a personalized experience for end users.
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"We have all kinds of strategic flexibility to do things that would perhaps be more amenable to both the end users as well as the advertisers and publishers, so we expect to do things even in that space," Nadella said.
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The review also sketched out a snapshot of the foreign exchange markets, saying over the last three years, hedge funds, non-financial end users and smaller banks have lessened their market presence as institutional investors upped theirs, mostly for hedging purposes.
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By Jessica Dye California's highest court has ruled that suppliers of hazardous materials may defeat failure-to-warn claims if they can show they sold those materials to a sophisticated intermediary who could understand and convey the risks to end users.
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Lively boils down to two products: a tool for employers to give their employees health savings accounts and manage contributions and payroll; and an account for end-users that's free to set up and get an HSA up and running.
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There's a lot of hard work going on behind the scenes from Google engineers (see here for some deep technical dives), but as far as end users are concerned, it already works pretty well, and is getting better very quickly.
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"From what our researchers have seen, there is an elaborate marketplace on the Dark Web where the stolen data is distributed through channels to end users," said Leon Lerman, the CEO of Cynerio , a healthcare security company based in New York.
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For instance, bugs that impact end users are the most important, along with factors such as the difficulty of exploiting the vulnerability, the technical skills required for an attack, and if the bug violates the intended use of the product.
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Following a year-long investigation into gas supply concerns, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) concluded suppliers have "taken advantage" of potentially lower gas supply to eastern Australia end-users to raise prices and place onerous conditions on buyers.
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And while Salke's statements were light on key details – like when such an effort would reach end users, for example, or what changes, exactly, would be in store, there's plenty of room to speculate on what Prime Video's app today lacks.
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The idea here is that incorporating tools that people are already using is the best way of getting them to engage in using them more, and giving end users a choice and flexibility is better than locking them into something.
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End-users of corn, such as producers of livestock feed and ethanol, have been bidding up for old-crop supplies in the cash market this week, especially in the eastern Midwest, where farmers have been hit hard by unrelenting spring rains.
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Since they make so much of their money from you by charging you for phones and additional apps and services, they don't need to sell or even use your data for businesses that are not aligned with the end users.
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"Facebook and Instagram should institute both human and technical auditing mechanisms designed to effectively identify potential violations of company policies, both by developers and their end users, and take swift action for violations," the coalition said in a letter to Facebook.
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Still, while Facebook has continually promised to learn from its mistakes and protect end users from such abuse moving forward, it's clear many believe that simply eliminating Facebook from their lives entirely is a quicker and and more efficient solution.
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LONDON, Oct 24 (IFR) - Swaps compression cycles intended to tear up superfluous contracts have been extended to client-cleared buyside trades for the first time, enabling end-users that are not direct members of a clearinghouse to collapse redundant exposures.
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A buying spree right now would be painful for well-stocked Chinese soybean end-users and traders, according to interviews with five executives at major trading houses and processors, particularly as U.S. beans are more expensive than supplies from rival Brazil.
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" Here's what the New York Times' best seller methodology section says about that dagger symbol: "Sales are defined as completed transactions by vendors and individual end users during the period on or after the official publication date of a title.
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Article continues after the video below "Natural user interface" features like motion tracking create huge problems for designers, even before they start worrying about lazy end-users who can't be arsed to clear space for a round of Dance Central.
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"Mandatory relocation...is likely to increase costs for end-users of the derivatives market, given current economies of scale in London from pooling liquidity in several currencies," said Paul Richards of the International Capital Market Association in its quarterly report.
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Instead, voice apps have to be first coded by developers, and generally end up being tested in the wild in the hands of end users who enable the voice application on their Alexa -powered speakers, like the Echo, or Google Home.
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The central bank swaps had managed to get more dollars into the banking system but the flow of that cash into brokerages, companies and other end users of dollar funding was still hamstrung by concerns over credit quality, analysts said.
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The central bank swaps had managed to get more dollars into the banking system but the flow of that cash into brokerages, companies and other end users of dollar funding was still hamstrung by concerns over credit quality, analysts said.
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That will see slower purchasing among enterprise end users, although later adopters in the SME segment will finally make the change when support for Windows it 7 finally ends this month (it's been on the cards for years at this point).
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The proposal will also increase the risk of exports to unauthorized end users in conflict zones as the Commerce Department, charged with promoting sales, will gather less information about those engaged in the arms trade and neglect pre-license checks.
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The bill "allows for anticipatory hedges and the management of a hedge when it serves as a risk management tool for our producers and commercial end-users and not an investment or for speculation," said Committee Chairman Pat Roberts of Kansas.
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If you want to take Uber's word for it, the feature was used to do the job of map rendering on the phone before transferring it to the wearable, but it's another example of just how in the dark end users can be.
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While the legality of this case will likely play out over time, we as end users can feel better that in at least in some markets, companies are responding to a growing consumer demand for products that more aggressively protect our privacy.
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In cloud, its big challenge now is to continue to make sure that its software development — specifically by way of its unified, cloud-based Office 365 services — aligns with its cloud ambitions and makes the whole package more compelling for end users.
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Thinking about what kinds of services Vodafone may be providing to end users today — they will cover mobile data and voice connectivity, mobile broadband, IoT and 5G services — this first deal will involve tapping all four, with an emphasis on 5G and IoT.
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Considering Handy's business isn't suited to being used on a holiday weekend, this Black Friday promotion is an interesting way to get end-users on the platform on a day they normally wouldn't be, while incentivizing the legs (contractors) of the platform.
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Pricing: Free trial and package prices available upon request Amazon CloudFront is a CDN that integrates with other Amazon web services to provide an easy way to distribute content to end users with low latency, high data transfer speeds and no commitments.
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The new telemarketer-blocking app is seen as something of a sequel to Adblock Fast, as it also focuses on managing a large database, in an effort to protect end users from annoyances – in this case, unwanted calls, not frustrating online ads.
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Gold importing banks and big jewelers have also been hit by the growing entry of illicit gold, which avoids import duties and makes its way on to the so-called "grey market" where it is sold to end-users at a discount.
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The bottlenecking of the gateway between paper and physical markets resulted in a fracturing of the aluminium price between the basis LME price and the all-in price, manifest in a ballooning physical premium which most end-users had no way of mitigating.
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That raises all sorts of uncomfortable questions for U.S. end-users such as Apple, General Electric and Starbucks, who source their tin products from China, particularly if those products use metal from Yunnan Tin, which has been the main buyer of Myanmar ore.
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A dark theme option for YouTube users on Android is in the early stages of rolling out to end users, Google confirmed to TechCrunch, following a number of reports and sightings of the dark mode showing up for users in the app's settings.
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"GraphicsFuzz has pioneered the combination of fuzzing and metamorphic testing to yield a highly automatic method for testing graphics drivers that quickly finds and fixes bugs that could undermine reliability and security before they affect end users," the team explains in today's announcement.
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"The inclusion of non-EU benchmarks is important given the practical difficulties end-users would have faced due to issues associated with the qualification process for third-country benchmarks," said Rick Sandilands, a senior counsel at ISDA, a global derivatives industry body.
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The cobalt supply chain is far more complex but the developers of the pilot hope blockchain - a decentralized online database in the form of a distributed ledger - can at least track some of the stages that are a major worry for end users.
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Dealers will provide the device to end users, providing installation for the add-on hardware, which will then cost users $16.99 per month for 24 months to get telematics services including remote key fob (via smartphone), car location and vehicle health alerts.
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I highlighted the Save Page Now feature of the Wayback Machine, but of the more than billion URLs that we archive every week, those that are initiated via Save Page Now by end users, really crowdsourced, that's only a few tens of millions.
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At Google, Singhal was instrumental in helping create the world's leading search engine through advancements including building contextual awareness into query recognition and ensuring the quality and order of returned results – a massive undertaking that most end users take completely for granted.
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"The requirements as they stood would have had a negative impact on banks' trading book activities, and their ability to provide financing and hedging solutions to end users," Mark Gheerbrant, head of risk and capital at global derivatives industry body ISDA, said.
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While a lack of GDPR compliance is a concern for both end users and Telegram itself, app updates usually also include important security patches and bug fixes so if the block continues then iPhone users of the service could be left at risk.
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"We are proactively notifying potentially impacted customers to let them know about the incident, the steps we are taking to address the situation, and steps they can take to protect their end users," the company said in a statement published by TrendMicro.
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The CSP includes educational security training for SWIFT's many end users and a self-attestation requirement that all banks meet minimum security standards by the end of this year, which will be policed and regularly checked with various risk models and test scenarios.
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"While there are lots of products on the market designed to make email more secure, they all require a high degree of behavior change from end users or significant administration from IT teams, meaning that their effectiveness is diminished," argues the startup.
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Total global sales of smartphones to end users fell 2.7% in the quarter, with 373 million units sold Huawei did particularly well in two of its biggest markets, Europe and Greater China, where its smartphone sales grew by 69% and 33%, respectively.
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Mangesh Patankar, head of business development at energy consultancy Galway Group, said that GAIL was trying for lower prices because the company was struggling to sell contracted U.S. LNG on to end-users in India, who are demanding cheaper gas from GAIL themselves.
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The bottlenecking of the gateway between paper and physical markets resulted in a fracturing of the aluminum price between the basis LME price and the all-in price, manifest in a ballooning physical premium which most end-users had no way of mitigating.
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"I'm trying to set up worldwide access for sound programmers and end users to be able to get together without the problems of artist unavailability, high overhead of traveling, and mailing disk media back and forth," Bell told Network World in 1986.
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Space technology makes it possible to accurately identify locations — for instance, of personnel, forces and adversarial command and control centres (positioning); to determine the direction of an object — for instance the position of warships (navigation); and to synchronize timing across multiple end-users.
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These two categories of companies provide a large portion of the value behind intelligent apps, but the key question for this layer will be how to ensure these building blocks can capture a portion of the value they are delivering to end users.
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"Q-CTRL impressed us with their strategy; by providing infrastructure software to improve quantum computers for R&D teams and end-users, they're able to be a central player in bringing this technology to reality," said Tushar Roy, a partner at Square Peg.
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It's an ambitious goal, requiring him not just to find end users, such as a mining company that wants to send equipment to remote regions, but to configure and manage an entire airship-logistics network—transportation-leasing companies, insurance providers, financial firms.
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If this is how the executive branch decides to proceed, "you get an alternative to the data silos, and you show how a protocol design where end users get to choose where the data lives and what permissions exist would work," Masnick suggested.
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It said that orders had been faked by the company to control prices of metal it dealt in, while its "entrusting sales" program — allowing retail investors to lend money to end users to buy metals — had not been approved by China's central bank.
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"The focus on harmonizing rule sets ... is a vital part of efforts to reduce the compliance burden for derivatives end users," Scott O'Malia, chief executive of bank group the International Swaps and Derivatives Association and a former CFTC commissioner, said in a statement.
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The same transition later enabled apps like Dropbox, Yammer, Google Docs and Evernote to take hold in the enterprise in a very different way from the apps they often displaced — starting with individual end users, and only later catching the attention of IT departments.
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The bill also prohibits ISPs from charging app and content providers exorbitant fees to reach end users and enjoins them from congesting internet traffic to exact unreasonable payments from companies that interlink with the ISP networks to connect consumers with other parts of the web.
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It stemmed from the fact that end users were getting incredible user experiences on their tablets and smart phones, but when they came to work they were being forced to use stodgy old tools that lacked even basic design sense, never mind user centricity.
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Launched initially in Cairo in 2012 as a sort of "Uber for Ambulances," Vezeeta has gradually reversed into Middle Eastern healthcare systems to provide a free of charge medical search platform for end-users by integrating information about medical practices and doctors' individual schedules.
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Correction: this article was updated to clarify that carriers are responsible for launching RCS Chat and that though Google is a major backer and provides back-end services, it itself doesn't directly offer Chat services to end users beyond supporting it in Android Messages.
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To some extent, the financial crisis even creates interesting conditions for entrepreneurs, like an overall lower cost to build a business, higher availability of top talent and very real incentives for end users and companies to seek the efficiencies that technology startups typically unleash.
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While Spotify dukes it out with Apple and other big tech names to target high-end users in mostly developed markets, a startup out of China has raised some money to expand its music streaming business in the massive but still nascent market of Africa.
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If Airbus can pull off the prototype, the biggest hurdle might be regulation – transporting humans by drone is still a big legal no-no in dense metropolitan areas, and it'll be a challenge to prove its safety both to end users and municipal regulators.
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Cambridge, U.K., based Azuri Technologies has devised one such system, where end users in rural communities pay a one-off fee for a solar power system's installations, and then use their mobile to top that system up, buying credit on a monthly or weekly basis.
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The relocation of battery manufacturers is similar to China's scrap copper sector, where new restrictions on imports of solid waste and a need for importers to prove they are end-users of the material, prompted scrap companies to set base in South or Southeast Asia.
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When Americans hear the term "apprentice," they probably don't picture a young woman installing and configuring hardware and software, training end users in a new computer system, or conducting complex cost-benefit analyses of emerging technologies with an eye towards improving the company's productively.
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Transport costs for LPG are now about $100 per tonne but once the terminal is built that cost could fall to $30 as it will allow big ships to anchor, which would translate into a 10 percent lower price for end-users, he said.
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ADM, Bunge and others are caught between farmers who do not want to sell crops at low prices and end users, such as food companies, hunting for bargains amidst global oversupply, said Gary Blumenthal, chief executive for World Perspectives, a Washington-based agricultural consultancy.
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As chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee and a senior member of the Senate Finance Committee, I have listened to farmers, ranchers and other end users like manufacturers about the importance of access to the global marketplace, especially in a tough economy for farm country.
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"Lower oil prices strain the fiscal positions of fuel exporters and weigh on their growth prospects, while supporting household demand and lowering business energy costs in importers, especially in advanced economies, where price declines are fully passed on to end users," according to the IMF.
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Now, AT&T says it is stopping the sale of all location data to so-called location aggregators, companies that sit in the supply chain between the telcos and clients, and which play a vital role in having that data trickle down to end users.
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She said that while this tool is really designed for people with some programming or Slack admin-level knowledge, the ultimate goal is to make it easy enough for non-technical end users to build apps in Slack, something that is on the road map.
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That's one takeaway from the just-published iFixit + Greenpeace Consumer Electronics Guide, a compilation of repairability scores ranking some of the most popular gadgets, from smartphones to tablets to laptops, in terms how easy they are to repair by end users and independent repair shops.
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"End users like to have a mix of spot exposure and they like to have some certainty in their portfolios - as, I have to say, producers also benefit from," Paul Flynn, Chief Executive at Whitehaven Coal said in an earnings conference call on Tuesday.
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But the U.S. measures - tougher and deeper than past sanctions - have for now blocked a large portion of trading in Venezuelan oil worldwide as end-users are reluctant to take cargoes, leaving barrels stranded in the Atlantic basin, according to data from Refinitiv Eikon.
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"We know that the provisioning profile for the Facebook Research app was created on April 19, 2017, but this does not necessarily correlate to the date that Facebook distributed the provisioning profile to end users," said Timothy Powderly, Apple's director of federal affairs, in his letter.
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As Android builds rolled out, however, it became clear that Rubin's baby contained very little GNU, a vital anchor that keeps GNU/Linux operating systems transparent via a licensing strategy called copyleft, which requires modifications to be made available to end-users and prohibits proprietary derivatives.
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In a 2006 interview with Business 2.0, Costolo spoke of the importance of network effects of the platform thanks to all that scale, suggesting the idea of even combining popular feeds into "affinity groups" that users could follow, as well as organizing feeds for end users.
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"These materials are critical to U.S. industry and defence, and with nowhere else to turn for supplies in the near-term, the tariffs would invoke more suffering on U.S. end-users than China," said Ryan Castilloux, managing director of consultancy Adamas Intelligence, in an e-mail.
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Total revenue was $ $464.6 million, and of that, $454 million was direct revenue, split between $237.8 million from North America and $216.2 million from international (indirect revenue is revenue that does not come directly from Match Group's end users, and most of that is advertising revenue).
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Backchannel (it has a knack for names that are already in use, I guess) is a video and group messaging app that "leverages crypto identity and decentralization to promote free speech and serve privacy-minded end users" that is due to be launched later this year.
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The statement further added that Google's interest would be to defend and reinforce the business model of its Google Maps app, which offers a wide range of services to end users, including information on the location of charging stations for electric cars and how to reach them.
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Working from the firm's San Francisco Bay Area offices, Niko focuses his investment strategy on finding first-time technology founders with strong product instincts, a robust appetite for learning and a desire to create innovations with the potential to benefit millions of consumers or business end users.
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Because AI fundamentally works based on the data that is fed into it, it sometimes displays a real-world bias that isn't inclusive and representative of all end users, says Nyalleng Moorosi, a software engineer at the center whose work focuses on making AI more diverse.
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The mission now can be summarized as trying to make the entire business travel journey suck less — from booking flights and hotels; to admin tools for managing policies; analytics; customer support; all conducted within what's billed as a "consumer-like experience" to keep end-users happy.
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" Parker's commentary suggests that the deal is good news for all parties, but she touches on something in passing that shouldn't be overlooked: end-users are "growing fatigued with the dizzying number of choices they have for watching multiple video services over a myriad of devices.
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Microsoft has also gained ground in the past year by bundling its Azure computing service for developers along with Office and other software products for end users, such as in the more than $2 billion cloud deal it signed with AT&T Inc earlier this week.
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"Local demand has slightly weakened as end-users had built up some inventories by early this year and due to some concerns that the new U.S. import tariff on steel may weigh on global steel prices," Tokyo Steel's managing director, Kiyoshi Imamura, told reporters at a briefing.
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What may result is a tug-of-war between reduced demand and lower available supply, which may result in lower prices if demand drops by more, or in higher prices if the demand holds up and the supply can't reach end-users because of restrictions on ports.
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"Our system will be provided to end users completely ready to use, with all required elements including cabling and installation by a certified professional, at a starting price of 4,000 euros for 4.2 kilowatt-hours (kWh) nominal," Eaton Electical EMEA's Vice President of Marketing Cyrille Brisson said.
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The real impact on natural gas prices will be limited as the government mandate comes as dominant state-run gas suppliers plan to raise their city-gate wholesale prices to end users to compensate steep losses in imports, said Chen Zhu, managing director with consultancy SIA Energy.
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"While the rigorous, independent assessment process for contributions includes an ethical screening and if warranted full review, the ultimate end-use of innovations in a commercial setting is determined by firms and the end-users of their technology," an NRC spokesperson wrote Motherboard in an email.
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While the vast majority of Roy Hill's iron ore is sold under long-term contracts to end users, limiting its exposure to fluctuations in the spot price, the firm, like many others in the sector, will be hoping that recent trend in the iron ore price continues.
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There are many challenges for the Iraqi authorities: within the satellite Internet industry, no one assumes responsibility for identifying and vetting end users, the territory under Islamic State's often shifts, and a complex web of middlemen makes it tough to pinpoint who is selling militants Internet capacity.
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Apple began offering six figures rewards to hackers for discovering vulnerabilities in its products in 2016, likely due to the fact that such vulnerabilities can net millions of dollars on the gray market where they're likely to cause significantly more harm to end users in the wild.
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Although there is always more that could and should be done to ensure that end users know what happens to their personal information, any solutions need to embrace the entire industry and to calibrate the level of privacy protection based on the sensitivity of the data.
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The performance that they'll see out of it will be really exciting, and by making sure that their games work really well on Intel integrated graphics means, downstream, they'll have access to a larger install base of end users who will be able to play these games.
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Possibly. Sweeping legislative proposals like the Green New Deal places virtually all of the burden on utilities and industry, rather than end-users like us, by imposing a price on carbon so high that these businesses will be forced to switch to renewable energy by 2050.
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"These materials are critical to U.S. industry and defense, and with nowhere else to turn for supplies in the near-term, the tariffs would invoke more suffering on U.S. end-users than China," said Ryan Castilloux, managing director of consultancy Adamas Intelligence, in an e-mail.
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"Since the aim is creating a more discerning public around deepfakes because forensic technologies are always available that can automatically detect them for end users, there is a newspaper within the setting actually includes how deepfakes are made and what are the issues around them," Harrell said.
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The South Korean electronics giant is looking to target high-end users, in addition to luring consumers away from Apple's iPhone X. There will be two versions of the device — one with 21.8GB internal storage and one with 9GB storage, or twice the iPhone X's storage.
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Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Pat Roberts, whose panel will eventually vote on the two CFTC nominees, said Thursday he wants to make sure that both Brummer and Quintenz are sensitive to these so-called "end-users" who rely on derivatives to hedge against price fluctuations that impact their businesses.
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Sinha says Midfin Systems was created to help enterprise customers create a "limitless infrastructure" experience for their developers, end users and administrators that combines cloud agility and economics without having to sacrifice control over where their applications and data are hosted, protected and governed from a compliance perspective.
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Mainland steel companies were making huge losses last year so they cut back production quite sharply, resulting in mills, traders and end users in the manufacturing sector rapidly using up existing stocks towards the end of 2015 and early this year, explained Paul Bartholomew, senior managing editor at Platts.
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A rugged Sailfish-powered device piloted by Russian post A rugged Sailfish-powered device piloted by Russian post Jolla is not yet breaking out end users for Sailfish OS per market but Pienimäki says that overall the company is now "clearly above" 100k (and below 500k) devices globally.
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The Rusal sanctions have upended the aluminum supply chain, as companies cut contracts to use Rusal metal, leaving producers of cans or auto parts scrambling for supplies, which is likely to feed into higher costs for end users such as automakers, like Toyota, or beer can makers like Ball.
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For one thing, Huawei discloses shipments (to retailers) and Xiaomi deals in sales to end-users, both companies figures are global (Huawei made a big U.S. push last year) not China specific, and Xiaomi led Huawei in China according to analyst reports for the first half of 2015.
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"If you're YouTube, your number one customer is advertisers—because that's where the money comes from—and your number two customer[s] are end- users—because you need watch time to get those advertisers to spend dollars— and your number three customer are people who make content," Jenkins explained.
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They are applying best practices from consumer Internet companies and distributing directly to teachers/instructors as end users, then finding smart and elegant ways to monetize those relationships — either directly with the teacher or indirectly by charging schools and/or even parents or local donors for their products/services.
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It'll be interesting to see how the EC sees the way Google has spun this — while the choice screen does offer a fairer choice to end users, it may not be exactly fair to search providers who have to outbid each other in order to appear next to Google.
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"The Jereh Group also exported certain U.S.-origin items with knowledge or reason to know that the items were intended for production of, for commingling with, or for incorporation into goods made in China to be supplied, transshipped, or re-exported to end-users in Iran," the department added.
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And yet, the end-users, especially those inclined to wear skirts, are feeling even more on display than the 100,000 books arranged on floating shelves, due to the open sightlines afforded by slatted gratings that allow air and light to circulate between the levels of the open-concept library.
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While there are certainly no shortage of A/B testing tools available for developers, most focus on content tweaks, while Airship's product flagging framework can ultimately give end users dramatically different feature experiences, which can give smaller startups much deeper insights into how customers interact with product changes.
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The plant, located about 600 kilometers (373 miles) from the U.S. border in Cobalt, Ontario, would be the sole North American producer of refined cobalt for the electric vehicle market and lessen dependence of U.S. end-users on China, where most of the worlds cobalt refining capacity is located.
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Starlink launched its first 60 satellites back in May, and the plan is that each roughly 500-lb satellite will work in tandem with the others to communicate with ground stations that end users will then be able to connect to in order to get a broadband network signal.
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After the years of deployment of the web through different platforms (browser, mobile, TV, objects…) where personal data was just gathered and used in a ruthless way, I believe end users and companies are getting more conscious of the value (and not only the financial value) of their data.
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The value of sales made to intermediaries - and not direct to end users - fell from 60 percent in 2012 to less than 10 percent of the total in 2015 - roughly the current level, according to Peter Whitcutt, the Anglo veteran who became chief executive of marketing a year ago.
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"I am committed to continuing to work with Congress throughout this process, particularly on making sure end-users like agricultural producers can continue to safely and affordably use the derivatives markets, while ensuring these markets do not generate excessive risk to our financial system," he said in a statement.
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"They falsified and manipulated data because they wanted to make profits on their airbags, knowing they were creating risk for the end-users, who are soccer moms like me," Barbara L. McQuade, a United States attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, said at a news conference in Detroit.
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So if a small number of agribusiness middlemen with efficient operations can gobble up a huge share of the market for some commodity and squeeze farmers to offer lower prices, that's fine — as long as even a tiny bit of the savings are passed forward to end users.
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While some established names in the business have increasingly focused on improving their prepared baby foods — including by using pouches, employing more attractive packaging, and listing the specific percentage of each ingredient in its products — a spate of new startups is now aggressively competing for their pint-size end users.
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"The problem we're solving is that it's difficult for companies to provide their end users with sufficient site performance, meaning that companies are losing out on potential revenue as well as consumers having to suffer through buffering videos and wasting their time waiting for slow sites to load," says Ottosson.
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"Authorised dealers (banks) are hereby directed to dedicate at least 60 percent of their total foreign exchanger purchases from all sources to end-users strictly for the purposes of importation of raw materials, plant and machinery," the bank said in a circular dated Aug 22 and seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
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However, end users have been frustrated by the fragmented experience this multitude of apps offers – not only do you have to sign in or authenticate with your pay TV provider in order to watch on each one, it's hard to remember which network's app has your favorite shows and films.
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Performance is obviously what matters most to end users, and while the enabling technology underneath is interesting to gadget and tech-lovers like me and our beloved audience here, the vacuum's use in day-to-day cleaning is what makes it a real step change in terms of Dyson's vacuum advancements.
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Beneath a skyline of cranes, the majority of condos being built are one-bedroom or studio apartments aimed mostly at buyers betting on price appreciation, along with some first-time buyers seeking a foothold, rather than families or so-called end users seeking a house that will grow with them.
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According to copies of those steps, users are being told to generate new API keys and OAuth tokens (OAuth being a system for logging into accounts); create new security certificates as well as credentials; recycle any secrets stored in OneLogin's Secure Notes feature; have end-users update their passwords, and more.
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Analysts have attributed the softness to weaker-than-anticipated demand for the California company's iPhone X. Global sales of smartphones to end users was nearly 230 million units in the fourth quarter of 22.49, a 5.6 percent year-over-year decline for the first time ever, Gartner Research said in February.
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While end users — such as YouTube's 1.5 billion monthly users — can be the target of that, the research is also meant to improve the experience of working with AI systems for AI researchers, software engineers and domain experts as well, Google Brain senior staff research scientist Martin Wattenberg told CNBC.
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What made the scheme malicious and fraudulent was (a) the large volume of ad content (as many as 30 redirects in some cases), (b) the deliberate concealment of most ads from end users, and (c) the use of the ad redirect streams to send infected browsers to malware and phishing sites.
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Mozilla also has a set of standards that a DoH provider must adhere to in order to be a part of its "Trusted Recursive Resolver" (TRR) program, meaning that they will not be able to sell user data they retain or use it to identify individual end users, among other criteria.
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"But we are hopeful that the time will become ripe soon for more hikes as end-users such as makers of cars, electronics and machineries as well as trading houses which handle steel-making raw materials have reported strong earnings for the year just ended, outperforming steelmakers' results," he said.
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For a while, certain people were carrying two phones, their company was giving them a BlackBerry and then talking with an iPhone because that was what they preferred to use, and I think we're now seeing more of that where end users within the workplace are making their own decisions.
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