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Please Join VisionLink In Welcoming Aaron Titus To Our Proud Family!

VisionLink

He has testified before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs. from the George Washington School of Law, and his undergraduate degree in Architecture from the University of Utah. Aaron Titus received his J.D.

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The 10 most innovative computing companies of 2025

Fast Company Tech

SambaNova Systems For chips that could deliver exponential AI application gains SambaNova Systems platform, designed for enterprise and government use, combines AI chips with Samba-1, an open-source large language model similar to OpenAIs GPT-4. TSMC had record 2024 annual revenue of $87.8 billion, a 33.9% increase over 2023.

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Welcome to the 2021 Digital Inclusion Fellows

NTEN

Last year, as jobs, schools, government services, social gatherings, and everyday tasks moved online, there blossomed a growing recognition that digital access and skills are critical in our society and should be a universal human right.

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Apple’s digital driver’s license has been delayed to next year

The Verge

Of course, the system is dependent on your state supporting it — the company announced that Arizona and Georgia would be the first to let citizens add their licenses to their phones (with Connecticut, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Oklahoma, and Utah following later) but didn’t specify when exactly that would be happening.

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Conspiracy theorists and white supremacists want to ‘incite fear’ by targeting cell towers

The Verge

A cell is upgraded to handle 5G signals in Orem, Utah. The NYPD intelligence report suggests that disparate groups see attacks on US infrastructure as an effective way to achieve their goal of “fomenting a general distrust of government.” Photo by GEORGE FREY/AFP via Getty Images.

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A court decision in favor of startup UpCodes may help shape open access to the law

TechCrunch

In an email to TechCrunch, lawyer Joseph Gratz, who represents UpCodes and the Reynolds brothers, said the UpCodes lawsuit’s relevancy extends beyond the building industry because “obviously, it deals with a key question about how we govern ourselves as a society. Does the government edicts doctrine apply?

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Boosting Arizona's Philanthropic Resources

ASU Lodestar Center

Given the recent substantial cutbacks in state government support for many nonprofits, I believe the sector needs to get very creative about expanding revenue sources. Only two of the ten most generous states (Utah and Arkansas) had higher state and local tax burdens than Arizona.

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