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AI, Intent & the Future of CRE Search: An Interview With Realmo’s Head of Analytics Ian Arguno

Realmo is a commercial real estate intelligence and discovery platform that brings together more than one million active listings, data on over nine million U.S. properties, and tools for property, market, and location analysis. At the center of its AI strategy is Rey, an assistant that helps users search across this data, compare properties, analyze opportunities, and make sense of the information available around a potential deal.

We spoke with Ian Arguno, Head of Analytics at Realmo and lead developer of Rey*, about what it takes to build AI for a market where critical information is scattered across listings, public records, and broker conversations. He explains why conventional filters often miss the intent behind a commercial real estate search, how Rey works with incomplete and sometimes conflicting property data, and how Realmois developing it from an on-demand search tool into a system that can retain context, monitor the...

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TikTok bans Musk documentary account

Terrence O'Brien is the Verge’s weekend editor. He’s covered the tech industry for over 18 years and knows a thing or two about synths. Just ahead of the wider release of Alex Gibney’s Musk documentary, TikTok has banned the film’s social media account from

Leaked Gameplay Purports To Show A Canceled Assassin's Creed Game Set In Ancient China

At least there’s still Assassin’s Creed Jade to look forward to. Ubisoft A mainline entry in the Assassin's Creed franchise set in ancient China might sound too good to be true. According to the some leaked footage of a reportedly canceled title called Assassin's

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Microsoft's Maia 300 swaps raw compute for a 2.5x memory bandwidth gain as it moves to make in-house silicon its main AI engine while claiming a 40% efficiency bump — could going the Google route be the pin that pops the Nvidia AI bubble?

* Microsoft will make Maia its main inference engine at multi-gigawatt scale, following Google and Amazon into in-house silicon * Microsoft's upcoming Maia 300 trades a modest 36% compute gain for 2.5x Maia 200's memory bandwidth, betting on memory-bound decode, with production in 2027 * Hyperscalers supply just

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HD Graphics for Microcontrollers

Adding a graphical interface to a microcontroller-based project may be more trouble than it's worth when a large, high-resolution display is involved. Most microcontrollers don't have the processing power or memory bandwidth needed to drive such displays. A single-board computer like a Raspberry Pi can solve

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TikTok bans Musk documentary account

Leaked Gameplay Purports To Show A Canceled Assassin's Creed Game Set In Ancient China

Microsoft's Maia 300 swaps raw compute for a 2.5x memory bandwidth gain as it moves to make in-house silicon its main AI engine while claiming a 40% efficiency bump — could going the Google route be the pin that pops the Nvidia AI bubble?

HD Graphics for Microcontrollers