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TCS Named Digital Transformation Partner for European T20 Premier League

The European T20 Premier League (ETPL) today announced Tata Consultancy Services, a global leader in IT services, consulting and business solutions, as its Digital Transformation Partner in a multi-year agreement. Through this partnership, ETPL and TCS will collaborate to shape an AI-powered digital ecosystem that enhances the experience for fans, players, commercial partners and stakeholders. Together, ETPL and TCS will work to create a connected digital ecosystem that enhances every aspect of the league- from fan engagement and commercial partnerships to player development and grassroots cricket – through AI, data and emerging technologies.

The collaboration reinforces ETPL’s commitment to launching Europe’s first ICC-sanctioned franchise T20 league on a foundation of advanced technology, while building a year-round digital community to drive long-term growth. Scheduled from 26 August to 20 September 2026, ETPL will feature six city-based franchises representing Ireland, Scotland and the Netherlands, with matches played in Voorburg, Netherlands, and Malahide,...

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This Spinny Blinky Stick Is Like a Handheld PoV Display

Sometime in the late 1990s, we started seeing novelty PoV (persistence of vision) displays showing up in stores like Sharper Image. They seemed like magic, but the tech is actually pretty simple: just spin a row of LEDs while blinking those LEDs really quickly at the right time to trick

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These Drones Are Like Sensor-Laden Ticks for Icebergs

Climate science is very mature and we have a solid understanding of the general trajectory of climate change, but more data is always better and can help to refine models that generate better predictions. Icebergs and glacial calving are particularly enticing subjects, but studying them is difficult. That’s why

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The RFGEN44 Packs a Microchip PIC16 and Analog's ADF4351 Into a Compact, Open Signal Generator

CircuitValley has opened crowdfunding for a battle-tested compact open-hardware signal generator, built around a Microchip PIC16 and Analog Devices' ADF4351 and designed to cover frequencies from 35MHz up to 4.4GHz: the RFGEN44. "RFGEN44 is a fully open-source programmable RF signal generator," says company founder Gaurav Singh.

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A low-tech solution from the past may be your best defense against AI deepfakes

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET's key takeaways * Deepfakes and AI clones get more sophisticated and harder to detect. * Advanced attacks involve long-term infiltration of a company's systems. * Experts recommend low-tech security protocols that offer better defenses. In January 2024, an

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This Spinny Blinky Stick Is Like a Handheld PoV Display

These Drones Are Like Sensor-Laden Ticks for Icebergs

The RFGEN44 Packs a Microchip PIC16 and Analog's ADF4351 Into a Compact, Open Signal Generator

A low-tech solution from the past may be your best defense against AI deepfakes