Everyone knows the basics of IT. Restart your computer. Don’t click suspicious links. Use strong passwords. None of this is new—and that’s exactly the problem. These aren’t complex strategies or high-level security tactics. They’re simple habits. But in a busy workday, they’re easy to ignore, postpone, or assume someone else is handling. That’s when small…
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OpenAI has begun testing advertisements within ChatGPT for users in the United States, marking the first time ads have appeared on the platform. The rollout applies to Free tier users and the new lower-cost ChatGPT Go plan, while Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise subscriptions remain ad-free. The company describes the initiative as an early-stage experiment…
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Technology should enable your business—not slow it down. As IT environments grow more complex and security threats continue to evolve, businesses need reliable, responsive IT support they can count on. In 2026, simplicity, security, and uptime matter more than ever. CPS delivers comprehensive IT services designed to reduce downtime, improve system reliability, and protect your…
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Cognitive training apps continue to gain traction among older adults seeking to maintain or improve cognitive function. While many available tools show promise, recent evaluations highlight an important reality: current apps designed for older adults with mild cognitive impairment offer moderate overall quality and significant variability in effectiveness, usability, and evidence-based support. Understanding where these…
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The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is driving an unprecedented surge in global demand for computer memory, causing steep price hikes for RAM, SSDs, and other storage components. Major AI developers—including OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon—are buying massive quantities of high-end memory for their data centers, often outbidding consumer manufacturers. As a result, the cost…
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The U.S. Department of Energy and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) have announced a $1 billion partnership to build two next-generation supercomputers, named Lux and Discovery, at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee. The systems are designed to accelerate research in nuclear energy, national security, and cancer treatment. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the new systems…
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