1. Pentagon launches UFO website
UFO (unidentified flying object) is the term used to refer to unexplained entities in the sky.
The US Department of Defense recently launched the website aaro.mil, which provides information, photos and videos related to UFOs, and allows users to report strange sightings they see.
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Currently, one of the most interesting parts of the site is the trends. Apparently, most of the reported objects are round, white, silver or translucent, spotted at altitudes of around 3,000-9,000 meters, measuring 1-4 meters in size.
2. Google integrates AI into a series of applications
Recently, Google has officially integrated the Duet AI feature into a series of tools and services, such as Google Workspace, supporting users to write articles, edit content in Gmail, Google Docs, create original images on Google Slides, deploy ideas and turn data into insights with Google Sheets…
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In addition to Google Workspace, Duet AI can now act as an AI assistant across many other Google Cloud products and services, such as acting as a coding assistant to help developers code faster, or an expert advisor to help teams operate quickly.
3. Network operators ensure service throughout the 2-9 holiday
To ensure smooth network infrastructure, Viettel Networks has added nearly 80 new broadcasting stations and more than 20 mobile broadcasting vehicles.
Identifying about 200 crowded places across the country, data traffic will increase dramatically by 300% compared to normal days, Viettel applies automation tools to monitor the network in real time, automatically warn and perform load balancing in high-load areas.
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