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Early Morning Byte - Friday, June 2, 2023

Early Morning Byte - Friday, June 2, 2023

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June 02, 2023 • Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes

Early Morning Byte

| Weekend Edition ☀️

Good Morning and welcome to the weekend edition of the Early Morning Byte. Prepare to indulge in the latest insights as we unravel cutting-edge IT trends in today's edition, from AI's advertising takeover to the recently uncovered firmware backdoor on millions of motherboards and a nostalgic nod to Surveyor 1's historic launch anniversary. Plus, don't miss your chance to engage with our latest community poll on IT and innovation. Thanks for joining us this Morning. - Kelsey Brandt, Josh Koszalkowski, Catherine Pyle

Community Poll: IT and Innovation

IT plays a vital role in driving innovation and growth in today's fast-paced business landscape. IT departments can either lead or support this process. To compare your organization's performance in this regard, refer to the latest community poll by The National CIO Review. By Catherine Pyle, Contributing Writer ● Read More...

EXTRA BYTES

WIRED

Millions of Gigabyte's motherboards sold with a hidden backdoor.

The National CIO ReviewThe ability to make bold decisions in difficult and uncertain times begins with the leader.

CNBC

Alibaba's digital assistant, Tongyi Tingwu, is now available for public testing.

Axios

The landscape of advertising is changing rapidly due to generative AI.

Surveyor 1: The Trailblazing Lunar Lander that Redefined Space Exploration

June 2nd, 1966 - NASA's Surveyor 1 lunar lander embarked on a historic mission to the moon. The spacecraft successfully achieved a soft landing, becoming the first American spacecraft to do so on another celestial body. Surveyor 1's mission aimed to gather data on lunar geology and soil mechanics, contributing to NASA's Apollo program and future manned missions. It transmitted over 11,000 images back to Earth, surpassing expectations and paving the way for subsequent missions and eventually the Apollo moon landings. This launch remains a significant milestone in the history of space exploration. By Kelsey Brandt ● Read More...

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