Bing optimizes search speed with TensorRT-LLM, cutting model latency by 36 percent
Microsoft's Bing search engine implements TensorRT-LLM optimization, reducing inference time and operational costs for language models.
Luis Rijo
Luís Rijo is a seasoned marketing professional with over 10 years of experience in Digital Marketing, Search, Social, Display, Video, and DOOH. Based in Europe. Also writing in the spend. Reach out via luis@ppc.land
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Meta reveals Threads reaches 100 million daily users amid transparency push
Mark Zuckerberg shares key metrics for Meta's Twitter competitor, clarifying how user engagement is measured on the platform.
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Unusual response from X advertising support
Social media exchange highlights communication challenges between advertisers and platform support teams.
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Supreme Court to hear TikTok challenge against foreign-owned apps ban law
The Supreme Court grants review of consolidated cases questioning constitutionality of TikTok ban law ahead of January deadline.
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Reddit reveals 2025 events calendar with top engagement times for online communities
Reddit's new calendar showcases key dates and user engagement patterns across holiday, cultural, and lifestyle events for 2025.
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Microsoft Clarity and OneTrust announce major changes to consent management
Recent changes by Microsoft Clarity and OneTrust signal a shift in how websites must handle user consent for analytics and tracking.
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Google updates platform policies with focus on privacy and emerging ad surfaces
Major policy changes announced for Google's advertising platforms, covering privacy tech and new ad environments, effective February 2025.
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Social media automation service dlvr.it adapts pricing after X's API cost increase
Content automation platform introduces overage post purchases as X's API changes force adaptation in content distribution.
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December Google update reverses gains from previous algorithm changes
Latest search engine changes wipe out traffic recoveries, leaving digital publishers questioning viability of operations.
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French data protection authority orders websites to fix misleading cookie banners
CNIL issues formal notices to website publishers over dark patterns in cookie consent interfaces, giving one month to comply.
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Google's December core update raises concerns over rapid algorithm changes
Google's December core update shows significant volatility just a week after November update completion, impacting websites globally.
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Snapchat expands premium features with customizable themes and message retention
Social media platform introduces new customization options and chat features for Snapchat+ subscribers, expanding user control.
