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       Google is updating its Google Assistant virtual companion to break communication barriers with users. Starting over the next few days, users will be able to teach Google Assistant to enunciate and recognise names of contacts the way they pronounce them. The software giant says that the Assistant will listen to the pronunciation and remember it “without keeping a recording of the voice." It claims the update aims to understand users better, especially with complicated names and the way they are pronounced. Additionally, Google Assistant is getting another update to improve its Timer feature. In case a user changes commands in mid-sentence, the Assistant would try and understand the exact inputs without needing a fresh set of voice commands. Google  states it can  be frustrating  when users are trying to send a text or make a call via  Google Assistant , and the AI is unable to recognise names or simply mispronounces contact. “Understanding spoken language is difficult becaus

  AMD stock jumps as Q1 results crush expectations, forecast goes much higher Advanced Micro Devices  this afternoon reported  Q1 revenue and profit that easily surpassed analysts' expectations,and raised its forecast for this year well above its prior outlook. The company cited health in its Ryzen PC chips, its EPYC server chips, and its Radeon GPU chips, against a backdrop of a continued strong PC market.  The report sent AMD shares  higher by 4% in late trading .  CEO Lisa Su remarked that "Our business continued to accelerate in the first quarter driven by the best product portfolio in our history, strong execution and robust market demand." Added Su, "We had outstanding year-over-year revenue growth across all of our businesses and data center revenue more than doubled." "Our increased full-year guidance highlights the strong growth we expect across our business based on increasing adoption of our high-performance computing products and expan