- by Dominic PrestonEight Sleep is launching the Pod 5, the fifth generation of its expensive smart sleeping system. It packs two main upgrades: a temperature-controlled blanket and speakers that can play “soothing […]
- by Andrew J. HawkinsToyota confirmed today that the all-electric C-HR, previously only available in Europe, will arrive in the US next year. You might recall the C-HR as the gas-powered compact crossover sold […]
- by Jess WeatherbedNvidia’s efforts to suck up to the Trump administration have seemingly paid off, with the US now lifting export limits on US-made AI chips and cracking down on anyone using […]
- by Dominic PrestonSony just announced its financial forecast for the next year, and it’s expecting to be impacted by tariffs to the tune of 100 billion yen (about $680 million). To compensate, […]
- by Dominic PrestonUniversal appears to have confirmed that the next Mario film will be titled Super Mario World. The title was included in a press release about upcoming movies, but apparently by […]
- by Thomas RickerI recently took up travel journaling as an honest alternative to performative social media. My kit cobbles together the best pen, paper, and photo printer I could find to document […]
- by Tina NguyenWhat initially appeared to be a power play by Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to take over the US Copyright Office by having Donald Trump remove […]
- by Lauren FeinerLong-simmering tension between Silicon Valley and the press that covers it is surfacing during the Federal Trade Commission's antitrust trial against Meta. During a heated cross-examination of the FTC's key […]
- by Sean HollisterBy the time you read these words, it's quite possible that Adorama will be out of stock of the new DJI Mavic 4 Pro. But when I wrote them, the […]
- by Sheena VasaniWe’re in an age where you can realistically delegate tasks to smart hunks of metal, whether it’s a self-driving car or a robot that can clean on your behalf. Most […]
- by Connor JonesCrickets as senior security folk asked about risks at NCSC conference CYBERUK Peter Garraghan – CEO of Mindgard and professor of distributed systems at Lancaster University – asked the CYBERUK […]
- by Lindsay ClarkTroubled state biz tenders £410M software and DC-to-cloud migration plan, goodbye to Fujitsu on the Horizon The UK Post Office has confirmed it is ending in-house efforts to replace the […]
- by Dan RobinsonAnd it's Eviden who has no reason to moan over LISA upgrade – though questions over funding remain Updated Italy's Leonardo supercomputer is to get an AI upgrade to beef […]
- by Iain ThomsonPlus: All the fun and frolic of fixes from Adobe, SAP, Ivanti Patch Tuesday It's that time of the month again, and Microsoft has made it extra spicy by revealing […]
- by Tobias MannDing dong, diffusion is dead Biden's controversial AI Diffusion rules, which were set to restrict the sale of American GPUs and AI accelerators beginning this week, are officially dead.…
- by Brandon VigliaroloRedmond talks up new technologies, capabilities for productivity … just don’t call it AI Microsoft is axing 3 percent of its global workforce – its biggest purge since chopping 10,000 […]
- by Chris J. PreimesbergerKubernetes enables easy, rapid AI app development, making it the industry standard for AI workloads Sponsored feature At this time, the most important trend involving AI development in cloud native […]
- by Richard SpeedStop us if you've heard this one before A legal claim has been brought against Microsoft over alleged licensing practices that could result in a multibillion-pound payout for UK customers.…
- by Dan RobinsonResearch flags rise in one-dimensional health research fueled by large language models A report from a British university warns that scientific knowledge itself is under threat from a flood of […]
- by Lindsay ClarkLabour health secretary’s vision for one record to rule 'em all, for each patient, set to come to market The state health service for England has asked tech suppliers to […]
- by Paul KunertCEO Pichai slumming it on a measly $10.725M compared to lieutenants The C-suite at Google's parent Alphabet collectively scooped up more than $215 million in compensation for 2024, and the […]
- by Connor JonesCrickets as senior security folk asked about risks at NCSC conference CYBERUK Peter Garraghan – CEO of Mindgard and professor of distributed systems at Lancaster University – asked the CYBERUK […]
- by Lindsay ClarkTroubled state biz tenders £410M software and DC-to-cloud migration plan, goodbye to Fujitsu on the Horizon The UK Post Office has confirmed it is ending in-house efforts to replace the […]
- by Dan RobinsonAnd it's Eviden who has no reason to moan over LISA upgrade – though questions over funding remain Updated Italy's Leonardo supercomputer is to get an AI upgrade to beef […]
- by Jessica LyonsDefenses are weaker, and victims are more likely to pay, SANS warns Criminals who attempt to damage critical infrastructure are increasingly targeting the systems that sit between IT and operational […]
- by Tobias MannPrince Mohammed bin Bone Saw will take a few hundred thousand GPUs with his missiles and fighter jets The Saudi government on Tuesday announced a massive $600 billion investment in […]
- by Iain ThomsonPlus: All the fun and frolic of fixes from Adobe, SAP, Ivanti Patch Tuesday It's that time of the month again, and Microsoft has made it extra spicy by revealing […]
- by Thomas ClaburnCourt orders halt to layoffs – as folks steering American innovation wonder how long injunction will last Employees at Uncle Sam's National Science Foundation (NSF) are relieved that the Trump […]
- by Tobias MannDing dong, diffusion is dead Biden's controversial AI Diffusion rules, which were set to restrict the sale of American GPUs and AI accelerators beginning this week, are officially dead.…
- by Thomas ClaburnETH Zurich boffins exploit branch prediction race condition to steal info from memory, fixes have mild perf hit Researchers at ETH Zurich in Switzerland have found a way around Intel's […]