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Tinygrad refreshes Tinybox with an 'old' EPYC CPU running DDR4 RAM to feed four AMD 9070XT — slaps a $11,000 price tag on a new 'computer for deep learning'
The Tinybox offers DDR4 and DDR5 platforms, Nvidia graphics options, optional RAID storage and water cooling, with configurations tailored to demanding deep-learning workloads.
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Trump's super intelligence is rapidly catching up in the USA with 3X rise in search as Google Trends shows decreasing interest in 'Enemy' AI — while the rest of the world blissfully ignores it
The term “super intelligence” is growing in prominence in the US – but the rest of the world is sticking with “artificial intelligence”
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VisionQuest will show you an 'older and more mature' but still dangerous Ultron, star says
The man responsible for bringing Ultron to life in the MCU has teased what fans can expect from the returning villain.
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The US exported the most drones over the past few years — but the second-biggest exporter might surprise you
The US exported 7,592 military drones from 2022 to 2025, narrowly ahead of Iran with 6,800 shipments, while Germany ranked third with 1,000.
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Google Wallet update adds receipt scanning and three other features
Google Wallet is quietly getting four useful upgrades, including new features and refinements to what's already there.
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AI model ‘self-replication’ is only months away, Anthropic says — and it doesn’t even need a data center to happen
Self-replicating AI worms could become a threat in 2027, but there are ways to spot them.
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Resident Evil 3 for Nintendo Switch 2 review: a solid port of a true scare-fest
The Resident Evil 3 remake runs very well on Nintendo Switch 2 and looks pretty solid to boot — here’s how I’d rate it after more than 10 hours of play.
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Uplift 4-leg standing desk review
The Uplift 4-leg standing desk is elegant, well-built, customizable, and it's exactly what nearly everybody who is looking for a standing desk actually needs.
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GTA 6 will reportedly launch on PC in early 2027, and fans believe it's so Rockstar can avoid clashing with 'the PS5 emulator breathing down their necks'
A new report has claimed the PC version of Grand Theft Auto 6 will launch in early 2027, and fans believe Rockstar Games wants to get ahead of a potential emulator.
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How to watch Atletico Madrid vs Man Utd: Live Streams & TV Channels for Champions League 2026/27, team news
All the ways to watch Atletico Madrid vs Man Utd live streams online, as Michael Carrick's side seek a win on Matchday 2 of the Champions League 2026/27.
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Microsoft closes a worrying Windows 11 account bypass hack — all it took was one click
You could previously bypass creating or signing in with a Microsoft account when setting up Windows 11.
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Braun OptiBrew Pro review: traditional drip coffee with a twist
A step up from the typical drip coffee machine, with multiple brew sizes and styles plus a built-in milk frother.
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How to watch Arsenal vs Lille: FREE Streams & TV Channels for Champions League 2026/27
Watch Arsenal vs Lille live streams online, including free options, as the Gunners host Les Dogues in their first home Champions League game of 2026/27.
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How to watch Galatasaray vs Barcelona: FREE Live Streams, TV channels, Team news & kick-off time for Champions League 2026/27
All the ways to watch Galatasaray vs Barcelona live streams for free online from anywhere in the Champions League 2026/27, as Los Cules seek a 10th win in a row.
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Like GTA 6, God of War Laufey's 'Collector's Box' doesn't come with a copy of the game, and fans are outraged — 'I see Rockstar is an inspiration for everyone'
The God of War Laufey - Collector's Box has been revealed, and like the Grand Theft Auto 6 collector's edition, the pricey package doesn't include the game.
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VPN dark web alerts vs. free tools: Are you paying extra for repackaged data?
Tracing where VPN breach data actually comes from
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Aldi's new home heating range includes £50 Dyson dupe and a budget dehumidifier
Aldi is launching a bladeless fan, a dehumidifier, and ceramic heater as part of its new Home Heating Essentials range.
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Hackers turn business backup servers into crypto mines after sneaking malware disguised as Microsoft Edge
At least five organizations were targeted by the malware in just a few days.
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Hostinger cut server response times by 35%– here's how to speed up your website even further
Mario Bañares Colastra, Head of Web Hosting at Hostinger, explains how they've sped up users' websites – and why it won't cost you anything
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Resident Evil 2 for Nintendo Switch 2 review: survival horror mastery on the go
Resident Evil 2 is a masterpiece, and its Switch 2 edition runs like a dream — here’s how I’d rate Capcom’s survival horror remake on Nintendo’s hybrid system.
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Azerbaijan blocks TikTok, Instagram, and X amid growing protests over hijab rules
Azerbaijan has restricted access to TikTok, Instagram, and X amid ongoing protests over hijab regulations in schools, highlighting a growing global trend of government-mandated internet censorship.
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Ahold Delhaize takes systems offline after cyberattack — global retail giant says 'cybersecurity incident' hit systems, but stores remain open
Ahold Delhaize loses its hold on cybersecurity once again, as retailers report trouble operating.
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Intel CEO reportedly predicts RAM shortage will last another 2 to 3 years
Intel's CEO reckons the RAM shortage will last for pretty much the rest of the decade.
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Where to buy the Metro 2039 Collector's Edition and pre-order Deluxe and Standard editions — retailers are live!
We're rounding up all the best information and links to bookmark ahead of Metro 2039 pre-orders opening later today.
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Bad Bunny’s huge world tour show runs off one small rack of servers
Disguise invited me backstage to see how its media servers helped deliver the visuals for one of the most ambitious world tours in history.
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9 things we learned from the big Apple 'Welcome Home' event
Apple had a lot to announce at its latest hardware launch event, and these are the key highlights you need to know about.
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ChatGPT will soon start secretly watermarking its answers — here's what that means for the text you copy and share
OpenAI is preparing to watermark ChatGPT's text — and you might never even notice it's there.
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This new Mac app helps you delete Apple Intelligence and saved me 12GB
The RemoveMacAI app deletes Apple Intelligence and reclaims storage space on your Mac.
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I asked Google about its new multi-year partnership with Flo Health, in light of privacy concerns
Google assured me that its algos are 'designed not to log or store sensitive women’s health-related events'.
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Over 8.7 million karaoke fans at risk after major data breach — Japanese giant Nippon Columbia says malware infection was to blame for exposing records
Daiichi Kosho had outsourced the handling of its customers’ personal information to NCG.
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PC Gamers, Rejoice: GTA 6 PC Port Could See Release in Early 2027, Report Says
The console release is still slated for next month, and a PC port might be coming sooner than anyone previously thought.
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Latest GTA 6 Leak of Nude Character Is a Bad Crypto Scheme Fundraiser
The leaker group is threatening to post the game’s full storyline ahead of its Nov. 19 release.
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Samsung Smart Glasses Unveiled, and They’re Superlight
They might be called Galaxy Glasses, and they’re coming in November.
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Beats Reveals How to Buy Pokemon Portable Pill Speaker: Gotta Hear ‘Em All
Pikachu, we see you.
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HomeView and More: Everything Apple Announced at Its ‘Welcome Home’ Event
Apple is making a sweeping new entry into home tech.
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Meta’s Audio-Only Glasses Are Nicely Made. They Don’t Solve the Deeper Problems
Meta Ray-Ban Audio glasses are sleek and offer long battery life, but where will their AI go next?
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Apple Just Declared War on Smart Home Security
Starting this December, Apple’s unleashing its own version of the smart home. We saw what’s in store with our own eyes.
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You Can Turn Off AI on Your Google Account, but at a Cost. Here’s What You Lose
Sick of Gemini invading your Google account? There’s a fix for that, but there’s also a cost.
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Arsenal vs. Lille: Livestream 2026 Champions League Soccer From Anywhere
The Gunners look to make it two UCL wins from two as they host the Ligue 1 outfit at the Emirates.
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Battery Replacement Has Gotten Pricier for Apple’s Latest iPhone 18 Pro Models
Most phone batteries degrade faster than we want them to.
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You Can Use Gemini 4 Argon Now: Google’s New AI Is Built for Coding, Math and Robotics
Gemini 4 Argon is now available for paying subscribers and businesses.
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BF6 Lands on Xbox Game Pass While Clair Obscur Gets Gommaged in October
Bluey’s Happy Snaps is also coming to Game Pass soon to put a smile on your face.
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Enable This Secret iOS 27 Feature to Help Protect Against Scams
Impersonation Risk Detection uses on-device analysis and simple risk warnings to help protect you from scams.
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Apple HomePod Mini 2: Hands-On Impressions, Siri AI and More
We saw and heard Apple’s new HomePod mini today. Here’s what you should know.
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Apple TV 4K Gains Onboard Mics and Better Processor, but Whoa, That Price
The fourth-gen Apple TV 4K is now three times the price of Roku’s top streamer.
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Apple’s $299 HomeView Is Ready to Take Over Your Countertops and Walls
Apple’s new smart display and speaker marks the company’s Siri AI-ification of your home. Preorders are open now.
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How to Fix the iOS 27 Settings That Are Annoying You Right Now
You can tone down Liquid Glass, shorten Siri AI’s memory and stop subtitles from automatically appearing in videos.
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Save your preferred phone color, storage, mobile carrier and payment method in advance so you can quickly complete your purchase on Friday.
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Microsoft President Says AI Has Fewer Regulations Than Milk. So Now What?
Some tech executives say they want more regulation and safety guardrails, but critics are skeptical.
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Meta Launches Muse Wonder AI Models to Play Catch-Up With Rivals
The models build upon the Muse Spark AI model, launched earlier this year.
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Smartphone Shipments Just Hit a New Low. Thanks, RAMageddon
Higher phone prices are seriously squeezing consumers’ wallets, says Counterpoint Research.
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This Cheap Roller Is a Must for Dog and Cat Owners Battling Pet Hair
Keeping pet hair at bay is a full-time job. This oversized lint roller can help.
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Cyberattack Targets French Supermarket Refrigerators, Forcing Mass Food Disposal
Hackers took advantage of a software vulnerability, proving again that any connected appliance on the internet can be a target.
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More Indigenous Languages Come to iPhone and iPad Keyboards in New Apple Update
Some schools are using these keyboards to help students learn these endangered languages.
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GTA 6 Blamed for PlayStation Pro 5 Shortages
The game’s exclusivity is leading to greater demand for the high-end console.
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Microsoft CVE volumes on relentless upward trajectory
Microsoft’s monthly Patch Tuesday drop breaks yet another record, with over 1,400 flaws listed.
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Journalists subject to unlawful surveillance seek legal costs after ‘unreasonable conduct’ by PSNI
Court of Appeal to decide whether Investigatory Powers Tribunal has powers to award compensation for legal costs to victims of unlawful surveillance
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NCA cracks down on foreign cyber fraudsters
Almost 30 arrests and four million online profiles were removed in an NCA-hosted operation targeting fraudsters in Ghana and Nigeria.
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Government could firm up pension insourcing position next month
A review of government pension schemes is considering insourcing and the digital options available
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IMF warns of cyber threat to digitally connected financial markets
Interconnected services plus software from key suppliers and greater digitisation presents a large attack surface for AI-powered attacks
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Infosys boss describes AI job fears as ‘hogwash’
Artificial intelligence will fuel demand for new skills, says chairman of Indian IT outsourcing giant
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Data dive: The carbon bill for the UK’s datacentre boom
The UK’s existing datacentres emit about 1.5 million tonnes of CO2e a year. A 14.6GW committed pipeline would add about 12 million tonnes a year – or 38 million tonnes if it all runs on gas
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AI minister talks up tech independence
In a speech on Monday, AI minister Kanishka Narayan discussed his views on tech sovereignty and why AI firms need to be more cautious
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Firms can’t count their AI agents, let alone switch them off
RSA’s CEO wants AI agents managed like employees, but other security leaders differ on how far that should go
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Enterprises are growing the use of AI – but proving what it earns is the harder part
At the World Summit AI conference, Santander, Axa, ABN Amro, AMD and Albert Heijn explained how they are trying to turn AI projects into demonstrable value they can prove
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What CFOs make of AI
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The Security Interviews: A post-Mythos reality check
Rudra Mitra, vice-president of security services at AWS, on why cyber security teams need to rethink their approach to IT security
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Quantum firms receive a £50m boost
As part of a UK Research and Innovation competition, six UK organisations are receiving funding to help develop new quantum products
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Campaign group submits evidence to two Capita probes as pension scheme member turns to food bank
Members of the Civil Service Pension Scheme make submissions to two inquiries into the Capita disaster that has left many in extreme financial hardship
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AI: Faster than the speed of safety
Microsoft president Brad Smith calls for industry-wide collaboration, while the UK government ramps up cyber defence to tackle AI safety concerns
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Undercover agent: Can process mining police AI automation?
As AI agents are given greater freedom to act across the enterprise, process mining could help businesses understand what they are doing and stop automation from going rogue
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Fraudster who targeted ransomware victims appears in US court
Zohar Pinhasi stands accused of duping distressed ransomware victims by profiting from fake cyber services that he could not provide
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NCSC and pals call out company that backed Chinese state hackers
The NCSC’s joint advisory names perennial offender Integrity Technology, accusing it of facilitating cyber attacks on behalf of Flax Typhoon, a Chinese state threat actor
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Zeiss brings data under new lens
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Why websites need to assess the Wikimedia attack
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