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Anthropic wants to use Claude AI to help discover new lifesaving drugs, says 'the best way to identify and work through these bottlenecks is to get deeply involved in real drug programs'
Anthropic is applying Claude to drug discovery, antibody development, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and clinical research.
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Chinese team claims astonishing new fiber transfer speed world record — incredible 3.2 Petabits per second transfer is the same as downloading over 20,000 4K movies in a second
Chinese researchers report 3.2 Pb/s real-time transmission across a 24-core fibre, surpassing their earlier record but remaining below higher laboratory benchmarks
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Quordle hints and answers for Monday, November 2 (game #1743)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Monday, November 2 (game #974)
Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, November 2 (game #1240)
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This robot vacuum just won our Home Device of the Year Award — and it's already 44% off in this early Black Friday deal
With class-leading navigation and superb cleaning on all floor types, the DJI Romo P is worth picking up ahead of the Black Friday sales rush, thanks to a massive AU$1,003 discount at JB Hi-Fi.
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This US state wants to let AI set up and run an entire business — with only a single human needed
US Congress is pushing back on the state of Delaware’s new legislation that allows placing AIs in charge of companies.
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Intel and AMD could be about to work together on a mystery project — CEO Lip-Bu Tan hints at future co-operation, which could be anything from software to CPU to foundry work
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has discussed potential cooperation with AMD while pursuing customized processors, advanced manufacturing technologies, and additional foundry customers.
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Google is building NASA a robot doctor for use on future deep space missions
Google and NASA are developing a robotic medical assistant for deep-space astronauts, combining equipment handling, basic health monitoring, and supervised medical support.
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The ultimate James Cameron movie quiz.
How well do you know James Cameron, his storied career, and the franchises he's worked on? We'll find out with this 30-question quiz.
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OpenAI pledges to buy Google AI chips in its first move away from depending solely on Nvidia
OpenAI plans to purchase Google's TPUs as it diversifies computing resources, develops custom chips, and responds to rising AI infrastructure costs.
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How to watch Bradley Walsh’s Million Pound Shot for FREE
People think this is all an elaborate hoax, but there's only one way to find out. Here's how to watch Bradley Walsh’s Million Pound Shot online and for FREE.
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How to watch Blue Planet III for free online from anywhere
David Attenborough returns to teach us more about ocean life. Here's how to watch Blue Planet III online from anywhere in the world FOR FREE.
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iPhone Duo vs iPhone Air: which should you choose?
The iPhone Duo and iPhone Air both represent new ideas for Apple, but which of these experiments should you invest in?
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I won’t buy a touchscreen MacBook Pro — here’s why you shouldn’t either
I’m unconvinced by Apple’s MacBook Pro needs a touchscreen, or that Apple can even justify why it exists.
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The 3 best non-toxic coffee makers for delicious brews without BPA
Certified BPA-free coffee makers are hard to find, but these 3 models from Ninja and Fellow make the grade — and brew exceptional espresso and drip coffee, too.
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'AI is not creating the problem': OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says AI is merely uncovering all the vulnerabilities we've accumulated over the years
Oracle claims it fixed around 3,000 software issues in its latest quarterly patch – AI helped discover them, but they already existed.
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Tales of Eternia Remastered review: a real blast from the past
Tales of Eternia Remastered may not be perfect, but its fast-paced action and strong quality of life updates ensure that its still a hit.
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How to watch Ravens vs Bills: Live streams & TV Channels
All the ways to watch Ravens vs Bills live streams, with Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen set to face off in the 2026 NFL Week 8 game at Highmark Stadium.
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TCL C7L review: one of the best value TVs you'll find this year
The TCL C7L is the definition of value for money, outperforming its price and delivering nearly every feature you could need.
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The new Apple iPad mini has a smaller battery — but that's a good thing
While the 8th-gen iPad mini has a slightly smaller battery capacity, it's not something to worry about.
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How to watch Liverpool vs Arsenal: Live streams and TV channels for Premier League 2026/27, team news
All the ways to watch Liverpool vs Arsenal live streams from anywhere in the Premier League 2026/27, as the Reds host the Gunners in a potential Anfield classic.
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Meaco Sefte Tower Fan 19-inch review: an excellent yet affordable way to chill out
The Meaco Sefte Tower Fan 19-inch model is an excellent electric fan with powerful performance, great coverage, and a tempting low price.
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I tested the Google Fitbit Edge against the Garmin Fenix 9 Pro on a 5km run
The Fitbit Edge's wrist-based wellness metrics are good, but early testing shows marked differences in GPS.
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'Marginal gains and reliability matter everywhere': How a key SAP upgrade is helping Mercedes soar to Formula 1 triumph in 2026
Mercedes is cruising to Formula 1 glory, with its final push powered by some new SAP upgrades
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First drive — VW’s new electric Polo gets the basics brilliantly right
Volkswagen’s new electric car fixes one of the biggest problems with modern EVs.
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One year after new EU repairability rules came into force, are our smartphones and laptops actually getting easier to repair? Here's what I found out
More than a year after the EU's repairability rules came in, there are some real signs of improvement – but also lingering questions about the difficulty and cost of repairs. We speak to three experts to find out what has changed.
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'The reality is that not every task requires the most advanced or expensive model available': Snowflake explains why finding the right AI model can make all the difference in helping your business succeed
Snowflake lays out how your business can solve the AI economics problem.
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Scaling smart: How LLM developers are solving multi-agent orchestration bottlenecks
We explore the challenges developers face with multi-agent orchestration and the strategies they use to overcome them.
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Dreame Ecceluxe Go review: a pocket-sized espresso maker with its own boiler for easy coffee at camp
Forget the camping stove — the Ecceluxe Go heats water itself, and accepts three different types of coffee pods, as well as fresh grounds
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iPhone Duo Just Passed 185,000 Folds in Our Fold-a-Phone Testing Machine. How Far Can It Go?
We’re folding Apple’s iPhone Duo over and over — 900 times an hour — to test the durability of its hinge.
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You Can End Spammy Election Phone Calls Now With This iPhone Trick
The election is almost over, and you can end spam calls now.
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November 2026 Skywatching Guide: Meteors, Planets, Stars and a Full Moon
This month, you’ll find three meteor showers and a planetary alignment starring four planets.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday. Get Ready to Change Your Clocks
Most of the US gains an hour of sleep this weekend, but Hawaii and most of Arizona won’t change their clocks.
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Will the iPhone Duo Fit in Your Pocket? Here’s How It Compares to Other iPhone Sizes
The iPhone Duo has a palm-size build, but how does that measure up against Apple’s other current phones?
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Jean-Luc in Blue Jeans: Picard Cosplay Taught Me How Much Patrick Stewart Is Loved
My husband was assimilated at an Emerald City Comic Con, and even the Borg adored him. Thank you, Patrick Stewart.
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The Wild World of Third-Party AI Apps for Ring Security, and Whether You Need Them
Ring cameras offer broad capabilities, but third-party AI tools give HOAs, landlords and others even more ways to use them.
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GM’s $220M Payout Shows How Cars Can Secretly Sell Your Driving Data
The automaker must now obtain express consent before collecting or sharing driver data.
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Samsung Slices at Apple’s iPhone Duo With Its Z Fold 8 Ad
Samsung’s advertisement features a sliced green apple that rolls right along through the entire Galaxy Z Fold line.
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T-Mobile Is Crediting Some New York Customers for Plan Price Hikes. See If You’re Eligible
Customers on T-Mobile One accounts could get a $25 gift card, a free 5G phone or credit toward a more expensive 5G phone.
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Pokemon Happy Meals Land Nov. 10: Gotta Catch ‘Em All
You’ll get two Pokemon cards and one toy with each Happy Meal.
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This Is What an iPhone Duo’s Crease Looks Like After 139K Folds
After a week of nonstop folding, we briefly turn the iPhone Duo’s display off to check out how the crease looks.
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What Are Open-Weight AI Models?
Open-weight models let you run an AI chatbot on your own computer, even offline. Here’s how they work and what that means for your privacy.
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Live Now! We’ve Folded the iPhone Duo Over 140,000 Times – Watch Us Fold It Thousands More
We’re using our custom-made robot to open and close the iPhone Duo hundreds of thousands of times. Watch along and get your questions answered by CNET editors live.
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Researchers May Have Discovered the 6th Dwarf Planet
The other five are Pluto, Ceres, Eris, Haumea and Makemake.
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Smart Glasses Detector Apps Are Here. How Well Do They Work?
Bluetooth-scanning apps like Zuckoff can tell you when a pair of smart glasses is nearby. Whether the glasses are recording is another question.
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Take These Precautions Before Using AI for Your Election Research
There are good reasons why you may not want to use a chatbot for your midterm election research.
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Bose’s Hottest Product Is Briefly Back in Stock
Bose’s $99 Noise Canceling Wired Earbuds have been hard to get after earning a CNET Editors’ Choice award.
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‘Largest Crypto Hack in History’: Binance Loses More Than $6B
It’s a bad week to own crypto.
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Using AI to Vibe Code Your TV Is Stupid
No one likes clunky TV interfaces or their activity being tracked, but using AI isn’t how to avoid it. There’s an easier way.
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AO3 Suffers Major Outage: Possibly No Fanfic for 2 Weeks or Longer
Archive of Our Own, one of the world’s biggest fanfiction sites, went down hard as a response to a “security incident.”
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Here’s Why You’re About to See More Ads in Google’s AI Overviews
With Google now injecting “sponsored” links directly into AI follow-up queries, traffic to online publishers will suffer even more.
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Remember Patrick Stewart by Streaming Star Trek, X-Men and Other Genre-Defining Roles
Celebrate the life of Patrick Stewart through his iconic roles in TV and movies.
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The Massive DHS Breach Is Hacktivist Payback for Government Surveillance
The personal information of more than 41,000 Department of Homeland Security employees was exposed by a hacker group.
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Patrick Stewart, Who Gracefully Steered Star Trek Into Its Next Generation, Dies at 86
“Captain Picard stood for the best of us,” wrote William Shatner, who played Captain James T. Kirk.
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Will artificial intelligence spell the end for SaaS?
Is AI causing the deployment of SaaS to be completely disrupted? If so, what happens to those existing SaaS deployments, and how does this impact users?
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Brian McKenna and Ascendion’s chief strategy officer, Paul Roehrig, discuss AI education, stressing the importance of critical thinking, curiosity and human judgement
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UK extends facial recognition to civil immigration offences
UK Immigration Enforcement is set to start deploying live facial recognition technology, but critics are concerned about the expansion of its biometric surveillance into non-criminal matters away from ports of entry, especially in light of underlying issues with the integrity of Home Office data
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Autumn Budget 2026: Commitments to women in tech
Voluntary culture standards, support for female entrepreneurship and business mentorship programmes among the Budget promises for women in UK tech
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Datacentre grid priority confirmed as connection queue response published
DESNZ confirms prioritisation and strategic alignment of datacentre connections, after 156 responses broadly backed tougher queue management but split on capacity reservation
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UK surveillance watchdog ‘disappointed’ over government investigatory powers failings
Operational pressures do not reduce the need for lawful and consistent safeguards, says Investigatory Powers Commissioner’s Office
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Datacentre covenant pleases developers more than campaigners
Campaigners dismiss the Budget covenant as a voluntary smokescreen, while developers warn that priority grid access means little without the substations to deliver it
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UK government drafts national policy statement for datacentres
The draft policy opens England’s fast-track NSIP regime to schemes of 100MW and above, with a presumption of consent and consultation running to 8 January 2027
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Having a PHP patch available does not mean you're protected
Patching is not a silver bullet solution. Turning patches into effective protection demands qualified professionals, clear responsibilities and the operational readiness to act.
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Controversial Fujitsu contract extension on the cards at Post Office
Fujitsu’s controversial contract with the Post Office was set to end in March 2027, extension likely
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Lapsed US snooping law still running as senators object
FISA 702 is one of two key US laws that undermine data sovereignty and allow the US to access foreign data without the subject knowing. Senators demand release of a secret ruling
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Autumn Budget 2026: UK chancellor ties datacentre grid access to community tests
Healey’s Autumn Budget covenant makes grid priority and on-site generation conditional on community investment, jobs and water protection, weeks after MSPs paused Scotland’s pipeline
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Autumn Budget 2026: Chancellor sets aside funds for UK tech
In his Autumn Budget, chancellor John Healey announced more funding for sovereign tech and AI safety
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Beyond power: How to avoid water as a constraint on AI growth
As 100kW-plus racks push AI facilities toward gigawatt scale, Johnson Controls’ John Keane explains why zero-water thermal architectures are vital to securing site viability
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Austrian doctors to swap emails and phone calls for encrypted messages
Austria is following Germany’s lead by introducing a sovereign encrypted messaging service for healthcare professionals
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Aera addresses decision-making using enterprise AI
Aera Technology has been looking at how agentic AI should handle the complexity and trade-offs of enterprise decision-making
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PHP2Shell: US updates Kev catalogue as exploits spread
After live exploitation of PHP2Shell was verified at the weekend, the US Cisa cyber agency has updated its vulnerability catalogue, urging organisations to prioritise their fixes
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OpenAI’s Altman: Only way out of patch apocalypse is through
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman took to the keynote stage at Oracle AI World, calling for the security community to keep focus in the face of AI-enabled vulnerability discovery
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MWC Doha aims to position Middle East as global hub for AI and digital infrastructure
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Azure licensing lock-in limits choice
A survey of US users has found that businesses are paying significantly more to host Microsoft apps on non-Microsoft public clouds
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