8849's TANK 5 Pro rugged phone combines a 95-degree thermal camera, 2K projector, 17,600mAh battery, and flagship Dimensity chip.

OpenExecutive turns corporate enthusiasm for replacing workers with AI into a test of how replaceable executives might be

Anthropic's Model Hardware Standard gives AI agents a common method for controlling laboratory equipment, robots, and other programmable physical machines.

X-Bow Systems received nearly $11 million to develop a low-cost interceptor priced below $750,000, undercutting Patriot missile costs.

Supermicro's new $91,100 AI workstation offers 748GB of memory, dwarfing Apple's Mac Studio while targeting labs, not casual home users.

Boston Scientific and McKesson are working on restoring services after being struck by disruptive cyberattacks.

OpenAI's data center chief is out after 17 months, and the company had already broken his job into three pieces before he left.

The Blood of Dawnwalker doesn't excel at everything it hopes to achieve, with wonky combat, an open-world littered with repetitive tasks, and some underdeveloped mechanics, but the ambition, some cleverly connected choices, and highlights in key story moments are well worthy of praise.

Sonos unveiled a new platform and "Fabric" to weave together Sonos hardware (old and new) and software in a way that not only works, but could finally make home audio the experience of our dreams.

The U.S. Army awarded five firms $2.2 billion to build nuclear microreactors at five bases, aiming to achieve energy independence by 2028.

I've searched through this year's early Labor Day sales and picked out the 12 best headphone deals available now, including the Bose QuietComfort Headphones, Shokz OpenRun Pro 2, and Sony WH-1000XM6.

An analysis of 18,989 abstracts finds AI-associated vocabulary is rising sharply, complicating efforts to distinguish machine-influenced language from human writing.

Gamers aren't happy about the quality of Nvidia's drivers of late, and a new bug has prompted some fresh venting.

Fire Ant is now targeting routers, authentication servers, and Linux management hosts, using them as stepping stones.

SweepLED is cheap, accurate, and easy to use, and it can spot hidden cameras that other detectors can't.

Roland's FP-40 piano is the brand's first with Wi-Fi integration, and it lands just in time for its accompanying music-learning app.

AI is being backed by millions of dollars worth of PAC funding, and the future of American data centers could be decided by the midterm elections.

Lexar's PexarBolt Ultra TBT5 Dock packs 22 ports, a touchscreen dashboard, and 140W charging into one Thunderbolt 5 hub.

Led by the Floor One Station S9 Scientist Pro, Tineco’s latest lineup shows how automation can simplify everyday cleaning

Ukrainian intelligence says 35 firms, including American manufacturers, supplied components for Russia's upgraded Iskander-1000 missile despite sanctions.

OpenAI says its 700W Jalapeño chip beats Nvidia's 1,400W GB300 in efficiency, while skipping a crucial head-to-head against the latter's Vera Rubin architecture.

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Meta envisions a future where robots look after incident response, monitoring and maintenance at its data centers.

North Koreans are going to great lengths to get hired in the west, even if it means faking absolutely everything.

I used the Oppo Find X9 Ultra phone and teleconverter lens to photography the 2026 lunar eclipse — here's how I got on.

ViewX has launched a Kickstarter campaign for glasses-free 3D displays in 15.6-inch and 27-inch sizes, backed by Tencent's software technology.

The new Sony ULT Tower models offer devastating power, flashy looks, and broad connectivity options.

These are the 12 Amazon Labor Day deals I’d buy to upgrade a home office without spending a small fortune.

Gaming laptops are already on sale ahead of Labor Day — these are the 5 I'd buy with my own cash this week.

If you need plenty of storage on the move, without any of the clutter or software you don't need, this 6TB HDD for PC and Mac from WD is an easy recommendation.

Guess right and you could walk away with a brand-new Apple Watch.

AI data centers in space apparently weren’t enough, so the company decided to give interstellar travel a try.

The next iPhone Pro lineup might not repeat any colors from last year, with silver reportedly not in production.

The legal fight could force Sony to change how it presents digital game purchases to California customers.

The gaming hardware company’s new game controller folds in half to make it easier to take with you.

Here are hints and the answers for today’s NYT Strands puzzle for Sept. 2, 2026.

Your payment will hit your PlayStation Network wallet after the final approval hearing in October.

Ad Blocker is a new feature for a browser that prides itself on privacy and customization.

The company calls Solaris an interface world model.

Here’s what an expert recommends doing with your thermostat before leaving for vacation.

That rumored foldable iPhone didn’t come from nowhere. Experts from CNET, PCMag, Mashable, Popular Science, ZDNET and Lifehacker examine Apple’s most important tech reveals.

A US regulatory agency for AI would be a “disaster,” Trump’s AI czar said during a G20 forum on technology.

Last week’s price bump also hit these Apple TV streaming bundles.

The latest additions coming to Android include chat themes, visual assistance in Gemini Live and a motion sickness feature that I can’t wait to try.

The Roku Pro OLED TVs promise better picture quality at an affordable price.

The large, DJ-friendly loud speakers have new designs, lots of connection options and plenty of thump.

A straightforward privacy request to Google can remove your home from Street View entirely. Here’s the step-by-step process.

Regardless of what Apple releases next week, some US adults are rethinking their upgrade plans.

The $449 headphones feature an all-new driver, next-generation adaptive ANC and a direct connection to your Sonos system.

The 7.1.2-channel soundbar slots between the Beam and Arc Ultra.

There are several connection types, including 5G, cable, satellite and fiber. Which one is really the golden standard? CNET readers have a say.

The company launched the email aliases feature, which forwards messages from a dummy address to your main email account.

The new whole-home Wi-Fi speaker range includes three launch models — X1, P1 and M1 — that start at $230.

We’re on a mission to find the laptops that hold up in the real world. Take our 2-minute survey to share your thoughts.

I think I know the exact date Apple will release iOS 27.

Every MDR provider leads with the benefits of AI for managed cyber security and covers its bases by stressing that a human oversees what its AI decides. The more useful question is what that person knows.

The Security Think Tank explores the intersection of GDPR and artificial intelligence, considering how data protection standards in the UK and Europe are changing in this new paradigm.

The next leap in Ai will bot from making one model smarter, but rather from learning how to organise thousands of them

Brian McKenna and Paul Roehrig, chief strategy officer, Ascendion discuss AI and the future of the economy, avoiding the Scylla and Charybdis of catastrophism and boosterism

Datacentres face intense scrutiny over water use. This article examines how cooling technologies, server efficiency and location shape their real footprint

The UK government aims to build out home-grown research and development in artificial intelligence and cyber security

Haleon, formed from the consumer health units of GSK, Pfizer and Novartis, makes familiar brands like Sensodyne and Advil. Its chief digital and technology officer, Claire Dickson, tells its IT transformation story

ActiveState CEO Abby Kearns discusses open source’s ‘existential crisis’, how AI is changing the secure software playbook, and why it’s time to have a different conversation about open source security

A Computer Weekly analysis of FoI responses from 37 English councils found 32 have never run a competitive procurement in which an alternative to Microsoft could have won

AI factories shift enterprises from isolated AI experiments to scaled operations. Success depends less on raw GPU compute and more on trusted, secure, and governed data infrastructure.

Presenting the right subset of data to the right endpoints, especially in real time, means juggling an array of constraints

Lawyer Mark Lewis looks back on the evolution of outsourcing and how recent developments such as AI continue to reshape the contractual and regulatory landscape

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With many using information generated by artificial intelligence to support their investments, the Financial Conduct Authority spells out the risks

Technology had changed Tony Collins' work as a journalist even before he joined Computer Weekly and led some of the highest-profile investigations of the era

From the garage to the forefront of AI-driven racing, Emirati women are helping shape the next generation of engineering and autonomous technology

Identifying data on passengers who flew from East Midlands, Stansted and Manchester airports has been stolen by an unnamed threat actor

As part of a legal settlement over its child safety measures, Meta will have to pay $18bn over a 10-year period, and implement a number of changes to its Facebook and Instagram platforms

After previous proposals were brushed aside, Computer Misuse Act reform may be back on the agenda under a new amendment to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill