Performance bottlenecks are moving from processors to what connects them.

AI transformation is a technical, operational, governance challenge, cultural and, above leadership challenge.

Tor Snowflake Volunteer continues to grow and fight censorship — and it’s looking for more volunteers to help.

When is Census night, who has to take part and can you be fined? Here’s what Australians need to know about the 2026 Census.

Vodafone finds nearly half of Britons think being better connected has helped them to achieve personal and career goals

If you don’t need all the bells and whistles of an extensive drinks menu, the KitchenAid KF2 will be an invaluable addition to your kitchen.

Why does Bernadette being a demon make complete sense? Furhtermore, when does Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 4 hit HBO Max?

Amazon’s use of 45-year-old zoning rules have enabled it to avoid public planning scrutiny in Gilroy, California.

Data recently published by Ookla indicates the median fixed-line internet speed achieved in Melbourne is faster than Sydney, but does that tell the full story?

Virginia now requires data centers to fund their own dedicated power infrastructure, aiming to shield ordinary residents from rising electricity costs.

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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Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.

Firestorm Labs manufactured 12 drones aboard USS Essex using a containerized 3D-printing factory during its voyage toward RIMPAC 2026.

The long-time privacy advocate doesn't carry a cell phone to avoid being tracked

A simple question about the freshness of chicken salad turned into a broader learning experience about AI's own safety nets.

The United States is backing international laws for floating nuclear reactors, while companies prepare for a potential maritime energy market.

A popular Kickstarter campaign promises in-ear monitors that protect your hearing, and they're also remarkably light and good-looking

SpaceX and Tesla reveals more on $16.8 billion Texas chip factory that will exceed 100 million square feet when construction is complete.

A billion dollars of Apple's 2nm chips are stuck at TSMC because the memory has not arrived, with Apple's own packaging choice the reason why they cannot just be stockpiled and finished later.

House of the Dragon season 4 will be the HBO TV show's final hurrah — here's all you need to know about it.

The Hisense UR8 is one of the first affordable RGB mini-LED models available, but while it improves over mini-LED in a few ways, it struggles to impress in one key area.

Cloudflare suggests non-human, bot-generated traffic will be a thousand times as large as actual flesh-and-blood users in the next few years, with efficiency measures mooted to reduce the impact.

As the 10th edition of the games heads back to Aachen in Germany, here's how to watch FEI World Championships 2026 from anywhere with free streams explained.

It's finale week for X-Men '97 season 2 — here's when you can watch its ninth and final episode.

What RAM crisis? Microsoft reportedly hikes cost of Windows 11 for computer makers, rubbing software salt into PC pricing wounds.

"Budget" and "Alienware". Polar opposites? Maybe, but this latest 15-inch gaming laptop from the premium brand has enough performance to keep even the most die-hard of value gaming enthusiasts happy.

The Nintendo Switch version of Aliens: Fireteam Elite has shut down, rendering it unplayable for buyers.

Andy Burnham government tackling ‘phoney bargains’ and ‘making it as easy to leave a subscription as it is to join’

Lenovo Legion 5i gets $700 off, packing RTX 5060 power and a stunning 165Hz OLED display for work and study.

A new batch of Normal F****** Sunglasses is on the way. “Useless for perverts,” The Onion says.

CNET readers expect to see a new foldable iPhone this year, but that’s not what’s at the top of their wish list.

Aug. 12 might be the best day of the year for skygazers.

Reportedly, not enough defect-free units were produced.

Steam’s hardware distribution partner in Europe was attacked, exposing customers’ personal information.

Google’s launch for the Pixel 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro XL, Watch 5 takes place on Wednesday in New York City. Trevor Noah and other celebrities are set to take part.

The eclipse is technically a partial lunar eclipse, but at 93% coverage, it’s close enough.

The only thing cooler than an eclipse or a sunset? When both happen at once.

Dorms deserve these smart upgrades for lights, security, sound and more.

Buying a phone from the carrier now includes an option to get it for zero dollars upfront, not even taxes – for customers who qualify.

Protect your privacy, identity and loved ones with these important home safety steps I’ve tested for the modern world.

D.Va’s bestie joins the game alongside map reworks and new in-combat info.

Meta Glimmer is a bit smaller than the company’s closed-weight Muse Spark models.

We want to know what you love about your phone.

Disney has settled a lawsuit alleging it forced higher prices for live TV streaming subscriptions.

Getting rid of old computers and printers responsibly is free, accessible and considerably simpler than most people assume.

The Atlas of Surveillance maintains the largest known database tracking police surveillance technologies across the US.

The computer company has notified all customers of a data breach.

Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle No. 1155 for Aug. 9.

The company will pay some iPhone owners to settle a lawsuit, but following a development last week, it’s clear the legal machine grinds slowly.

These are the products I actually use and recommend for active individuals.

I asked chefs about the snacks, ingredients and guilty pleasure foods they can’t stop buying.

Sending snapshots of your pet is one thing. Sending a custom emoji is another.

The company’s new “2.0” plans and 36-month installment plans provided cover for removing what was billed as a limited-time offer.

For PC enthusiasts who’ve already lived through SSD price hikes and RAMageddon, there could be more bad news ahead.

TSB survey of 2,000 people found that one in four have used artificial intelligence for financial advice

Growing adoption of agentic AI is exposing the limitations of single-stack infrastructure, prompting enterprises to rethink how models, hardware and sovereignty are managed

Anthropic’s revelation that a model broke out of its test environment three times and accessed external systems shows the power of these models

It's easy to get stuck in the present - the successful tech careers come to those with the skill to reason forward and work out the next trend before it happens, as a computing legend once demonstrated to his students

Anthropic’s Mythos 5 has been caught orchestrating a real-world open source supply chain attack using social engineering techniques during a test run by the UK’s AI Security Institute

The chair of the science, technology and innovation committee says digital twins of people should be covered by data protection law

Munich Airport turns to Celonis process mining software to optimise operations and passenger experience through real-time digital twins, focusing on baggage handling efficiency

Sometimes our amazement at new innovations obscures what really matters - the way that technology connects people, and makes the world seem a smaller place

Legal firms have been invited to participate in the new Legal Services AI Growth Lab to reduce barriers to the use of artificial intelligence in legal services

UAE energy giant embeds artificial intelligence across its value chain as it moves from experimentation to operational scale

DeepSeek has done it again, usurping US AI power when it comes to cost by demonstrating that artificial intelligence can be done on the cheap

Industry coalition aims to develop open tools for securing artificial intelligence systems, a model that could resonate strongly in the UAE and Saudi Arabia as governments and enterprises seek greater control over AI infrastructure, data and cyber risk

Authorised payment fraud has moved way beyond being a consumer protection issue, says the Royal United Services Institute

The UK government went through a whole parliamentary term without consideration of AI legislation - will a new prime minister take a different approach?

In this week’s Computer Weekly, we go behind the scenes at the technology operations centre for the FIFA World Cup to find out how AI helped make the football even better for fans. Our latest buyer’s guide looks at the impact that AI is having on cyber security. And Virgin Atlantic explains the...

Apple has filed another legal complaint over a secret Home Office order requiring the supplier to provide access to encrypted iCloud data stored by UK customers

Visible recognition and support are vital for neurodivergent cyber security professionals to flourish. So, how can leaders ensure they get it right?

Grok’s design and training allows it to generate harmful sexualised content, according to the policy file in its GitHub repository

Controversial supplier Fujitsu was included in major government procurement opportunities in July 2026

Cyber security experts assess the impact of Claude Mythos Preview and how IT teams and cyber security tools address the threat