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UK considering forcing data centers to invest in local communities as part of AI “covenant” — and it shows getting angry at developers can massively benefit working people
The British public aren't happy about data centers, but the government thinks more investment could change that.
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Nitro PDF (2026) review
I checked out Nitro PDF, a budget-friendly online Acrobat alternative that handles PDFs, lets you tweak them, sign them, and track e-signatures.
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Why UK marketers need mobile-grade measurement before AI can deliver on ROI
How AI is leading to weak measurement practices that impact the bottom line.
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Why less data means improved security for businesses
How data minimization and zero-knowledge proofs can strengthen business security
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Planet Zoo 2 review: an even more diverse, creative zoo-builder
Despite having splurged a total of 45 days of my life playing the original, I find Planet Zoo 2 even more compelling, thanks to its richly decorated aquariums, walkthrough aviaries, and massively upgraded tools.
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Malwarebytes Personal Data Remover review
A deep dive into the Malwarebytes Personal Data Remover, covering its features, pros, cons, and other factors to help you decide whether it’s your best choice.
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Apple is making Creator Studio an even better deal with new AI features and creative tools
Apple Creator Studio is getting a major update with new AI features and MotionVFX content for Final Cut Pro.
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Moscow could design an F-22 rival using an AI model from Russia's JPMorgan Chase — Sberbank GigaChat used its LLM for a 'generative design of a new aircraft'
Russia's UAC is testing Sberbank's GigaChat for aircraft design as sanctions accelerate domestic software adoption.
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This 'waterproof' rugged Android tablet has two features no other slates have — a LAN port and HDMI connector
Rugtake's T3 Pro combines unusual wired connectivity, rugged construction, a 120Hz display, night vision cameras, and a 20,080mAh battery.
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With GTA VI expected to come in at 210GB, here's how long it'll take to download on every NBN speed
The biggest video game in history is prepping for launch, but is your home internet connection up to the task of ensuring it will download as quickly as possible?
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Felix Mobile’s new true unlimited plan is faster at 80Mbps, but it’s now also cheaper for a limited time
If you find yourself running out of mobile data every month but don’t want to spend too much, Felix Mobile’s Unlimited+ may be what you’re looking for — and you can take 50% off the first 6 months.
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Oregon city declares 'state of emergency' after statewide ban causes it to lose data center revenue
An Oregon city declared an emergency after statewide data center restrictions threatened $6 million in revenue and essential infrastructure projects.
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Quordle hints and answers for Wednesday, October 28 (game #1738)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Wednesday, October 28 (game #1235)
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.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Wednesday, October 28 (game #969)
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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Watch out — that Microsoft Teams chat might be hackers impersonating your IT support
Fake IT support pushes victims into granting hands-on access via remote management tools.
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Ukraine spots Russia deploying a mystery new petrol-powered drone that could fly further than ever before
Ukraine has identified an unfamiliar Russian gasoline-powered drone resembling the Lancet, although its manufacturer, operational range, and technical specifications remain undisclosed.
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It’s cheaper to buy the iPhone 18 Pro and new iPad mini than it is to buy a single iPhone Duo — but the money misses the point
You can buy the iPhone 18 Pro and new OLED iPad mini for less than the price of the iPhone Duo — but the math misses the point.
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PrivacyHawk data removal service review
A thorough review of data removal service PrivacyHawk, covering its key features, setup, ease of use, support, and other important factors.
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The US Navy is turning to a portable nuclear microreactor to power a key military base even if the lights go out
US Navy chooses truck-portable nuclear microreactor to keep its weapons base in Indiana running during blackouts, but the reactor must first prove itself at full power in Idaho.
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This Japanese brand solves the 2-in-1 laptop dilemma with a 989g frame — offering 28.5 hours of battery life and a stylus charging inside the body
Dynabook's 989g V83/PA combines a touchscreen, rechargeable stylus, Intel Core Ultra processors, local AI features, extensive connectivity, and long battery estimates.
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Meet the TechRadar Product of the Year 2026 winners
The top tech of 2026, chosen by our experts — ranging from phones to cameras, to TVs, to speakers, to robo vacs, to smartwatches
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Sennheiser Accentum Clip review: impressive debut clip-style open earbuds, but they're not without snags
Sennheiser enters the cuff-style market with convincing audio clarity and smart features, though a couple of fit, connectivity and control quirks keep them from being a top pick
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BYD's Rolls-Royce rival could be the first EV with solid-state battery tech
BYD is readying its Rolls-Royce rival for sale in China and it could be its first model with solid-state battery technology.
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"AI threats are real - it's not some kind of urban myth": Microsoft UK security head on why your business should be prepared for a new generation of AI cyber threats
In the AI security age, responsibility for security lies on everyone in an organization, Microsoft warns.
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Microsoft and others scramble to patch 'HTTP2Shell' flaw which could be the next PHP-level issue — Node.js problem may also affect millions of sites
An RCE flaw was found in Brotli, a Google-built open source data compression algorithm.
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Anthropic says it will be burning lots of natural gas to feed the AI boom
Anthropic is stuck with the rising costs associated fossil fuels and climate change.
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The Google Pixel 11 has hit a new record low at Mint Mobile — get up to $900 off plus a cheap plan
Has Black Friday come early for the Google Pixel 11 at Mint Mobile? The carrier has just ratcheted up its already-great promotion on these excellent devices.
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The GMKtec M6 Ultra is our favorite mini PC overall — now Amazon has it on a limited-time deal for $500
The GMKtec M6 Ultra is our number one mini PC pick for most people - a tiny Ryzen 5 computer that handles work, streaming, and light gaming, with eGPU support.
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Disney+ to add Channel 4 content in the UK and Ireland starting in 2027
Disney will start showing programming from the British broadcaster Channel 4 in early 2027.
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Houston, We Have a Workout: Watch This Peloton Ride With Astronaut Jessica Meir
This 20-minute Peloton class teaches you about exercise in space, and it’s unlike anything else.
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Battle of the Smart Rings: Oura Sues Ultrahuman for Patent Infringement — Again
The smart ring maker wants to ban the Ultrahuman Ring Pro.
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AT&T Is Paying Out Its $177 Million Data Breach Settlement. You Might Get a Check Soon
If you filed a claim by Dec. 18, 2025, a check for up to $7,500 could be on its way within the next few months.
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Halloween Candy Prices Take a Scary Bite Out of Shoppers’ Budgets
Americans could spend over $4 billion on Halloween candy this year.
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Anthropic, Suno Sued for Unlawfully Using Songs by Madonna, Johnny Cash, Joni Mitchell
Companies are accused of training their AI models using copyrighted music and lyrics.
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Ace Combat 8 Elevates High-Voltage Dogfights With Wistful Melodrama
The latest Ace Combat game feels like a polished, punchy airborne adventure — unapologetically anime in its storytelling and a joy to play.
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Apple Creator Studio Brings MotionVFX and AI Assistants to Subscribers
It isn’t just new hardware dropping this week in Apple’s “Pro and Tell” event.
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Ford’s Most Affordable EV Will Offer Built-in Bidirectional Home Charging
The Fathom’s built-in inverter can keep the lights on in your home during an outage — not bad for under $30,000.
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Last Week’s Critical PHP Warning Was the Tip of the Web Vulnerability Iceberg
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Live Now! Watch Us Fold the iPhone Duo Thousands of Times
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CNET is a business and we need to pay the bills while remaining editorially independent. Here’s how we do it.
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Trying an iPhone Duo at the Apple Store? Don’t Leave Without Testing These 6 Things
The iPhone Duo is now in Apple stores, even if most buyers won’t get theirs until January. Here’s how to make the most of a hands-on demo.
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Microplastics Are Everywhere. Don’t Make It Worse
Don’t let your microwave become a hotbed for microplastics.
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Apple’s ‘Pro and Tell’ Event: Everything Announced So Far This Week
It’s another big week for Apple, with a new iPad Mini, MacBook Pro and iMac, and more yet to come.
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Here’s how most coffee professionals make their morning brew.
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Look Out for Political Deepfakes and Scams This Midterm Election Season
We’re one week out from Election Day. But political scams and deepfakes are already in our texts, emails and feeds.
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The iPhone Duo Has Passed 75,000 Folds in Our Fold-a-Phone Testing Machine. Can It Beat the Galaxy Z Fold 8?
We’re folding Apple’s iPhone Duo 900 times an hour to test how its hinge will last.
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Walter Koenig, Star Trek’s Original Chekov, Dies at 90: ‘He Loved You Too’
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Rivian Halloween Update Turns R1, R2 Into Ghostbusting EVs Through Nov. 2
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AI Killed the Homework Era
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Download iOS 27.2 Now to Bring These Features and More to Your iPhone
The update brings Siri AI to more languages and updates a few apps, like FaceTime and Apple Music.
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Are We All Maxxed Out? Dictionary.com Names ‘Maxxing’ Its 2026 Word of the Year
Data center and unc were on the shortlist of words considered for the tribute.
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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
GSMA’s Jawad Abbassi says the event will bring together telecoms operators, policymakers and technology leaders as Gulf countries accelerate investment in 5G, AI and datacentres
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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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TechEd 2026: SAP fronts tabular data model in space as it bids to make autonomous enterprise real
At TechEd 2026 in Berlin, SAP unveiled AI developments including deploying its RPT-2 tabular data AI model aboard the International Space Station
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Why measuring your public cloud carbon footprint is so hard
Cloud carbon data is complex, attributed, and often opaque. Buyers must look past dashboard totals to understand allocation, electricity accounting, and embodied emissions
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Autumn Budget 2026: Healey sets out AI funding
The chancellor wants to boost UK tech sovereignty and has unveiled plans to support chip development, AI defence and biosecurity
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AI World: AI vulnerability surge brings change for Oracle’s cyber practice
With CVE volumes spiking amid AI-assisted vulnerability discovery, Oracle is responding with cyber initiatives and practices for its customers
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AI World: Oracle sets agents loose on Fusion Cloud apps
On the opening day of its annual AI World conference, Oracle brought a wide range of agentic innovations to bear on its Fusion Cloud application suite
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Gulf organisations must balance data sovereignty with AI accessibility, says Seagate
Sameer Bhatia, senior regional director for India, the Middle East, Turkey and Africa at Seagate Technology, discusses how organisations in the Gulf can build scalable AI infrastructure while balancing data governance, storage density, energy efficiency and long-term costs
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Capita ‘comprehensively failed’ on Civil Service pension artificial intelligence promise
Minister says she will ‘hold Capita’s feet to the fire’ as MPs wade in with distressing stories from affected constituents
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AWS wins direct while Azure is obscured: The UK’s £9bn cloud spend
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Proving the benefits of AI
In this week’s Computer Weekly, we hear from multinational companies adopting AI to find out how they are proving the value of the technology, beyond the hype that surrounds it. Retailers are embracing AI and some are introducing a new role – chief AI officer. We examine why and what the job...
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EU makes progress towards PHP patching, UK lags behind
Five days into the PHP2Shell incident, and patch rates are creeping upwards, but the majority of publicly visible PHP hosts remain exposed
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UK secrecy over AI in immigration and asylum decisions under fire
Home Office seeks technical fixes to immigration and asylum while invoking national security to avoid disclosing the growing use of AI in decision making, claims report
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Employees must be empowered to refuse AI tools at work, says UTAW
Tech worker union says meaningful consultation over artificial intelligence deployments and new rights of refusal are needed to protect workers from the negative impacts of the technology’s proliferation in their workplaces
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‘Blackmail’ call as Warwickshire council approves £9m Microsoft renewal
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Egypt’s next tech opportunity: Turning engineering talent into global innovation
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