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Nvidia is building the world's first 'national AI' — Japan's FRONTia Project could be the next big step forward in global progress, but is this a step too far?
The Japanese government, Noetra Corp, and Nvidia are building an AI project that it believes will deliver physical AI and underpin Japan’s entire AI ecosystem
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University engineers have figured out how to build an 'invisible' drone — here's the science behind it
Phantom Twist doesn't use camouflage to hide. Instead, this drone spins so fast that human eyes can't resolve its shape. It's a clever piece of engineering, although a working camera remains an unsolved problem.
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New report claims working late really could help you get promoted - so much for the 'right to switch off'
Research into the emailing and messaging habits of employees reveals that breaking the work-life balance could get you a promotion
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Netflix shows its love for AI once again — the platform has acquired Ben Affleck’s firm InterPositive for $587 million, and it’s just given me another reason to cancel my subscription
Netflix revealed that it bought AI firm InterPositive for $587 million, and subscribers are concerned for future movies and shows.
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70% of Americans don’t want data centers built nearby, but the government is seizing private property to force construction to start
'Eminent domain' is being used to force landowners to sell their personal property to help build infrastructure for data centers.
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I tested Sony's new entry-level turntable and, though it sounds decent enough, you deserve so much more than a brand logo for this money
The Sony PS-LX3BT is a competent performer of an entry-level turntable, let down by a cheap chassis and high asking price
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Ofcom promises 'faster Wi-Fi and better mobile performance' in the UK thanks to pioneering 6GHz plan that uses 'air traffic control' wizardry for Wi-Fi and 6G
Ofcom's moving forward with its 6GHz plan that works like air traffic control for wireless signals.
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'It’s time to punch more holes in the closed Internet' — This free VPN now promises to be even better at evading censorship
Unredacted’s FreeSocks v2 is here with upgraded stealth protocols, zero IP logging, and full server ownership. Discover how this free VPN is staying one step ahead of global state censors.
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I’ve been using the Asus ROG Strix Scar 18 (2026), and this is the best (and biggest) gaming laptop you can buy right now
If you have a few thousand burning a hole in your pocket and a gym membership to help you carry it, the Asus ROG Strix SCAR 18 is the most powerful gaming laptop money can buy.
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'This one was different from anything we had handled before': Hugging Face confirms it was hit by cyberattack powered by an AI agent
There's a new twist to the old code injection attack, and this one comes with AI seasoning.
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Sleepy Hollow is getting a reboot from Sony — and an unexpected Euphoria star is reportedly leading the cast
Sydney Sweeney is reportedly going to lead the cast of a new Sleepy Hollow reimagining. Here's what we know so far.
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'Update your app' — Private Internet Access finally breaks its silence with a wave of network upgrades
Private Internet Access (PIA) is rolling out network infrastructure updates to improve routing, reconnections, and reduce CAPTCHAs. Here's what's changing and why you should update.
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'A well-balanced and genuinely impressive home and office mini PC': The Geekom A5 Pro with Ryzen 5 gets a big price cut
The diminutive desktop, with an AMD Ryzen 5 processor, 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD gets big price cut at Amazon.
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I loved this portable DIY 35mm film scanner with built-in light, and it could save me a lot of money — but it’s not as simple as it sounds
I have fallen in love with this scanner, but its equipment requirements mean it's not for everyone.
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Little House on the Prairie star teases first details of season 2's On the Banks of Plum Creek adaptation as production begins — 'It's going to be very exciting'
Little House on the Prairie season 2 was renewed before we even saw season 1 — and now that production is underway, one star has hinted what's to come in new episodes.
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'A high-performing endurance watch that operates wonderfully' — the Garmin Epix Pro (2nd Gen) crashes to $549.99 at Best Buy
If you're looking for a highly-rated sports watch, then the Garmin Epix Pro (2nd Gen) for $549.99 at Best Buy is an absolute steal.
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LibreOffice says Microsoft 'lock-in' with Office files is hurting users around the globe
Enterprises and agencies looking to adopt open source software alternative are struggling to ditch XML formats.
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Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender should be released in IMAX rather than on Paramount+ — the jaw-dropping animation is easily the best part of the hero's return
13 years after the Fire Nation's defeat, the gang is back together. But when the best part of Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender is its animation, Paramount+ isn't getting the best out of it.
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I wore the Samsung Galaxy XR headset for a whole work week, and it’s so close to greatness — but the head strap lets it down
One extreme week with the Samsung Galaxy XR — it’s so close to greatness, but I need a better head strap.
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I've found the 45 top tech deals in the Best Buy Black Friday in July sale — get up to 50% off Apple, LG, Nintendo, Garmin, and more
The Best Buy Black Friday in July sale is now live, so I've picked the best deals across TVs, appliances, laptops, headphones, wearables, and more.
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Agentic commerce: why AI agents are transforming the ecommerce landscape
How AI agents are revolutionizing payments and ushering in the era of agentic commerce.
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Colombian energy giant Ecopetrol says thousands of user accounts hit in cyberattack
The Ecopetrol attackers demanded a ransom payment but did not deploy an encryptor.
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Best Buy Black Friday in July: Save $550 on the HP Victus, one of our our favorite budget laptops for creators with Ryzen 5 and RTX 3050 performance
HP Victus laptop combines Ryzen 5 processing power, RTX 3050 graphics, and a smooth 144Hz display for under $700.
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When IT works best, employees never notice
Autonomous Endpoint Management is helping IT teams identify, diagnose, and resolve issues before employees notice.
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‘Parliament has not been immune to AI slop’: The EU is about to roll out its own AI platform — including tools from OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic and Mistral
The platform will provide secure access to Meta’s Llama, OpenAI’s GPT-OSS, Mistral Small, OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet.
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I asked ChatGPT to change my mind about something I strongly believed — and it almost did
Research shows that chatbots can be extremely persuasive, but is that really a good thing?
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Avengers: Doomsday official trailer breakdown live — all of our analysis and theories on the new Marvel movie's latest teaser
Marvel has publicly revealed the official trailer for Avengers: Doomsday — join TechRadar as we break it down in real time.
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'For humans, the capacity to say, 'I don't know,' is very important': Report finds AI really might be harming our critical thinking skills
New paper reveals human critical thinking could be declining as participants choose to trust AI-generated outputs too much.
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This $450-off HP OmniBook 2-in-1 is the work and study laptop I'd buy in Best Buy's Black Friday in July sale
The business laptop is powered by an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor with 16GB DDR5 and a 1TB SSD.
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What is the release date for Marvel's X-Men 97 season 2 episode 6 on Disney+?
X-Men 97 season 2's endgame is fast approaching — here's when you'll be able to watch its next episode on Disney+.
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A straightforward privacy request to Google can remove your home from Street View entirely. Here’s the step-by-step process.
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Nine Foods I’ll Never Make in the Oven Again Now That I Have an Air Fryer
After years of daily air frying, these nine foods are the ones that proved the appliance does more than just heat up leftovers.
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Sony Is Paying Out $7.85M in PlayStation Store Credit. How to Claim Part of the Settlement
The allocated payment will go to your PlayStation Network wallet after the final approval hearing.
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This iPhone Trick Can Eliminate Spam Calls for Good
You don’t have to put up with spam calls any longer.
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Two brands win readers over, but for different reasons.
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The Same 5G Network Your Phone Uses Can Identify and Track Rogue Drones
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Astronomers Found the First Atmosphere on a Planet in Another Star’s Habitable Zone
Science has discovered around 6,000 planets, and this is the first one, other than Earth, that is rocky and has an atmosphere.
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You’ve Probably Watched One of the 300 Titles on Netflix Produced With AI
The streaming video company with the world’s most subscribers has leaned quickly into AI-assisted production.
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Apple Is Raising Prices on Music and One Bundle Subscriptions
It’s getting even more expensive to be an Apple loyalist.
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EU Orders Google to Open Android to AI Rivals and to Share Search Data
The European Union is using its Digital Markets Act to crack down on big tech companies that aren’t being fair.
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Meta Used AI to Illegally Fire Pregnant and Disabled People, Lawsuit Alleges
Former Meta employees allege the company penalized them for taking medical leave.
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I tried the new Knockoff extension to filter out all the cheaply made junk I don’t want to buy.
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Tesla Created a $225 Balance Bike for Tots, and It’s Already Sold Out
The bike isn’t motorized and is completely toddler-powered.
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iOS 27 Public Beta: It’s… Fine I Guess?
Even if you don’t use AI, I found some useful features in the iOS 27 beta. They’re smaller, quality-of-life changes, but you won’t want to skip them.
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F1 Is One of the Loudest Sports on Earth. This Is What Audiologists Recommend to Protect Your Hearing at the Belgian Grand Prix
Here’s how McLaren protects its team and what experts want F1 fans to know before race day.
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AI Chatbot Responses Often Mirror Government Censorship, Report Finds
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Siri AI vs. Old Siri on Apple Watch: It Wasn’t Even Close
The WatchOS 27 public beta is here, and Apple’s revamped assistant finally does what Siri should have been doing all along.
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How to Change the Most Annoying iOS 27 Settings on Your iPhone
You can tone down Liquid Glass, shorten Siri AI’s memory and stop subtitles from automatically appearing in videos.
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Cosmetics giant Estée Lauder victim of mass Oracle breach
Employee data at US-based cosmetics firm Estée Lauder was compromised through a vulnerability in Oracle's software, likely orchestrated by the Cl0p ransomware gang.
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Datacentre dive: Through the looking glass at Telehouse South
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NatWest signs up to quantum trial for fraud detection
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