Anthropic responds to President Trump's demands to protect US citizens against AI-induced energy bill rises.

Intel has quietly abandoned its pay-to-unlock silicon strategy after enterprises rejected fees for features already built into processors.

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I'm a JRPG devotee, and I always recommend these six PS5 games to new players.

Wharfedale finally refreshes its great Diamond 12 series of stereo speakers, and they're nearly flawless.

TechRadar exclusively reveals Hasbro’s new Star Wars: The Vintage Collection wave inspired by The Mandalorian & Grogu, including a deluxe Mandalorian & Grogu figure, Imperial Remnant AT-RT and troopers, and IG-11 ahead of the film's 2026 premiere.

Despite NBN Co making it easier than ever to upgrade to a fast NBN plan, it seems millions of Australians have yet to jump on the bandwagon.

Roomba's parent brand might have a new Chinese owner, but it's still a 'US-based global consumer robotics company'.

Cursor claims Nvidia engineers produce three times more code using AI tools, yet industry observers remain skeptical about the quality and stability of the code.

Lego sets you can build together!

GP TV introduces dual-sided 4K OLED display combining gaming design, immersive audio, safety features, and uncertain real-world practicality.

The Axion office chair from Eureka is is a great do-it-all option, suitable for executives and gamers alike

Stranger Things: The First Shadow is superb, and it might be coming Netflix.

From champagne beige to stone oat, this is the office furniture, desk accessories, and essential gadgets and decor to create the right vibe.

Someone posted 150GB of emails to the dark web, claiming to hold 6.8 billion unique email addresses.

Squanch Games CEO Mike Fridley has said releasing High on Life 2 simultaneously on Xbox and PlayStation was a "no-brainer" following the first game's long Xbox exclusivity window.

OpenAI has agreed to let the US military use ChatGPT for "all lawful uses" without imposing technical restrictions.

ExpressVPN has dropped its price to become one of the cheapest VPNs available right now. Here's how you can save

Since Spotify launched its About the Song tool, I haven't stopped reading every piece of background information on my favorite albums.

HP offers 'gaming laptop as a service' where you never own the notebook, and just pay monthly — but I'm far from convinced.

Save $509 on this Ryzen 7 9850X3D processor and 32GB DDR5 combo at Newegg, while stocks last.

As a TV, soundbar and 4K Blu-ray tester, it's important to have a good reference screen - and they don't get much better than the LG G5.

These lovely DualSense controllers are at the top of my personal wishlist.

ZA/UM Studio has announced that a free demo for Zero Parades: For Dead Spies will be available during Steam Next Fest this month.

Larry Ellison’s 1998 vision of leasing software predicted today’s cloud subscriptions and the end of traditional software ownership.

YouTube has finally launched a native app for Apple Vision Pro, eliminating the Safari workaround and bringing the world’s largest video platform fully into visionOS.

Cold weather is on the way this weekend, so make sure you're prepared with the right tech to keep you toasty.

I'm terrible for having multiple apps and websites open at once while I work, so it's about time I get a new laptop - and the Asus Vivobook 16 could be perfect.

This monitor accessory has reduced my eyestrain immensely, and is one of the most underrated things you can add to a gaming setup

Pixel VPN by Google is rolling out a usability-focused update that adds live connection status to its Quick Settings tile, making it easier to check whether your VPN is connected, paused, or having issues at a glance.

The Asus Zenbook S 16 was a favorite of ours last year, but the price was always too high. Now it has dropped to $1,000, and it’s a total steal.

In this episode of Uncanny Valley, our hosts dive into WIRED’s scoop about a secret Trump administration campaign extending right into your backyard.

Stuck in regulatory limbo, the self-driving-vehicle developer is encouraging residents of Washington, DC, to message public officials to help get its robotaxis onto roads.

From small publishers to US federal agencies, websites are reporting unusual spikes in automated traffic linked to IP addresses in Lanzhou, China.

In an interview with WIRED, Greg Brockman says his political donations support OpenAI's mission—even if some employees at the company disagree.

Best Buy continues to sell the TCL QM6K for a staggering discount.

While publicly supporting protesters in Iran, Elon Musk’s X appears to have been selling premium accounts to regime officials. Check marks were removed from certain accounts after a WIRED inquiry.

How many ports do you need? What does 4K UHD even mean? What's RGB LED? Here’s everything you need to know.

Sigh. Another tax season is upon us. I filed my taxes with TurboTax, exploring its newest features and free or low-cost filing options.

Looking to better protect your Kindle or add a little personality to your favorite e-reader? From cases and covers to page turners and even charms, this is the guide for you.

The use of cryptocurrency in sales of human beings for prostitution and scam compounds nearly doubled in 2025, according to a conservative estimate. Many of the deals are happening in plain sight.

Keep your iPhone or Qi2 Android phone topped up with one of these WIRED-tested Qi2 or MagSafe portable chargers.

The JetBoots Pro Plus promise faster, more effective recovery by combining multiple therapies in one device. I tested whether it’s worth the $1,150 splurge.

This accessory gives your laptop three extra displays—as long as you’re prepared to lug them around.

The new “Send to Alexa” feature lets you send Kindle Scribe notebooks to your Echo device with just a couple of taps.

Rather than offering a revolutionary new approach to gig work, RentAHuman is filled with bots that just want me to be another cog in the AI hype machine.

I decided to try my adjustable bed frame’s “zero gravity” feature for a week. I wouldn’t do it again.

These WIRED-tested devices will help you hear sounds more clearly. Never miss out on a dinner conversation again.

As the EPA moves to roll back the endangerment finding, which allows it to regulate greenhouse gases, experts predict uncertainty for business and a protracted legal fight.

Looking for the best bed frame? Our top pick is the Classic Bed from Thuma. Explore our other favorites, which include options for all budgets and tastes.

Here's what we know about Unpacked's official date, where the Galaxy S26 series will be unveiled and what else could be coming.

Konami has kept us waiting a long time for a MGS4 remaster.

For now, the self-driving car company is only providing trips to employees.

The new feature is available now, as long as you're a Premium YouTube Music subscriber.

I've reviewed hundreds of wireless earbuds for CNET, and these are my current top picks at a variety of prices.

NASA used Anthropic's Claude for an experiment in plotting the rover's course.

The sixth-generation Waymo Driver is designed to better navigate extreme weather. Here's where the self-driving company operates and where it's headed soon.

Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle for Feb. 13, No. 508.

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These new shopping bags transformed my grocery trips from chaotic wandering into organized efficiency.

While last year's Pixel 9A went on sale in April, the latest in Google's cheaper A series will be coming this month.

A new report from Google warns the industry of attempts to clone AI models.

These vitamins can be the key to keeping you aging well.

You can now watch Google's immersive YouTube videos on the Vision Pro. Maybe Google Maps will be next?

The London derby sees the Gunners looking to reinstate a 6-point lead at the top of the standings.

CNET has spent years testing security cams to find the best. Here are the top models with the latest technology.

They aren't cheap at $330, but Sony's new flagship noise-canceling earbuds may very well be the best out there right now. Here's why.

With help from experts, we've figured out how to buy the right high-protein bar and avoid getting stuck with a candy bar disguised as one.

The redesigned Fitbit app and AI health coach are rolling out to iOS users and Fitbit Premium subscribers in the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.

Don't know what to watch? Dig through these Netflix movie picks that span every genre.

Commentary: Apple's most affordable iPhone offers good value, but don't pick one up now. Something better might be coming.

Even with a price hike, Crunchyroll is still the best place to stream new anime, and updates have made the app easier to use for all ages.

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National Savings and Investments is unable to tell Public Accounts Committee the cost of its modernisation programme

European data protection supervisors warn the European Commission against narrowing the privacy protections for personal data as it gears up for a swathe of data protection reforms.

Capita is to ‘fast-track’ any technology, including artificial intelligence, that can help it clear a backlog in civil service pension work

Research questions AI’s trustworthiness in giving people accurate information about government services

The latest report into trends across the European datacentre market shines a light on how power supply issues are affecting growth

In a preliminary ruling, European Commission says TikTok’s additive design features are in breach of laws designed to create safer digital spaces

UAE technology group deploys Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM on OCI Dedicated Region to embed artificial intelligence across human resources while meeting national data sovereignty requirements

Investment in the UK fintech sector fell to its lowest level since 2020, but it is still the European destination attracting the most money

Government auditors have refused to endorse the financial accounts of the professional body for policing in England and Wales for a second year, following IT project blunders

The number of vulnerabilities to be disclosed in 2026 is almost certain to exceed last year's total, and may be heading towards 100,000, according to analysis

In lieu of a full-blown ban on the technology, Green London Assembly member Zoë Garbett has called for a number of new safeguards to be implemented that she feels would protect Londoners from ‘escalating’ biometric surveillance

Government indicates that there are 108 DWP prosecutions of subpostmasters that will be reviewed so far, but little progress has been made

Mick Baccio, global security advisor at Splunk SURGe and Cisco Foundation AI, reveals how the experience of running cyber on a dime for a US presidential campaign has informed how he does security, and why the basics still matter

The UK government’s admission that it made a mistake granting permission for a hyperscale datacentre to be built in Iver, Buckinghamshire, has raised questions about the validity of similar approved projects

While it may not be something IT leaders want to talk about, managing technical debt is critical to moving forward with IT innovation

Regulators warned that statutory powers alone cannot address the ethical harms of artificial intelligence

Post Office’s project to replace its controversial core system will contract suppliers by the summer of this year, with the aim to remove Fujitsu by summer 2027, according to its chief technology officer

As artificial intelligence permeates aspects of the economy and society, individuals and civic groups are devising creative ways to rebel - but any impact on AI’s development, adoption and regulation is unclear

The rapid exploitation of a bug in Office by Russian cyber attackers shows that the current system of patching - for a software application that is practically ubiquitous in enterprise IT - has become a security risk for everyone

Microsoft releases patches for six zero-day flaws in its latest monthly update, many of them related to security feature bypass issues