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'You cannot change or build the marketing organization of the future with the creative organization of the past': Adobe CEO lays out how work and collaboration are fundamentally changing
AI is weakening the distinction between company roles, but what does this mean for the future of work and how can businesses adapt?
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I wasn't expecting these Ninja Black Friday deals so early — Amazon's already slashed prices by up to 57%
Ninja makes some of the most useful and innovative kitchen appliances around — and now you can kit out your kitchen for less with these early Black Friday deals at Amazon.
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The RTX PRO 5500 runs the exact same GB202 configuration as the RTX 5090 that launched at $1,999
The RTX PRO 5500 runs the exact same GB202 configuration as the RTX 5090.
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Best gifts for home workers
These home office essentials will make your work life – or that of a loved one – all the more enjoyable.
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12 affordable tech gifts under $25 for everyone on your Christmas shopping list
My pick of 12 budget-friendly tech gifts for under $25 that make for great stocking stuffers.
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First RAM, now circuit boards: AI demand is stretching some PCB orders to 30 months
PC shipments just fell 20%, yet PC makers still can't get enough circuit boards.
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How to watch Australia vs England ODI Series 2026: Free Streams, TV Channels, Schedule & Preview
All the ways to watch the Australia vs England 2026 ODI series from anywhere in the world for free with TV channels, broadcast details, schedule and preview included.
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Navies queue up for billion-dollar European miltech company which humbles fiber-optic
Optics11 is attracting naval interest with fiber-optic sensors that detect underwater sounds, while expanding partnerships, trials, and classified defense applications.
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How to watch AI: Probably Nothing to Worry About for FREE
Dive into this thrilling documentary about the rise of artificial intelligence. Here's how to watch AI: Probably Nothing to Worry About online and for FREE.
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How to watch Cunk on Cinema for free — stream from anywhere
Philomena Cunk is back to offer her profound wisdom on the topic of film. Here's how to watch Cunk on Cinema online from anywhere in the world, and for free in the UK.
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Mozilla Firefox VPN has unlimited data until January 31, 2027, to fight back against Chrome and Edge, but is it already too late?
Mozilla has removed monthly data limits on Firefox's free VPN until January 2027, although platform restrictions and competition remain significant challenges.
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Microsoft Outlook is down for many: Here's what we know
Microsoft's popular suite of online services is apparently down
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How to watch Shetland season 11 — free streams from anywhere in the world
The remains of an unknown man are retrieved from a lake. Here's how to watch Shetland season 11 online.
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Microsoft is pulling free emails for schools, colleges, and universities
Free as in not
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A 2013 hack of a Russian cybercrime forum may have leaked the details of millions of users
Details from the YouHack breach have re-emerged on the internet, exposing victims and criminals alike.
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pCloud lifetime storage starts at $159 for Black Friday
pCloud offers 500GB of lifetime cloud storage for $159 this Black Friday, with desktop and mobile apps included.
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How to watch Czechia vs Spain: FREE live streams, TV channels & kick-off time for Nations League 2026/27 fixture
How you can watch Czechia vs Spain in the Nations League for free online from anywhere in the world with TV channels, kick-off time included.
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Whoop launches Strava-like 'Humans' network for subscribers
Whoop is going social with the introduction of Whoop Humans — here's everything you need to know.
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Don’t let pigeons ruin your brand new solar panels — why day-one protection is essential
It's illegal to disturb an active bird's nest, so pigeon-proof your new panels immediately to avoid damage from their acidic droppings
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How to watch England vs Croatia: FREE live streams, TV channels & kick-off time for Nations League 2026/27 fixture, team news
How you can watch England vs Croatia in the Nations League for free online from anywhere in the world with TV channels, kick-off time included.
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I've been hunting for early Black Friday phone deals: these are the 22 best on the iPhone Duo, 18 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S26, Pixel 11, and more
The early-bird Black Friday phone deals could save you thousands on a new phone — and get you a free pair of earbuds or a tablet, too.
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Nvidia in a post-Jensen Huang world could be a disaster for PC gamers
The next CEO isn't likely to have GeForce graphics cards top of their priority list, let's put it that way.
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AI books to blame after a new public library in India faces investigation
Books from unfamiliar authors filled with inaccuracies were spotted in a brand new library in India.
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How to watch Italy vs France: FREE live streams, TV channels & kick-off time for Nations League 2026/27 fixture, team news
How you can watch Italy vs France in the Nations League for free online from anywhere in the world with TV channels, kick-off time included.
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Hbada E3 Ultra (Gen 5) ergonomic chair launches with $360 off for Black Friday
Hbada's E3 Ultra (Gen 5) chair launches with a $360 Black Friday discount, 150-degree recline, and adjustable lumbar support.
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The 12 best gifts for music lovers: headphones, earbuds, stocking fillers and more
Know a music-lover and looking for stocking fillers —or a bigger 'main' present? Whether they're into wired audio or the newest of the new wireless kit, here's my selection of the best audio gifts of 2026
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Beyond data breaches, NordVPN's new tool promises to help you shrink your full digital footprint
A breach alert only tells you half the story. NordVPN's new scanner tracks the passive digital shadow you leave behind every day. Here's how.
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AntiFox AI agents hijacked by hackers to carry out theft of AWS credentials
ARTEX forks are wreaking havoc, helping attackers steal credentials and log into cloud environments.
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Surfshark proves it does not record your data with a fresh independent no-logs audit
Surfshark has completed an independent no-log audit by KPMG, confirming the provider does not track user browsing habits or record identifying network data. Here's why this result matters to you.
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Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO: founder accused of multiple affairs, including with a Chinese spy
Shock resignation of CEO and founder Jensen Huang will have big repercussions in the tech industry.
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AMD Issues Fix for GPU Software Issue That Wore Down SSDs
AMD released a new version of its Adrenalin Edition graphics software to address excessive SSD writing.
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You Could Learn to Pilot This Flying Car in Just 5 Minutes
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it a… flying Cybertruck? Nope, it’s a modular flying car that will take to the skies next year.
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iOS 27 Cheat Sheet: Become an Expert on the iPhone Update Fast
Here’s everything you should know about iOS 27, from the latest updates to how features work.
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Put That Pan Anywhere: Miele’s New Full-Surface Induction Cooktop Is One Big Burner
The unique full-surface cooktop accommodates up to six pieces of cookware at once, anywhere you place them.
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AI Layoffs Risk Triggering 1.6 Million More US Job Losses
Tech has already shed more than 200,000 jobs in 2026 — leaving Wall Street to wonder if retail and finance are next.
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These 7 iPhone Duo-Ready Apps Make the Most of Apple’s New Foldable Phone
Several creative apps are ready to take advantage of the iPhone Duo’s many display configurations.
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Live Now! The iPhone Duo Has Been Folded 430,000 Times and Counting in Our Custom Machine
We’re using our custom-made robot to open and close the iPhone Duo hundreds of thousands of times. Watch along and get your questions answered by CNET editors live.
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How You Collaborate With AI on Creative Work Makes All the Difference
A new study dives into the consequences of collaborating with AI on creative endeavors, and what it means for output and satisfaction at work.
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Whoop’s New ‘Verifiably Human’ Social Network Feature Lets You Share Health Data
Humans allows members to follow, share, comment and react to each other’s data and achievements.
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UFC Comes to Apple Sports App With Stats, Scores and More
You can keep up with strike analytics, scores, fight cards and other details.
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Xbox Game Pass Subscribers Can Play Football Manager, Warhammer Survivors and More Now
Xbox Game Pass Essential subscribers get a few more games later this month, too.
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I’m Begging You, Don’t Let AI Bots Manage Your Money
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Apple TV 4K (4th Gen) Goes Onsale Tomorrow, Still Costs a Lot
The fourth-gen Apple TV 4K is now twice the price of Roku’s top streamer.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Resigns, Creating a ‘Stress Test for the AI Boom’
The company’s founder steps down after reports of multiple affairs, and the AI industry faces unsettling questions.
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You Can Get Google’s New Smart Glasses Next Month. I’ve Tried Them Out
Warby Parker’s and Gentle Monster’s Google and Samsung-created smart glasses have cameras like Meta’s, but these have some subtle differences when it comes to AI.
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Is Your Console Ready for Grand Theft Auto 6? Here’s What You Can Do to Make Room
Deleting old games isn’t the only option you have to make space for GTA 6.
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The slew of port and plug options is great, and the built-in display is just as useful.
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Hasbro Is Using AI to Bring Characters to Life — With Limits
For the next time you need Cobra Commander to crash a Teams meeting.
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What to Learn About Meta’s Muse AI Before It Learns Too Much About You
Meta gave its new AI agent a cuddly mascot, but security researchers and privacy advocates say its data-harvesting practices are anything but friendly.
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Apple Support Community Is Shutting Down, as DIY Advice Bites the Dust
Even if the site was no longer very useful, it’s still sad to lose free peer support.
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Logitech Gives Its Employees a Day Off for Grand Theft Auto 6 Launch
At least three other organizations are also giving employees time off to play the new game.
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Amazon Has a New Meal Delivery Partner Ahead of Black Friday
You can get $20 off your first two orders of $25 for the first two weeks.
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Which Foldable Phone Has the Best Battery Life? We Put Them to the Test
From Apple’s iPhone Duo to Samsung’s and Motorola’s foldables, we tested how today’s most popular book-style and flip phones hold up under pressure.
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Your Air Fryer Can Make Perfect Hard-Boiled Eggs
The best part is that air fryer eggs require no pot, no boiling water and no frustrating peeling.
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From Green Screen to Gray Box: AI Is Stepping Onto the Hollywood Sound Stage
A movie set with blank, neutral walls can be filled in with AI-generated backgrounds and lighting.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns amid suspected spy affair scandal
Embattled Nvidia CEO and founder Jensen Huang has resigned amid a sex scandal involving an alleged Chinese spy
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We speak to Gartner's Akif Khan about the need for organisations to reassess employee cyber training and agentic AI identity and access management
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AI agents bring down wind farm within two hours
Warning after research shows AI agents can hack into a wind farm, access engineering data and shut down electricity supplies
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Why the use of AI by the UK’s intelligence services needs independent oversight
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Third Post Office Capture conviction referral adds to ‘growing body of evidence’
A former subpostmaster is appealing a 1998 conviction that was based on evidence from the Post Office’s faulty Capture system
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Last orders ‘very soon’ for Fujitsu’s Post Office scandal financial contribution
Post Office Horizon scandal statutory public inquiry report will be published ‘very soon’, according to report
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The ethics of using books to train AI
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Google Cloud pins London outage on PLC misconfiguration
A generator controller wired to the wrong side of a switch meant backup power never started, so UPS batteries drained and the London region went dark for six hours
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MWC26 Doha: Qatar positions itself as a global technology hub
The event brought together global telecoms leaders, policymakers and technology companies as Qatar seeks to expand its digital economy, strengthen regional connectivity and turn investments in AI and infrastructure into international business opportunities
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Data dive: Mapping UK councils’ hyperscale dependence
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Post Office to reach ‘milestone’ and eventually dump Fujitsu by September 2027
Supplier’s controversial relationship with the Post Office will come to an end by the beginning of September next year at the latest
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Gartner Symposium: Who is in control of AI?
CIOs were asked to consider what will happen as AI advances to so-called ‘super intelligence’, and how these things will be managed and secured
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Civil servants hit by Capita pension failure may take lead from teachers’ union compensation victory
A legal victory for teachers, who faced unlawful delays in receiving their pensions, could set precedent for those afflicted by civil service pension outsourcing disaster
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Datacentres of the future will be built differently, says Gartner
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A chilling warning of AI-powered cyber attacks
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AI compute density is shifting from kilowatts to megawatts and exposing the limits of AC infrastructure. Moving to DC-native energy architectures is critical to slash losses
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