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1.58-million-staff Amazon will soon have more Nvidia GPUs than employees — AWS to buy more than 3 million additional chips before 2029 in addition to thousands of existing H100, H200
Amazon has fewer employees than the more than 3 million Nvidia GPUs on order for delivery before 2029, even as its Trainium3 chips are already nearly fully subscribed.
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Amazon's best-selling 3D printer just crashed to a record-low price — the Bambu Lab P1S is now under $500
Amazon's best-selling 3D printer is the Bambu Lab P1S, and I just spotted it on sale for a record-low $499.99.
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Microsoft, Google took down $66 million cybercrime marketplace that sold virtual machines with free software
Effort takes down RedVDS, a criminal marketplace believed to have contributed to $66 million losses to US businesses and individuals.
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What shoes do marathon winners wear? These 7 pairs of running shoes have all graced the podium at the world's top races
These elite-level running shoes from Nike, Adidas and more all have what it takes to propel experienced runners to success.
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E-waste from AI boom and building data centers could stretch six times around the Earth by 2050, report warns
New report reveals just how much AI data center e-waste is likely unaccounted for, and how much each campus likely uses.
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Hackers find huge security flaw in Flock’s surveillance cameras and extract 1.6 million images and 27,000 videos from just one device — and the company’s terrible reputation means many employees are looking to jump ship
Hackers have found millions of images and thousands of videos stored on a Flock camera.
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People are using ChatGPT for much more than writing and research — these are the 7 ideas I want to steal
Bored of ChatGPT? I went hunting through Reddit for the most useful, creative and unexpected ways people are actually using it.
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Cybercrime civil war brewing? ShinyHunters reportedly hacks Cl0p ransomware gang and threatens further damage
Cl0p's website was defaced and its data stolen in attack.
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The iPhone 18 Pro Max has a clever feature to avoid problems with its larger battery that might become the new normal — here’s what you need to know
The iPhone 18 Pro Max's battery is too high capacity for standard shipping, but Apple has found a software solution.
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The Apple Watch 12 just got its first-ever discount at Amazon — see why Apple calls it an ‘ultimate device for a healthy life’
The Apple Watch Series 12 was released last week, and Amazon already offers a first-time discount, bringing the smartwatch price down to $389.99.
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The Insta360 Link 2 Pro is genuinely one of the best webcams I've ever reviewed—but the high price may turn away some potential buyers
Insta360's new Link 2 Pro webcam is a powerhouse peripheral for content creators and remote-work professionals, and I can't recommend it enough – though it is seriously expensive.
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Someone used this Spotify tool to cheat and preview their Wrapped 2026 summary, and I tried it out and it works — but there’s no way I’d do it again
With Spotify's Prompted Playlists, you can get a sneak preview of what your Wrapped could look like.
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NymVPN’s massive new update adds one-click connections, advanced split tunneling, and fresh pricing
NymVPN v2026.12 is live! 🚀 The decentralized VPN just launched one-click connections, desktop geo-exclusion, faster mobile data stability, and new anti-censorship tools. Here's a full breakdown of what’s changed and how it affects your subscription.
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Microsoft finally fixes this annoying Excel paste problem, but you probably never even noticed
A limited set of users with Excel 2016 and other standalone Excel purchases have been struggling to paste.
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Our favourite free graphics suite gets supercharged as Canva's Affinity gets a flurry of upgrades in a bid to rival Adobe
Canva expands Affinity with photography, design, file compatibility, and automation upgrades while connecting it more closely with Cavalry and ProSuite.
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Think you know your Modern Warfare? Test your knowledge ahead of the next game with our Call of Duty quiz
How much do you know about Modern Warfare? Find out with our Call of Duty quiz.
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I really wanted to love the new Dell XPS 13, but Dell, we need to have a serious chat about your RAM choices
The new-for-2026 Dell XPS 13 is a different beast compared to previous models, instead taking aim at Apple's recent MacBook Neo.
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Outlander: Blood of my Blood season 2 episode 1 star on 'unsettling' opening scene that you won't have seen coming — 'it was exhausting to film'
Outlander: Blood of my Blood season 2 episode 1 opens with a horrific time-travel sequence you won't have seen coming — and one star's revealed all about filming.
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‘The US is now better positioned to compete’: How new drone tech tariffs are bolstering domestic production and securing supply chains
I spoke to Saleel Awsare, President and CEO, Lantronix, to learn more about how Trump's new drone tariffs will affect domestic drone production and help to secure supply-chains.
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North Korean 'Contagious Interview' gang hits 30,000 businesses across the world with malware following fake interviews
North Koreans are stealing millions through fake job ads.
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MSI Cyborg A15 creative laptop with Ryzen 7 performance, RTX 5060 graphics and upgradeable DDR5 memory gets a $250 price cut at Newegg and I can't find it cheaper anywhere else
Get $250 off this MSI Cyborg A15 laptop with RTX 5060 graphics, upgradeable memory, and Ryzen 7 power for demanding creative projects.
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'Never have I experienced such a Windows-esque bug in macOS': Mission Control is a mess in macOS 27 Golden Gate — and users are questioning Apple's testing
Afraid that macOS 27 is buggy? Early feedback is making upgraders nervous — but I wouldn't worry too much unless you're a power-user.
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This TP-Link Deco Wi-Fi 7 mesh system eliminates internet dead zones with speeds up to 4.3Gbps
Upgrade your home network with this TP-Link Deco 7 Wi-Fi 7 three-pack mesh network and save over $90 at Amazon right now.
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How to watch England vs Sri Lanka 2026 ODI Series: Live Streams, Tickets, Schedule & Preview
All the ways to watch the England vs Sri Lanka 2026 ODI series from anywhere, as Harry Brook's side take on the tourists.
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Amid soaring RAM prices, Corsair knocks $99 off this 32GB DDR5 SODIMM kit in its massive memory sale
This 32GB Corsair Vengeance DDR5-4800 SODIMM kit makes it easy to upgrade compatible and it's reduced in price right now.
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Meet the Googlebook — I tried Google's new answer to the MacBook that combines ChromeOS with Android, and this could be the start of something big
Googlebook is officially here, and we got an up-close look and a little face time with Google Android lead Sameer Samat.
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How to watch The Great British Bake Off season 17 for *FREE* — stream GBBO from anywhere as Nigella Lawson enters the tent
As Nigella Lawson joins Paul Hollywood, Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding in the GBBO tent, here's how to watch The Great British Bake Off season 17 free.
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Tesla is taking $50k deposits for its next-gen Roadster that nobody's even seen yet — so here's your reminder that it never actually produced the last Roadster it took $50k deposits for
Tesla is taking pre-orders for its next-gen Roadster again, but could this be a repeat of the Cybertruck debacle?
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Microsoft Teams is finally boosting security controls to let admins block custom file extensions
Microsoft is set to give admins more control over specifically which file types can – and can't – be shared on Teams.
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‘Rethinking the laptop is a big undertaking’ — why Googlebooks are so much more than overpriced Chromebooks, and why Apple should be worried
Googlebooks aren't designed to replace Chromebooks — they’re aiming to be MacBook Air rivals for Android users.
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