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FADU wants to take the CPU out of AI storage by putting the file system inside the SSD, but the proof won't arrive until 2027
FADU's new SSD runs its own file system, so GPUs and DPUs can read files without CPU intervention, but samples won't land until Q3 2027.
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Starlink users heavily surveilled by alleged Israeli spy firm — company served ads to geolocate users and spy on browsers and apps
Malicious ads were deliberately served to Starlink users to uncover their identity and launch further surveillance efforts.
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Want a free Nintendo Switch 2? Upgrade your phone to the Google Pixel 11 Pro or Pro XL at JB Hi-Fi and it’s yours
If the Nintendo console’s recent price hike has put you off buying one, but you’re also due to replace your phone, then this deal might just be what you’re looking for.
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xTool X1 laser cutter & engraver review
The xTool X1 combines a powerful 55W CO₂ laser with optional diode, UV, fibre and MOPA modules, making this the most versatile laser on the market.
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Nvidia wants to turn old nuclear power plants into huge AI data centers — but says it draws the line at turning them back on
Nvidia and PreussenElektra are assessing Germany's retired nuclear sites for AI data centers, without restarting reactors or committing to construction.
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Hisense XR10 review: a pricy powerhouse projector with huge dynamic range in both the light and dark
The Hisense XR10 is a powerful home projector that can do a lot, but it has a high price and new competitors with more tempting prices.
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New York Knicks slammed after offering employees NBA championship rings in what turned out to be a phishing test
The New York Knicks tricked employees with fake championship ring offers, forcing those who clicked links into mandatory cybersecurity training.
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Quordle hints and answers for Thursday, October 29 (game #1739)
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 Thursday, October 29 (game #1236)
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 Thursday, October 29 (game #970)
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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SteelSeries Sensei Pro Mini review: small in size, big in performance
The Sensei Pro Mini promises unparalleled performance and ‘infinite’ battery life in a small package — but does it deliver the goods?
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One step closer to the Terminator? Experts reveal robot with 'real muscles' strong enough to jump, swim and grasp
Researchers have developed tissue-based muscle actuators that can enable robots to jump, swim, and grasp
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Sony Bravia Theater Trio review: enormous immersive sound for any screen size or room shape
The Sony Bravia Theater Trio creates the most balanced and immersive soundstage I’ve ever heard from non-surround setup.
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Elon Musk's SpaceXAI hit with multi-million dollar fine for building Mississippi data centers without the right permits
Mississippi regulators say three SpaceXAI sites began construction without stormwater permits, exposing Musk's company to potential penalties of $6.1 million.
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Huawei FreeBuds Neo review: tiny, fun earbuds only let down by the software situation
The Huawei FreeBuds Neo are lovely tiny earbuds — but they also sound energetic and aren't too expensive.
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Why the Garmin Fenix 9 Pro is my Fitness Device of the Year award winner
An all-titanium construction and new software tweaks builds on all the Fenixes that came before it.
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DuckDuckGo Privacy Pro data removal service review
An in-depth review of DuckDuckGo Privacy Pro and the features it provides to help users stay secure online.
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TikTok is on the hunt for a huge compute capacity upgrade — so is it replacing Oracle, or just exploring its options?
TikTok is exploring computing capacity of up to 4 gigawatts by the early 2030s while maintaining Oracle as its primary American provider.
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What's the tech inside the touchscreen MacBook Pro's 'PROLED XDR' screen? We explain all
The first OLED MacBook Pro screen has a weird name — here's what's behind it, and the benefits it delivers
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LiberNovo Maxis review: A clever and comfortable office chair for big and tall users
The LiberNovo Maxis is a chair specifically engineered for big and tall users - and it packs in a raft features. But the premium price may make you think twice.
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Apple's Touchscreen MacBook Pro is finally here, and yes, touching a MacBook screen feels totally and wonderfully natural
Do not adjust your screen; it is perfectly normal to put your digits on a touchscreen MacBook Pro. In fact, I rather enjoyed it, and you might, too.
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Amazon warns engineers just using more AI doesn't make them more productive, says they should avoid tokenmaxxing
"Deeply flawed" metrics such as AI token usage aren't always a good measure of success, Amazon tells engineers.
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Bank of America tells customers to stop sharing banking passwords with AI agents — agentic payments are becoming a major thorn in the side of banking
AI agents are making unauthorized payments because people are handing over their usernames and passwords.
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How to watch Celebrity Race Across The World 2026 for free, online and from anywhere
Ella Eyre, Jeff Stelling, and Sam Ryder are involved in the challenge. Here's how to watch Celebrity Race Across The World 2026 online from anywhere in the world FOR FREE.
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How to watch Liverpool vs Chelsea: FREE live streams, TV channels , Team news & kick-off time for Carabao Cup 4th round tie
Here's how you can watch Liverpool vs Chelsea for free in the Carabao Cup 4th round online from anywhere, with TV channels and full broadcast details.
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A security flaw in these widely used barcode scanners could open up warehouses and stores to cyberattack
A simple barcode scanner could be the gateway to a large-scale cyberattack, Kaspersky is warning.
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New iPad mini preorders are live — where to find the best deals, trade-in offers and freebies with Apple's latest tablet
The new iPad Mini is now available to preorder ahead of launch on November 6, so I've gathered together where Apple's latest tablet is available to buy, including all of the best deals, trade-in discounts, and freebies from retailers.
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The iPhone 18 Pro is my Phone of the Year because it feels like the best of an ending era
The Apple iPhone 18 Pro is our Phone of the Year for 2026 — here's why.
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RAM crisis could last until 2030 — and then get ready for the robots
RAM crisis will last the rest of this decade according to SK Hynix, and then 'physical AI' will come into play.
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Amnezia launches 'Amnezia Pulse' — a live map that tracks internet shutdowns as they happen
Amnezia VPN has launched Amnezia Pulse, a public map that tracks internet shutdowns and whitelist restrictions in Russia and worldwide using anonymized VPN data.
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You Can Spend Nearly $15K on Apple’s New Touchscreen MacBook Pro. Why?
Maxing out the new touchscreen MacBook Pro with a M5 Max chip and 16TB of storage will cost more than buying 10 basic MacBook Air laptops.
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Reddit Is Adding ‘For You’ and ‘Following’ Feeds
The new feeds, similar to those used on TikTok, are rolling out worldwide.
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A Touchscreen MacBook Pro Just Invites More Filthy Fingerprints
Commentary: Yes, I’m judgy about how smudgy Apple’s new laptop screen is going to be.
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The MacBook Pro OLED Isn’t the Touchscreen Mac I Was Looking For
Commentary: Apple finally put touch on a MacBook Pro, but at a price and form that confuses me.
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Google Debuts New AI Models, Genie 4 and Gemini 4 Carbon: What You Need to Know
The world model has a waitlist and the newest frontier Gemini model is restricted to select cybersecurity experts.
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Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider Remastered and More Come to All PlayStation Plus Subscribers in November
Keep spooky season going a little longer with these PlayStation Plus games in November.
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Touchscreen MacBook Pro Hands-On: Apple Finally Lets Us Swipe the Screen
A great-sounding display, but Apple seems out of touch for the touchscreen.
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Boston Dynamics Faces Employee Protest Over Robot Deal With ICE
Tech workers have become increasingly vocal when their employers’ business deals clash with their values.
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The Ultrahuman Ring Pro Hits US Shelves Amid Oura Lawsuit
It’s available online and in select stores, so you can check out the smart ring in person.
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New iPhone Duo? Here are 4 Cool Features to Try
A handful of neat capabilities help Apple’s foldable phone feel even more intuitive.
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Live Now! We’ve Folded the iPhone Duo 100,000 Times – Watch Us Fold It Thousands More
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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Apple’s ‘Pro and Tell’ Event: Everything Announced This Week
It’s another big week for Apple, with a new iPad Mini, iMac and touchscreen MacBook Pro.
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Google’s Next Mixed Reality Headset, Xreal Aura, Coming Mid-November at $1,099 to Start
A bit like VR, a bit like smart glasses, a bit like a tiny face computer.
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How to Identify Flock Cameras (and the Lookalikes That Fool People)
Traffic signal cameras, red-light cameras and private security cameras can resemble Flock units but serve different purposes.
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Update to iOS 27.2 Now to Patch Hundreds of Bugs
The update fixes some nasty bugs that could leave your iPhone inoperable or expose sensitive data.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday, Nov. 1. Here’s When to Change Your Clocks
Most of the US gains an hour of sleep this weekend, but Hawaii and most of Arizona won’t change their clocks.
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Fox One Will Track 2026 Midterm Election Results With New App Experience
Fox’s streaming service adds a new layer of coverage to the 2026 midterm elections.
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Amazon’s $500 Echo Show 16 Wants to Be the Center of Your Home
A larger screen, upgraded speakers, night vision and an optional glare-resistant display headline Amazon’s latest Echo Show.
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The Latest Echo Smart Speakers Double as Nanny Cams and Wi-Fi Extenders
Amazon’s new Echo Dot and Studio speakers have several smart home features new to the lineup.
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Amazon’s New Alarm Clock ‘Knows’ if You’re in a Deep Sleep and Lets You Sleep Longer
The Amazon Echo Time, launched today, has a few wild features.
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Amazon’s 5 New Smart Home Devices: Everything You Need to Know
The company is also introducing an interactive home map feature.
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Amazon’s New Digital Picture Frame Is Clever and Classy
The frame, available in real wood finishes, is the first-ever with Amazon Alexa built in and offers unlimited storage for Prime members.
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Samsung Galaxy Buds On Are the Premium Clip-On Earbuds You Didn’t Know You Were Waiting For
Samsung’s $229 clip-on open earbuds are primed to take on models from Bose, Sony and Shokz.
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Amazon’s New Echo Lineup Goes in the Opposite Direction of Apple HomeView
While Apple’s first home screen is small, Amazon is going bigger and more TV-oriented than ever before — but that comes with high prices.
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Five iOS 27 Settings Worth Changing the Day You Update
A few iOS 27 defaults get in the way more than they help. Here’s how to turn each one down or off.
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Lapsed US snooping law still running as senators object
FISA 702 is one of two key US laws that undermine data sovereignty and allow the US to access foreign data without the subject knowing. Senators demand release of a secret ruling
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Autumn Budget 2026: UK chancellor ties datacentre grid access to community tests
Healey’s Autumn Budget covenant makes grid priority and on-site generation conditional on community investment, jobs and water protection, weeks after MSPs paused Scotland’s pipeline
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Autumn Budget 2026: Chancellor sets aside funds for UK tech
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Beyond power: How to avoid water as a constraint on AI growth
As 100kW-plus racks push AI facilities toward gigawatt scale, Johnson Controls’ John Keane explains why zero-water thermal architectures are vital to securing site viability
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Austrian doctors to swap emails and phone calls for encrypted messages
Austria is following Germany’s lead by introducing a sovereign encrypted messaging service for healthcare professionals
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Aera addresses decision-making using enterprise AI
Aera Technology has been looking at how agentic AI should handle the complexity and trade-offs of enterprise decision-making
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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
Of £8.96bn in UK public sector cloud contracts, only £1.64bn traces cleanly to hyperscalers. BidSkim data reveals how AWS takes the direct route while Microsoft Azure hides behind resellers
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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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