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Can you spot an AI-generated scam?

As AI tools become part of everyday life, most people believe they would be better equipped to spot AI-generated scams, but new research reveals a worrying trend: ...

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When AI buys from AI, who do we trust?

Imagine a digital version of yourself that moves faster than your fingers ever could - an AI-powered agent that knows your preferences, anticipates your needs, and...

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Secure access, minimize tech debt: a browser-based strategy for the SaaS-driven enterprise

There’s a silent strain on security in today’s enterprises, and it’s coming from an unexpected source: the technology stack.Technical debt is a $2.41 trillion prob...

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Tesla takes the wraps off its Model Y Performance – a family SUV that’s faster than a Porsche 911

New Performance version sees the 0-60mph sprint dispatched in 3.3 secondsFresh alloy wheels and sporty design touches feature throughout Model Y Performance also b...

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Windows 11's SSD breaking bug just got more mysterious - and I really hope Microsoft can clear this up swiftly

Windows 11's August update reportedly introduced an SSD breaking bugIt's been suggested that SSDs using Phison controllers are more likely to be affectedPhison has...

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"The ultimate supercomputer to drive the age of physical AI and general robotics" - Nvidia reveals next generation "robot brain" chip, and it can be yours for less than a used car

Nvidia Jetson Thor is framed as the robot brain for physical AIMajor robotics companies are already listed as early adopters worldwideNvidia Jetson Thor offers 2,0...

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Kiwi storage startup uses proprietary 144TB SSD to hit 230TB storage per 42U rack - but it will cost well over $2 million to get such a system

Novodisq claims 230PB rack capacity using proprietary 144TB SSDsNovoblade integrates compute, networking, and storage in dense blade serversNovodisq promises 95% l...

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US warns Chinese tech firms may have ties to notorious cyber espionage group which hit hundreds of firms

Security agencies issue joint statement warning Chinese tech firms may be indirectly collaborating with Salt TyphoonSalt Typhoon is a hacking group behind multiple...

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Talk about hard labor - a US prisoner complains he has to rely on floppy disks for appeal documents, and there's a bizarre reason why

NJ prisoners get only twenty 1.44MB floppy disks, barely enough for appealsLawyers must transfer files from flash drives back to floppy disks, complicating the pro...

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Beats just teased Powerbeats Fit – these are the 3 key upgrades I want to see in the new Beats Fit Pro earbuds

Beats is no stranger to teasing forthcoming hardware – think earbuds or speakers – on its social channels, and earlier today, the Apple-owned brand did just that. ...

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A win for consumers? SK Hynix confirms it will bring industry's first 300+ layer QLC NAND to PCs first before moving to enterprise - but don't expect cheap 8TB SSDs anytime soon

SK Hynix sets new milestone with 321-layer QLC NAND for PC SSDsPerformance and efficiency improvements come before enterprise and AI server rolloutConsumers unlike...

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I've found the new Oakley smart glasses are perfect for running, but I'm not sure they're for me

For the past week, I’ve been testing the new Oakley Meta smart glasses – and while I love running in them, my fiancée (and running partner) wishes I’d stop wearing...

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3 Apple Watches are rumored to arrive on September 9 – these are the models to expect

Apple has confirmed that its next event is taking place on September 9, and all signs point to a big update for the Apple Watch line.We believe, based on several m...

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Fujitsu is teaming with Nvidia to build probably the world's fastest AI supercomputer ever at 600,000 FP8 Petaflops - so Feyman GPU could well feature

FugakuNEXT will combine Fujitsu CPUs and Nvidia GPUs in Japan’s next national supercomputerThe system targets 600EFLOPS FP8 performance with a 100x application per...

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Can you spot an AI-generated scam?

When AI buys from AI, who do we trust?

Secure access, minimize tech debt: a browser-based strategy for the SaaS-driven enterprise

Tesla takes the wraps off its Model Y Performance – a family SUV that’s faster than a Porsche 911

Windows 11's SSD breaking bug just got more mysterious - and I really hope Microsoft can clear this up swiftly

"The ultimate supercomputer to drive the age of physical AI and general robotics" - Nvidia reveals next generation "robot brain" chip, and it can be yours for less than a used car

Kiwi storage startup uses proprietary 144TB SSD to hit 230TB storage per 42U rack - but it will cost well over $2 million to get such a system

US warns Chinese tech firms may have ties to notorious cyber espionage group which hit hundreds of firms

Talk about hard labor - a US prisoner complains he has to rely on floppy disks for appeal documents, and there's a bizarre reason why

Beats just teased Powerbeats Fit – these are the 3 key upgrades I want to see in the new Beats Fit Pro earbuds

A win for consumers? SK Hynix confirms it will bring industry's first 300+ layer QLC NAND to PCs first before moving to enterprise - but don't expect cheap 8TB SSDs anytime soon

I've found the new Oakley smart glasses are perfect for running, but I'm not sure they're for me

3 Apple Watches are rumored to arrive on September 9 – these are the models to expect

Fujitsu is teaming with Nvidia to build probably the world's fastest AI supercomputer ever at 600,000 FP8 Petaflops - so Feyman GPU could well feature

Honor Magic V5 review: fantastic foldable phone that needs better Android software

How to watch Dutch Grand Prix 2025: live stream the F1 from anywhere

Wonder what happens to your encrypted data in case of an emergency? Proton now lets you plan ahead

Skate Early Access release date – how to access, what's included, and everything you need to know

Marvel Rivals crosshairs: how to change and import them

Major healthcare service breach exposes data on over 600,000 people - names, SSNs, and more stolen, here's what we know

ChatGPT is getting better at knowing when you need real human support – and I think it's about time