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Wednesday May 28, 2025. 04:16 AM
Really strong USB ports make a difference too by reducing the need for motherboard replacements Computex Analysts rate Taiwan’s ASUS the world’s fifth most prolific PC-maker, but the company wants to climb the charts by targeting business buyers, according to Shawn...
Millions may fall for it - and end up with malware instead A group of miscreants tracked as UNC6032 is exploiting interest in AI video generators by planting malicious ads on social media platforms to steal credentials, credit card details, and other sensitive info,...
He was responding to a gripe from a Russian IT provider about competition from Microsoft and Zoom Russian President Vladimir Putin said foreign tech providers still operating in Russia should be 'strangled' as the country develops domestic alternatives.…
Tuesday May 27, 2025. 11:17 PM
400,000 GB200s could be more than a 1.2GW datacenter can chew Oracle will reportedly shell out around $40 billion on Nvidia's most advanced GPUs to provide compute power to OpenAI from the first US Stargate datacenter in Abilene, Texas, assuming the site can deliver enough...
No more features for the design darling - now it’s all about chatting with your tabs like they’re sentient AI is rapidly reshaping how we use the web, or so The Browser Company founder Josh Miller argues. That belief helped drive his team's decision to stop building new...
'Your well-honed customer experience is noise to an agent' As software agents powered by foundation models become more commonplace, marketers need to revisit their assumptions about website design and advertising.…
Dutch intel services, Microsoft go big-game hunting A previously unknown Kremlin-linked group has conducted cyber-espionage operations against Dutch police, NATO member states, Western tech companies, and other organizations of interest to the Russian government since at...
The rebellion grows and it seems resistance is not futile Despite high-profile calls for employees to get their butts back behind their desks in a traditional workplace setting, more people - at least in the UK - are ignoring return-to-office mandates, a study has found.…
He'll need to be way more aggressive than a 25% tariff, say analysts, and even then it would take years US President Donald Trump can huff, puff, and threaten to blow Tim Cook's house down with a 25 percent iPhone import tariff, but analysts say even that threat is unlikely...
Nick Clegg, former politico and Zuckcorp policy Prez, seems confused, can Reg readers help him? Former British deputy PM and Meta apologist Sir Nick Clegg says that forcing AI companies to ask for the permission of copyright holders before using their content would destroy...
Hackers take personal data bytes from the brand with three stripes Adidas is warning customers some of their data was stolen after an 'unauthorized' person lifted it from a 'third-party customer service provider.'…
Marc Benioff eyes up all those lovely data tools for AI push Salesforce is to buy Informatica, the enterprise data management and analytics biz, for around $8 billion.…
Commercial customers, STEM students all feeling the pain after mega outage of engineering data-analysis tool Software biz MathWorks is cleaning up a ransomware attack more than a week after it took down MATLAB, its flagship product used by more than five million people...
Taxpayers on hold for 798 years might wish for a better service The UK's tax collector has confirmed plans to contract out call center services with an associated price tag of £500 million ($677 million).…
Prediction: General-purpose AI could start getting worse Opinion I use AI a lot, but not to write stories. I use AI for search. When it comes to search, AI, especially Perplexity, is simply better than Google.…
Or, rediscovering the KISS principle, the long way round Comment Linux distro wars are nothing new. 'Advocacy' (a euphemism for angry argument) about hardware, OSes, programming languages and editors goes back as long as different computers have existed. Computers appeal to...
Nothing will change while big tech sets the rules. We'll need someone even scarier Opinion How much harm does AI cause the environment? As a report from the MIT Technology Review just confirmed, nobody knows, and almost nobody cares enough to try and find out. Even if lots...
No, not Amazon. China’s SHEIN is in the spotlight for fake discounts, grubby greenery, and evading inquiries The European Commission has warned Chinese e-tailer SHEIN to clean up its act, after finding several practices on its website breach local consumer law.…
Taiwan's tech expo dishes up the usual oddities - some less bonkers than they seem Computex Taiwan’s Computex conference sprawls across four exhibition halls in which almost 1,500 exhibitors jostle for attention.…
Chipmaker Hygon, which recently teased a 128-core, 512-thread CPU, merges with server-maker Sugon China has spawned a supercomputing contender.…
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