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Are AI coders more trouble than they’re worth?

The majority of UK and US software development teams polled by independent research firm Coleman Parkes say artificial intelligence (AI) agents struggle to find issues in complex code.  The poll of 300 software developers and engineering leads, published in the Overcoming the limitations of coding agents in complex software systems report from Undo, found that…

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‘Next year will be the worst in the industry’s history from the supply perspective’: SK Hynix CEO forecasts more doom, also predicting the RAM crisis will last until 2030

The boss of SK Hynix believes that the RAM crisis is going to get much worseThe CEO said 2027 will be the ‘worst year’ in the RAM industry’s history, and that the crisis will likely roll on to 2030 and beyondAnalysis from the Bank of America also claims that SK Hynix’s expansion of memory production…

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Payment fraud a ‘fully fledged’ transnational security threat, says think tank

Over half the world’s population are targeted by payment scams each week as authorised payment fraud becomes a “fully fledged” global security threat, rather than a consumer protection issue, warns the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). In its latest report, defence and security think tank RUSI said the scam often known as authorised push payments…

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Nvidia-backed Open Secure AI Alliance puts AI security and sovereignty in focus for Middle East

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes embedded in critical infrastructure, government services and enterprise operations, the question of how to secure increasingly autonomous AI systems is becoming as important as how quickly they can be deployed. Nvidia is seeking to address that challenge through the newly launched Open Secure AI Alliance, an industry coalition that brings…

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Someone made game ‘cartridges’ for their Steam games, and I’ve never wanted anything more — but storing all my games on individual SSDs sounds like a good way to go bankrupt fast these days

A Steam user has found a way to store games on SSDs with an auto-navigation and auto-start scriptThese are effectively physical ‘game cartridges’ complete with key artHowever, costly SSDs means this is a pricey endeavor (the Steam gamer was lucky enough to pick up used drives on the cheap)Physical copies of PlayStation games are coming…

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Time to rethink US frontier AI model dominance

China has outdone the US again, with benchmarks from Artificial Analysis showing that the latest DeepSeek model, V4 Flash 0731, is significantly cheaper than equivalent OpenAI models. Even after OpenAI’s most recent 80% price cut on GPT-5.6 Luna, Artificial Analysis reported that DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731’s cost per task using its first-party application programming interface (API)…

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ADNOC shifts AI strategy from isolated pilots to enterprise-wide operations

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming deeply embedded in ADNOC’s operations as the Abu Dhabi energy company accelerates its ambition to become “the world’s most AI-enabled energy company”. Rather than focusing on individual AI applications, ADNOC is repositioning artificial intelligence as an enterprise capability that spans exploration, drilling, production, maintenance and decision-making. The strategy marks a…

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Government gives regulatory boost to support AI in legal sector

The UK government has opened up applications for its new Legal Services AI Growth Lab, which aims to help law firms, conveyancers and legal technology companies adopt artificial intelligence (AI) faster. The previous Keir Starmer administration unveiled its AI Growth Lab plan in 2025, with the aim of supporting growth and responsible AI innovation by…

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Munich Airport marshalls digital twin to improve operations

Munich Airport is aiming to improve passenger experiences, automate operations, reduce costs and streamline its workflows on an ongoing basis using process mining and intelligence software from Celonis. Germany’s second-largest hub airport has deployed the supplier’s software to build a real-time digital twin of its operations, starting with baggage handling. The supplier said it is…

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‘The return of a classic’: Palit trumpets new RTX 3060 that packs 12GB, but I’m not convinced about these resurrected Nvidia GPUs

Palit has launched a new RTX 3060 model with 12GB of VRAMThis continues a recent theme of old GPUs being resurrectedThese GPUs may pack 12GB of video RAM at a relatively affordable price, but they don’t make sense compared to current-gen pricingWe might not have seen any new graphics cards so far from Nvidia this…

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