AMD’s RDNA 4 GPUs are not even in Steam’s top ranked graphics cardsNvidia’s Blackwell GPUs, on the other hand, are forging aheadNvidia’s GPUs are also outselling AMD on Amazon, and it’s starting to feel like Team Red is fighting a losing battle – which isn’t good news for consumersAs July begins, we’ve got a couple…
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The Pixel 10 Pro Fold is one of the most anticipated phones of the year, and for good reason. Everything we know about the upcoming device suggests that it will continue building on the evolution of Google’s foldable designs. Now, the tech giant has dropped yet another teaser for its Pixel 10 lineup, this time…
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In this podcast, we talk to Boris Bialek, vice-president and field chief technology officer (CTO) at MongoDB, about how artificial intelligence (AI) can help with discovery and management of unstructured data. Bialek sets out how AI can help bring together different classes of information that an organisation might hold about customers to make processes much…
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Nvidia is rumored to be cutting production of RTX 5000 GPUsManufacturing levels are supposedly looking at a cut of 20% or more in JulyIf true, as the effects of that filter through, we can expect price rises by SeptemberNvidia could be planning to cut down production of its RTX 5000 graphics cards, according to a…
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) systems could assist terrorists in disseminating propaganda and preparing for attacks, according to the UK’s terror advisor, but the level of the threat remains “purely theoretical” without further evidence of its use in practice. In his latest annual report, Jonathan Hall, the government’s independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, warned that while…
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Intel’s Arrow Lake Refresh is rumored for the second half of 2025These desktop CPUs supposedly come with a much more powerful NPUThis will allow them to use Copilot+ features for the first time on the desktop – but gamers will be less than impressed, no doubtIntel’s Arrow Lake Refresh processors, which are rumored to be…
Travelex is replacing multiple legacy core supply chain systems with an off-the-shelf alternative, as it seeks to complete its transition to the cloud.Meanwhile, as part of its wider transformation, its in-house software development teams work with technologies such as machine learning to develop systems to predict demand and pricing.The supply chain system replacement project, which…
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Intel’s CEO has reportedly addressed staff members worldwideLip-Bu Tan seemingly laid out some very frank observations and clear goalsAll this indicates a focus on streamlining and also breaking into the AI arena – though not to catch Nvidia directly, but with so-called edge AIIntel’s (relatively) new CEO has apparently admitted the gravity of the struggles…
A lack of opportunity for progression is a main reason why women are leaving the technology sector, according to the Lovelace report. Research by Oliver Wyman and WeAreTechWomen found that between 40,000 and 60,000 women are leaving digital roles each year, whether for other tech roles or to leave tech for good, with a quarter…
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With the Bristol Isambard-AI supercomputer now live, the UK government has unveiled a roadmap to delivering 420 Exaflops of compute power by 2030. The £1bn set aside in the spending review is being used to increase the UK’s compute infrastructure and drive forward artificial intelligence (AI) development. The government’s goal is to reduce the UK’s…
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