News

Pure deepens Fusion as reorientation to storage for AI continues

Pure Storage will upgrade its Fusion control plane to make storage capacity across its arrays available via storage classes that allow it to be easily provisioned to whichever application needs it, in particular artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. That’s one key announcement at Pure Storage’s Accelerate event in Las Vegas this week that targets storage for…

Pure deepens Fusion as reorientation to storage for AI continues Read More »

Pixel 9 Pro XL specs leak teases amazing on-device Gemini AI features

Google is widely expected to release four Pixel 9 phones this fall. The list includes the next-gen Pixel Fold, which might be called Pixel 9 Pro Fold, according to a new leak. Then, we’ll get the Pixel 9, the Pixel 9 Pro, and the Pixel 9 Pro XL.Google didn’t tease any of these devices at…

Pixel 9 Pro XL specs leak teases amazing on-device Gemini AI features Read More »

Chinese scientists create the first AI military commander the world has ever seen

China may forbid the use of AI to lead armed forces, but that hasn’t stopped Chinese scientists from creating an AI military commander to take part in lab-driven war games. According to the South China Morning Post, the AI is based on human military leaders and mirrors not only their strengths and weaknesses but also…

Chinese scientists create the first AI military commander the world has ever seen Read More »

Pixel 9 might get a feature just like the iPhone 16’s AI Genmoji

Genmoji, the ability to generate custom emojis with the help of AI in iOS 18, will probably be one of the most appreciated features in Apple’s Apple Intelligence suite. However, you’ll need either an iPhone 15 Pro/Max or an iPhone 16 to get Apple Intelligence working on your device. That will be the only way…

Pixel 9 might get a feature just like the iPhone 16’s AI Genmoji Read More »

Digital transformation – the missing government mission?

Unless current election polling proves to be massively mistaken, the UK is on the brink of a Labour government. But what will that mean for long-standing government efforts to deliver a “digital transformation” of the public sector? Computer Weekly has provided useful insight into how the Lib Dems, Conservatives, and Labour view the role of…

Digital transformation – the missing government mission? Read More »

AMD Ryzen 9000 desktop and Ryzen AI 300 laptop CPUs get rumored release dates – and there’s a hint about cheaper pricing too

AMD’s next-gen Ryzen CPUs built on Zen 5 are imminent for laptops (codenamed Strix Point, known as Ryzen AI 300) and desktops (Granite Ridge, Ryzen 9000) and we now have rumored release dates for both ranges which are coming next month.Tom’s Hardware observed that various sources have aired the launch dates, meaning when the CPUs…

AMD Ryzen 9000 desktop and Ryzen AI 300 laptop CPUs get rumored release dates – and there’s a hint about cheaper pricing too Read More »

iOS 18 can lock or hide apps, but here’s how Apple can make app security even better

During the WWDC 2024 keynote, Apple took yet another step towards a more protected device and released two key features: The ability to hide apps, and the option to lock iPhone apps behind Face ID/Touch ID.With these changes, Apple helps to prevent criminals and other people from accessing your phone’s sensitive data. Personally, the best…

iOS 18 can lock or hide apps, but here’s how Apple can make app security even better Read More »

Digging into the Labour Party’s election manifesto datacentre planning reform pledge

The Labour Party’s election manifesto includes a pledge to remove the planning barriers that have halted datacentre developments and, in turn, stunted the UK’s economic growth. According to a report by The Telegraph in the days leading up to the publication of the full manifesto on 13 June, the Labour Party wants to reclassify datacentres…

Digging into the Labour Party’s election manifesto datacentre planning reform pledge Read More »

Digital leaders spending more on tech for efficiency gains

In spite of slow economic growth, few tech leaders will be reducing their IT budgets over the next 12 months, the Nash Squared digital leadership report pulse survey has revealed. The report, which forms part of a larger annual survey of technology leaders, took in the views of 322 digital leaders, exploring factors that may…

Digital leaders spending more on tech for efficiency gains Read More »

Shopping Cart
Scroll to Top