Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Acer’s CEO claims RAM supply is still “quite large”Jason Chen does acknowledge that PC prices will rise in Q4, though, by up to 20% on averageHowever, those prices will fall by mid-2027, the CEO predicts, asserting that: “It’s impossible for…
The US military has confirmed for the first time it has deployed weapons in Earth’s orbit, triggering concerns of a global arms race and the militarisation of outer space. Speaking at the Air, Space and Cyber Conference on 14 September 2026, the US secretary of the air force, Troy Meink, said Washington had active “on-orbit,…
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The first time I watched DeepSeek “think” inside AI coding agent Cline, it felt uncanny. It paused, reconsidered, said, “but wait,” weighed two approaches, then rewrote a script I hadn’t asked it to change. For a moment it looked like a colleague arguing with itself in the next room. It isn’t. It turned out I…
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The Meta Connect 2026 conference opened with a keynote from CEO Mark Zuckerberg, where he talked about the company’s new agentic artificial intelligence (AI) platform, Muse, which has the potential to disrupt e-commerce.The company is positioning Muse as a personal AI agent, which people can customise and use to perform tasks such as internet shopping,…
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Microsoft has unveiled a long-term framework for the Middle East that combines significant investments in cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, with a broader push to strengthen digital resilience, cyber security and workforce development across the region. Announced on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the initiative was presented by…
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When Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) acting vice-president for the worldwide public sector, David Appel, opened the firm’s UK Public Sector Symposium earlier this month, he drew a historical parallel to artificial intelligence (AI). Three miles west of the City of London venue we were at is the Crystal Palace, a million square feet of glass and…
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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Apparently Nvidia’s not launching RTX 6000 GPUs until 2028A leaker claims that these graphics cards have been delayed from the 2027 debut Nvidia originally plannedPushing back these GPUs makes sense given the RAM crisis, and some gamers are happy to…
Vrlibs studio/Shutterstock Anker is one of the most famous mobile accessory brands in the world, and it’s continuously pushing out cool new gadgets that make life just a tad easier. However, the Anker brand is not the only sheriff in town, facing tough competition from the likes of Baseus. Where is this competitor from? Is…
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PitukTV/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Electronics rarely appreciate in value. New technologies come out every few years, making the older tech obsolete. You either sell your old gear at a modest price, find interesting uses for it, or just trash it. But that’s not always the case. Sometimes, older gadgets become…
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As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in everyday banking continues its rapid rise, consumers want independent eyes and a human in the loop on banks using the technology. The latest survey of around 2,500 customers by NatWest bank found that 71% use AI tools at least occasionally and 40% use them most or every…
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