The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has updated what it claims to be 180 critical legacy applications. In May 2023, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) warned that the department had no clear plan to replace or modernise legacy systems. In the Tackling Defra’s ageing digital services PAC report, Defra told the PAC it…
Defra legacy IT: 180 applications refreshed, over 1,500 remain Read More »
Intel this week has started production at Fab 9, the company’s latest and most advanced chip packaging plant. Joining Intel’s growing collection of facilities in New Mexico, Fab 9 is tasked with packaging chips using Intel’s Foveros technology, which is currently used to build the company’s latest client Core Ultra (Meteor Lake) processors and Data…
Intel’s First High-Volume Foveros Packaging Facility, Fab 9, Starts Operations Read More »
Asymmetric power dynamics at work are fuelling Welsh workers’ negative experience of artificial intelligence (AI), says Trade Unions Congress (TUC), and make it difficult to challenge the imposition of new technologies in the workplace. In a review of how workers and trade unionists across the country are experiencing the technology, Wales TUC found that their…
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The US government has succeeded in disrupting a botnet created by known Chinese threat actor Volt Typhoon that had paved the way for cyber attacks on critical national infrastructure (CNI) organisations across America and other countries. A security alert published by the US Office of Public Affairs confirmed Volt Typhoon, a hacking group sponsored by…
The House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee has called on the government to support copyright holders. The committee’s first report of session 2023-24 on large language models (LLMs) and generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) urged the government not to “sit on its hands” while LLM developers exploit the work of rightsholders. The report’s authors called…
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The iPhone 15 Pro has been available for almost five months. After jumping from an iPhone 14 Pro Max to a regular Pro version, I knew I would comparatively suffer from a poor battery life performance between these two phones. Still, I wasn’t expecting autonomy to drop so much.While I first thought the issue regarded…
I turned this iPhone 15 Pro feature off, and battery life drastically improved Read More »
The Apple Vision Pro launched only on Friday and we already have a video of someone using the spatial computer while driving a Tesla Cybertrick with Autopilot engaged.That might be how we drive cars in a few years: Use head-mounted computers while the car takes us to our destination. But it’s absolutely not the way to…
The Vision Pro Tesla Autopilot we didn’t need is already here Read More »
Nvidia’s RTX 4070 Ti is the latest graphics card to witness a price cut among a flurry of discounting activity of late in the mid-range to higher-tier GPU space.VideoCardz was eagle-eyed enough to catch that Newegg in the US has now reduced the price of a couple of MSI versions of the RTX 4070 Ti,…
AMD’s RDNA 4 GPUs sound like they’re going to really shake up the graphics card market when they arrive – the trouble is that Team Red may not want to make those waves this year.We’ve just caught a video full of new rumors and theorizing on AMD’s next-gen graphics cards from Moore’s Law is Dead…
With the European Union’s Digital Market Act (DMA) set to go into effect in March, Apple’s grip on the type of apps that iPhone users can download and install is poised to loosen considerably. For the first time in iPhone history, users will have the ability to officially download apps from outside the App Store.…
Phil Schiller explains why third-party App Stores make the iPhone experience worse Read More »
