Ham patipak/Shutterstock If you’re experiencing a laggy, slow, or unresponsive PC, the Task Manager is often your first step to identifying the culprit. Typically, you’ll find a popular app like Chrome causing a memory spike because a particular tab or window is creating problems. At other times, you may find a process called the Runtime…
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The UK government will consult on police facial recognition before further expanding its use across England, says policing minister Sarah Jones. Speaking during the Labour party annual conference, Jones said the government will also look to place “parameters” over how and when live facial recognition (LFR) technology can be deployed in the future. “There has…
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Ozgurdonmaz/Getty Images As expected, Apple this week filed a motion asking a judge to dismiss xAI’s lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI. The original suit, if you recall, alleges that Apple is a monopolist and is using its market power to favor ChatGPT — via its deal with OpenAI — so that it can prevent rival…
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José Adorno/BGR During the Powerbeats Fit event, we had the chance to interview Oliver Schusser, Apple’s VP of Music, Beats, and Sports, at the Apple Music Studio in Culver City. Schusser, who was part of the original release of Apple Music, reflected on the first decade of the service, the core integration between Beats and…
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Intel states that its new Panther Lake Xe3 graphics will ‘set a new standard’ in the industryIt comes after Nvidia and Intel’s partnership to create RTX SoCsThis could spell great news for handheld gaming PCsThe handheld gaming PC space is continuously growing, with new additions like the ROG Xbox Ally and the Lenovo Legion Go…
Green promises from technology companies are everywhere. Servers described as carbon neutral, cloud platforms that reportedly run on 100% renewable energy, and datacentres branded as sustainable. The marketing machine is powerful, and many executives want to believe these claims because they align with boardroom goals and customer expectations. Yet, the gap between what is said…
Andrew Sozinov/Shutterstock About a month ago, a Galaxy S26 leak from a trusted insider gave us a look at purported dummy units for the three models in the series: the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26 Edge, and Galaxy S26 Ultra. The leak didn’t surprise us, considering the Galaxy S26 launch event is coming in early 2026.…
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Sales of enterprise software through hyperscale cloud marketplaces hosted by the likes of Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft and Google are expected to top $163bn by 2030, having hit $30bn in 2024. According to research from IT market watcher Omdia, the rise in sales can be attributed to increasing enterprise use of hyperscale cloud procurement…
Despite publicly belittling software patents and lobbying for patent reform that would make it difficult for companies to use such patents in patent-based lawsuits, Google is building an impressive arsenal of patents of its own at a much faster rate than in previous years. While the move may be perceived as an attempt to defend its…
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IT leaders are being advised to prepare for the rise in legal disputes and regulatory compliance mishaps arising from the use of generative AI (GenAI) in their organisations. A Gartner survey of 360 IT leaders involved in the roll-out of GenAI tools found that over 70% indicated that regulatory compliance is in their top three…
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