Once WWDC 2025 rolls around, it’ll mark a year of Apple Intelligence on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Unfortunately, there’s not much to get excited about right now, especially when you compare it to what AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini can do.A year ago, nobody really saw this coming. Sure, we knew Apple Intelligence might…
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2024 was a banner year for Qualcomm at Computex, with the massive launch of its Snapdragon X Elite laptop processors putting it at the forefront of the event. In fact, Qualcomm’s keynote presentation last year was so impressive that I declared them the winners of the event, with guest stars from makes of many of…
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A plan by Essex-based Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust (PAH) to move some capacity to Nutanix cloud-based services is blocked by uncertainty over pricing amid US president Donald Trump’s recent flurry of on-off, up-down tariffs. PAH saved £500,000 when it migrated from VMware on end-of-life EMC VNX storage arrays to Nutanix hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) several years…
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The government’s Gov.uk One Login digital identity system has lost its certification against the government’s own trust framework for digital identity systems. Computer Weekly has learned that a key technology supplier to One Login chose to allow its certification to lapse, and as a result, One Login has also been removed from the official accreditation…
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The faulty system at the heart of the Post Office Horizon scandal could still be in use in Post Office branches up to 2033. According to a public sector procurement notice, the Post Office will finally replace the controversial Horizon system with an off-the-shelf alternative, but the current system could remain for another seven years.…
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Samsung’s new Galaxy S25 Edge casts a shadow on Apple’s ability to offer decent battery life for the long-rumored iPhone 17 Air model. After all, Apple isn’t exactly known as a champion of great battery life for its iPhone models, and a device that might have a battery as compromised as the previous mini models…
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Marks and Spencer (M&S) has confirmed customer data was stolen during the Easter DragonForce ransomware attack on its server infrastructure, and that it will be prompting all online customers to reset their account passwords as a precautionary move. The attack unfolded three weeks ago and is thought to have been the work of a white-label affiliate…
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Microsoft has issued fixes for a total of five new zero-day vulnerabilities out of a grand total of just over 70 addressable common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) on the fifth Patch Tuesday of 2025 – over 80 when third-party issues are accounted for. In numerical order, this month’s zero days are as follows: CVE-2025-30400, an…
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One month after launching its latest AI models, OpenAI is bringing GPT-4.1 to ChatGPT.On Wednesday, OpenAI took to social media to announce that ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team users can now access the new GPT-4.1 from the “more models” dropdown in the model picker. Enterprise and Edu users will also gain access in the coming…
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AMD’s Radeon RX 9060 XT will likely be revealed on May 21 after a teaser on its X pageThis will come after Nvidia’s RTX 5060 launch on May 19The Radeon RX 9060 XT is expected to go on sale in JuneIt’s almost the week of Computex 2025, where Nvidia and AMD will be center stage…
