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Have your PC games been running slowly over the past month? Nvidia solves GPU mystery – and the culprit is Windows 11

Nvidia GPUs have been suffering since the Windows 11 October updateThe Microsoft patch meant some PC games ran slower than expectedNvidia has deployed an emergency hotfix to resolve these issuesNvidia GPU owners who’ve been having problems with sluggishness affecting some games in the past month now have a fix for these performance woes in Windows…

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UK government outlines next wave of AI investment plans

The government has unveiled a package of investments and initiatives designed to strengthen the UK’s standing within the artificial intelligence (AI) space, which includes the launch of an investment fund to support the UK’s homegrown AI business ventures. Among the announcements is confirmation of the location of the government’s fourth AI Growth Zone (AIGZ), sited…

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NotebookLM Now Supports Deep Research And More File Types

Thaspol Sangsee/Shutterstock Google on Thursday announced two big upgrades for the NotebookLM AI research tool, which might satisfy the requests of some fans of the popular generative AI tool. NotebookLM can now employ a Deep Research mode similar to what’s available in Gemini, AI Mode, and Google Finance. Additionally, NotebookLM will let users upload more…

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Microsoft users warned over privilege elevation flaw

Microsoft marked the penultimate Patch Tuesday of 2025 with an update lighter than of late, addressing a mere 63 common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) across its product estate – a far cry from many of its recent drops averaging well over 100 – and a solitary zero-day flaw. Tracked as CVE-2025-62215, this month’s single zero-day…

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Google Drive Just Got One Of NotebookLM’s Best Features

Algi Febri Sugita/Shutterstock Since first bringing Audio Overview to NotebookLM, Google has slowly been rolling out one of its best AI-powered features to other parts of its ecosystem. The feature hit Google Docs back in August of this year, and now it’s coming to Google Drive as a whole, making it even easier to summarize…

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Dutch datacentre growth stalls while hydrogen remains untapped

Amsterdam, traditionally one of Europe’s five leading datacentre hubs alongside Frankfurt, London, Paris and Dublin, faces severe growth limitations. Amsterdam’s city council recently announced that new datacentre applications will only be considered from 2035 onwards due to grid congestion. According to ING, citing Gartner data, around 200MW of new capacity is currently under construction, but…

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US tariff on skilled workers could create an inflection point in the war for AI talent

The US administration’s decision to raise fees for ‘H-1B’ visas for skilled foreign workers to $100,000 could prove a seminal moment — not just because of the policy itself, but because of its timing. It comes at a point when global demand for AI, data and digital expertise is reaching critical mass, creating an opportunity…

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Microsoft strengthens UAE’s AI ambitions with launch of Elevate programme

Microsoft’s global AI Tour made a stop in Dubai this week, spotlighting the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) ambitious drive to become a regional and global leader in artificial intelligence (AI). At the heart of the event was the announcement of Microsoft Elevate UAE, a major expansion of the company’s global skilling initiative. The programme aims…

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Yes, You Can Run Windows 95 In Your Browser, And It’s Glorious

Brooks Kraft/Getty Images Released on August 24, 1995, Microsoft Windows 95 was one of the most anticipated software launches at the time. It was a huge change over the previous release Windows 3.1, adding a bunch of new features and introducing what we now know as plug and play for external peripherals. Over one million…

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Police Digital Service defends IT contractor cuts amid concerns over IT project delivery

The Police Digital Service (PDS) has dismissed concerns about the quality and pace of its work being hampered by a cost-cutting push to reduce headcount in its flexible IT workforce, while acknowledging its efforts to improve workplace culture remain ongoing. The Home Office-funded company is responsible for overseeing the development and delivery of the National…

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