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If you visit the London Underground, your face may be scanned and compared to a watchlist from today — here's how the new tech works
The British Transport Police are putting facial recognition cameras in Tube stations, but face a backlash against the tech.
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The proton is more quantum than we thought | New Scientist
Our understanding of the internal structure of protons is largely based on classical physics, but data compiled from accelerator experiments has uncovered quantum behaviour that has never been seen before
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Cybersecurity
Discover more about Cyber Security with insights from the experts at Tom's Hardware.
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Seedless Blackberries and Cherries That Grow on Bushes Vie to Be the Future of Food
Startups and Big Ag are using Crispr gene editing to create crops that taste better and grow on a hotter planet. But will they find a market?
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Video Games
Discover more about Video Games with insights from the experts at Tom's Hardware.
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Preparing for post-quantum cryptography: Building a practical roadmap
Quantum readiness is now a business priority
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The AI era is creating a new CTO
The CTO's new job in the AI era
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Microsoft Teams will now let you really show off how good you are at your job — but it might make your co-workers cringe
Badges are coming to Microsoft Teams profiles
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Semiconductors
Discover more about Semiconductor with insights from the experts at Tom's Hardware.
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GPUs
GPU reviews, news and features, created for the hardcore PC enthusiast by the experts at Tom's Hardware.
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DeepCool AK620 and AK400 G2 Review: Quiet and powerful, with woodgrain or a digital display
Second-generation AK coolers deliver strong thermal performance, quiet noise levels, and your choice of woodgrain top covers or a digital display.
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Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and the Misreading of Science Fiction
Beyond Elon Musk’s interpretation of ‘The Odyssey,’ Silicon Valley leaders have often misunderstood classic books like ‘Foundation’ and ‘The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.’ It’s evident in their tech.
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Could we eliminate any particles from the standard model of physics? | New Scientist
The standard model of physics is one of the most successful scientific theories in existence, but do we need it all? Columnist Chanda Prescod-Weinstein explores whether it’s carrying any excess baggage
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Meet Snowflake Volunteer: Tor's Android app that lets you help people bypass censorship
The app builds on the capabilities of Snowflake, Tor’s pluggable transport that helps people on censored networks
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AI Is Helping Solve the Intricate Genetic Puzzle of Schizophrenia
Recent findings provide one of the most detailed pictures to date of the genetic architecture of schizophrenia, opening up new avenues for research into the disorder.
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Improved connectivity is helping more Brits realise their dream — in both business and personal life
Vodafone wants to unlock opportunity for everyone in the UK
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How to Save Big With a PlayStation Discount Code August 2026
Want to stretch your gaming budget? Learn how to unlock massive savings on PS5 games, DualSense controllers, and PlayStation Plus memberships using gift cards and exclusive promotional codes.
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The Ultimate Guide to Finding and Using a Casetify Code Discount This July
Keep your phone protected and your wallet happy with these proven strategies to secure a Casetify promo code, student discount, and sitewide deals.
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The KitchenAid KF2 might be the company's entry-level automatic coffee machine, but I think its unique feature makes it the most desirable
The little coffee machine that could
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Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 4 release date and time — when will it launch on HBO Max?
Why does Bernadette being a demon make complete sense? Furhtermore, when does Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 4 hit HBO Max?
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Virginia's AI boom quietly drained the entire regional electricity grid
A 76% price hike in electricity bills exposed who was really paying for Virginia's massive AI data center expansion
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, August 11 (game #891)
My clues will help you solve the NYT's Strands today and keep that streak going
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I asked Gemini if my chicken salad was still good: it saved itself and my stomach
A simple question about the freshness of chicken salad turned into a broader learning experience about AI's own safety nets.
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Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, August 11 (game #1660)
My clues will help you solve Quordle today and keep that streak going
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The Navy is taking drone production offshore with a containerized factory
Firestorm Labs printed 12 drones aboard USS Essex as the Navy experiments with manufacturing weapons far from shore
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America is betting on small modular reactors to revive nuclear shipping
US nuclear ambitions move offshore as small reactors promise long missions, coastal power and fewer refueling stops worldwide
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Tuesday, August 11 (game #1157)
My clues will help you solve the NYT's Connections puzzle today and keep that streak going
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'It's Stalin's dream' — Quote of the day by software pioneer Richard Stallman on the tracking capabilities of cell phones
The long-time privacy advocate doesn't carry a cell phone to avoid being tracked
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'House of the Dragon' season 4: everything we know so far about the Game of Thrones show's final chapter on HBO Max
House of the Dragon season 4 will be the HBO TV show's final hurrah — here's all you need to know about it.
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Tesla and SpaceX want their own chip factory with 3,000 workers
SpaceX plans a 100 million square foot chip factory as its computing ambitions push semiconductor demand to new extremes
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I tested Hisense's affordable RGB TV, and while it delivers solid picture quality and performance, it's not the OLED-killer I was looking for
The Hisense UR8 is one of the first affordable RGB mini-LED models available and while it improves over mini-LED in some areas, it fails to impress in key areas.
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TSMC reportedly has $1 billion of Apple chips awaiting delivery of DRAM — will this be what powers the iPhone 18 Pro?
A billion dollars of Apple's 2nm chips are stuck at TSMC
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Cloudflare chief says humans will soon be 'a rounding error on the Internet' as bot traffic takes over — so what is it doing to combat this?
Rounding errors don't spend money online
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The shock revelation that light bulbs are wrecking your metabolism | New Scientist
Since the 2000s, our light exposure has changed drastically as we make our buildings more energy-efficient. Now, we’re discovering how this may mess with our mitochondria, contributing to diabetes, dementia and more
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Your running style changes when you’re short of sleep | New Scientist
There are measurable changes in the way we run when we are short of sleep, which give us a clearer picture of how a lack of shut-eye affects our risk of injury
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Why business leaders need to take quantum seriously
It's time to take quantum seriously
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GPUs
GPU reviews, news and features, created for the hardcore PC enthusiast by the experts at Tom's Hardware.
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Where the buds have no name: Soundpeats unveils UU2 open earbuds and I'm all ears
The Soundpeats UU2 are clip-style earbuds with physical touch controls and sound leakage avoidance.
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Nvidia reportedly testing lower memory configs of Rubin Ultra as memory shortage bites back — designs tested include as little as 192 GB and step back to HBM4
The chickens are apparently coming home.
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Why AI-powered jobsite intelligence is key to maximizing construction productivity
AI transforms jobsite intelligence, unlocking productivity for contractors
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I thought asking an AI agent to book a gym class was harmless — then I saw what happened if you ask Claude and OpenClaw to ‘move me to the top of the list’
Is it AI’s fault if we don’t define its boundaries properly?
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How to watch FEI World Championships 2026: free live streams, TV channels, schedule
The 10th edition of the games heads back to Aachen in Germany with 24 gold medals up for grabs
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'X-Men 97' season 2 episode 9 release date and time: when will the Marvel TV show's next entry come out on Disney+?
It's finale week for X-Men '97 season 2 — here's when you can watch its ninth and final episode.
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Data Centers
Discover more about Data Centers with insights from the experts at Tom's Hardware.