TechRadar UK
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‘We are the reason that data centers get built and expanded’: It’s not about whether we need them, but it’s about where we build them, IDCA founder and CEO says
Society is to blame for data center projects in the first place
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DataImpulse Proxy Service Review
A newcomer is challenging established proxy giants with very competitive pricing
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Why proving personhood is the new standard for identity verification
AI-generated identities are bypassing traditional checks
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The AI investment gap
Organizations must evaluate long term AI lifecycle risks, not just upfront costs
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Britain should turn Ukrainian wartime innovation into shared leadership
Turning war innovation into global advantage
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Agentic AI has a price: it's called ERP migration
Every few years, enterprise software discovers a future it insists you cannot afford to miss
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Elevating the IoT: How AI is introducing a new era of connectivity
The potential of AI within IoT is extensive
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Low-power AI could define the next era of global innovation
Building AI for an energy-constrained future
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Power 50 2026 - All our finalists revealed
The nominations are in - so who will be your 2026 person of the year?
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Silent Hill: Townfall goes retro with analog horror
Silent Hill: Townfall is shaping up to be a great analog horror take on the series.
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How cloud architecture is reinventing primary storage for the AI era
AI has sparked a race to build ever more powerful infrastructure
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The new HP Omen 16 Slim isn't actually that skinny, but it is a surprisingly good budget gaming laptop - if you can get it at the right price
It's all about the money, these days
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‘Construction sites are probably one of the hardest environments you could ask an autonomous system to operate in’: Are autonomy and robotics gaining momentum in the industry?
Automation must be rethought for the construction industry
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What if I tried to use my guitar amp as the speaker for my hi-fi system? I tried really hard to make it sound anywhere near listenable and even broke a guitar pedal — here’s what I learned
A Line 6 Spider IV, a turntable, some speakers, an iPad, an overdrive pedal, loads of cables... what could go wrong?
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They might have grown up online — but Gen Z are apparently far less likely to use antivirus, study finds
Gen Z needs the full lowdown on online safety
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Can smartwatches and glasses get smarter? Inside Qualcomm and MediaTek’s new wearable AI play
How new 3nm silicon from Qualcomm and MediaTek brings on-device AI to smartwatches and glasses — without killing battery life.
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'This format deserves better than a slow death': Someone made a 3D video app that can make 4K Blu-ray work on today's 3D headsets, and modern spatial video work on old 3D TVs and monitors — and there are plans to future-proof it for preservation of the 3D greats
An intrepid Redditor has built a 3D movie player that supports three different generations of 3D, with an eye to the future of TV and projector tech.
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Nvidia paid $20 billion for SRAM decode - AMD just partnered for it instead
A partnership to split inference
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A-10 Warthog wins unexpected lifeline as Congress blocks retirement plans
Congress moves to rescue the aging A-10 Warthog after Iran missions reignite fierce retirement battle inside the Air Force
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Quote of the day by Bill Gates: 'There's nothing on the iPad I look at and say, 'Oh, I wish Microsoft had done it'' — downplaying Apple's foray into tablets
Microsoft's attempts to conquer the mobile devices market have long stuttered, with Bill Gates famously dismissing the iPad
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A 330 MW data center wanted to buy a farm, switch off the irrigation, and drink the difference — California's most powerful irrigation district said no, so it sued
The 287 million gallons are a rounding error. The precedent is not.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Wednesday, July 29 (game #1144)
My clues will help you solve the NYT's Connections puzzle today and keep that streak going
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Wednesday, July 29 (game #878)
My clues will help you solve the NYT's Strands today and keep that streak going
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Quordle hints and answers for Wednesday, July 29 (game #1647)
My clues will help you solve Quordle today and keep that streak going
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I fixed my single-screen workflow with a Plugable 15.6-inch monitor — here’s the one USB-C rule to know
This 15.6-inch USB-C portable monitor turned my laptop into a two-screen setup with a single cable, as long as that cable goes into the right port
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I taught ChatGPT my reading taste — now it knows exactly what I should read next
I let ChatGPT analyze my bookshelf for better book recommendations
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Despite rising hate for Meta’s AI glasses my wife wouldn’t take her smart Oakley HSTNs off during our honeymoon — however privacy concerns created friction that needs to be eliminated ASAP
Smart glasses are excellent, but valid concerns are rising.
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Nvidia launches Open Secure AI Alliance — but there's no room for OpenAI, Anthropic or Google
A response to the Hugging Face incident?
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Ukraine reveals home-built guided bombs with turbojet engines
Ukraine's new turbojet-powered guided bombs push domestic strike capability farther as precision weapons enter battlefield service
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'We'll talk in later seasons': How I convinced Chuck Lorre to correct Big Bang Theory's biggest mistake in future seasons of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe
There's an obvious way that Stuart Fails to Save the Universe can rectify a Big Bang Theory so big that the creators publicly apologized for it — so I've asked them to make that change.
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I grilled the biggest robot vacuum brands about what's next for robovacs… and you should buckle up for a home robot takeover
They sweep, they mop, they vacuum, and some even clean themselves afterwards — so where's next for robovacs?
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Meta drops major climate pledge after a decade of membership, says it is still committed to renewable energy
What’s on your mind, Meta?
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TIL the CIA hid a movie camera in a Xerox machine — and trained a repairman to steal film right under KGB noses
The audacious story of the secret service, the Soviets, and the Xerox photocopier that caught on fire.
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‘Those two jobs need different physics’: Rebellions CEO says training and inference need different chips
Model training still needs flagship chips, but could inference get away with lighter chips?
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Brave1 and the open source future of war
We take a look inside Ukraine’s real-time military tech pipeline
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'There's a trend towards turning previously free AI features into paid ones' — is Windows 11 moving towards a subscription model? I fear that it is, and AI agents will be to blame
My biggest Windows 11 fear is AI agents — and that they could be a Trojan Horse for subscription fees in Microsoft's OS.
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Why Europe cannot let the AI sovereignty ship sail
Now is Europe's time to act
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Shadow AI is actually the symptom: here's how to treat the cause
Shadow AI thrives when workplace policies, tools and training fail
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Infobip is helping TGR Haas to fund F1 car development through an entirely new kind of fan engagement
RaceMate is an AI companion designed to answer all your questions about TGR Haas, the drivers, and the races.
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AMD's Helios beats Nvidia on memory at rack level and on compute — only if you count it at the GPU level
A GPU-level win that does not scale linearly
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'They will renew your subscription even if you turn off the auto-renewal' — Which VPN has the most price complaints on the Play Store?
We analyzed almost 30,000 Android VPN reviews to reveal the hidden cost of major VPNs
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College students face strict campus Wi-Fi blocks, but people are getting round it with this tool
Get back-to-school ready with this student essential
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"That’s why Dyson products often look unusual; they’re built around their function" — I spoke to Jake Dyson about the company's unique designs, and why it's not afraid to break the mold
Dyson's Chief Engineer explains how form follows function, and why the company never feels tied to recognizable designs
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"I look a bit like a Great White Shark who's enjoying his last hours as a human" — I compared the iPhone Air and iPhone 7 to see how far iPhone photography has come and the results speak for themselves
I took the iPhone 7 and iPhone Air on a photo walk to see how far Apple's photography hardware has come in 10 years.
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Top G2A executive sides with gamers to 'buy games in the format that suits them best', as Sony and Rockstar abandon game disks
Game discs on PlayStation will be gone starting in 2028, and the chief business officer of G2A, a digital game key site, isn't siding with Sony's choice.
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Looking forward to Songs of the Past? While we wait for the expansion, take our quiz to find out which character you are from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Which character from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt are you? Let's find out.
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Data centers, power and how to be a winner in the AI Boom
The energy sector's AI boom amidst current grid challenges