Category: Technology

Virgin Media O2's new in-store zone links everyday phone trade-ins to Britain's critical minerals shortage, with average payouts of £148 per device.

Samsung's new AI Health Assistant unifies wearable data into one feed, a concentration that lands squarely in a privacy gap only a 2024 FTC rule covers.

CEDIA is prioritizing integrator-led, brand-agnostic proposals for ISE Barcelona 2027's Smart Home Technology Conference, covering AI, EU rules.

Microsoft's new TPM check for Windows activation servers mirrors a piracy panic cycle from late 2025, and this time virtual server admins face the real uncertainty.

Google moved Tensor chip production from Samsung to TSMC to fix its performance gap with Qualcomm, but the Pixel 10 still trails badly in benchmarks.

Walmart's new $34.87 and $77 Onn cameras run Google Gemini and undercut Amazon's Blink, but the AI features that make them smart still cost $10 a month.

Nvidia's 37-member Open Secure AI Alliance excludes OpenAI, Google and Anthropic, the labs whose guardrail-bound models failed during the Hugging Face breach.

Southland's $3.5 billion Datagrid data centre would trail only the Tiwai Point smelter in power use, replaying a decades-old fight over who benefits.

Data readiness now decides whether AI agents pay off or fail fast, with most AI project failures traced to unready data, Gartner research finds.

Microsoft Office Professional 2021 is on sale for $29.97, but Microsoft's own lifecycle page sets its security support cutoff for October 13, 2026.