Palantir bags £130 million army deal for AI truck
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Has anyone seen Wargames?

Palantir, the spy firm run by billionaire Peter Thiel, has landed a £130 million deal to put a hi-tech intelligence system inside a massive truck for the US Army.

Russian spies set up fake news sites to fool Yanks
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It looks like the real deal

Russian spooks have launched a cunning plot to brainwash Americans with bogus news websites, experts and officials have revealed.

AMD's AI chatbot released
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Uses third party app

AMD has just launched its own local and GPT-based LLM-powered AI chatbot, that works on Ryzen AI processors and Radeon RX 7000 series GPUs.

Outsourcing giant Capita is having a rough time
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Massive losses after cyberattack

Outsourcing giant Capita has revealed shocking annual losses of more than €126.5 million, with a big chunk blamed on a cyberattack it suffered last March.

Samsung's Quantum Dot not so hot
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OLED appears  interchangeable with WOLED 

Samsung’s Quantum dot-infused OLED panels promised richer colour compared to LG Display's white OLED panels (WOLED); however, that might not have been the case.

Apple's sneaky trick stops fanboys from updating apps outside the EU
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Takes out EU spat on its users

The Fruity cargo cult Apple is punishing its European users because the European Union has demanded that it must be nice to them.

Huawei and SMIC used US tech to make Chinese 'super chip'
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Bans do not appear to be working

Insiders have revealed that Huawei and its partner Semiconductor Manufacturing International cheated to produce an advanced chip in China last year using US technology.

Wall Street worried about Nvidia’s bubble bursting
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Sky-high profits could be doomed

Nvidia has been raking in cash with its unbeatable chips for artificial intelligence, but some ESG investment managers who made a fortune in the stock last year are now getting cold feet.

Industry fat cats are messing with the cloud
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Tech giants rip off customers with sky-high bills

Tech giants have been overcharging their customers for cloud services, threatening to damage the industry long-term.

Intel bags €3.2 billion from US Army
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I love the smell of burning chips in the morning 

According to congressional aides, the US government is set to splash out €3.2 billion on Intel so the chipmaker can make advanced semiconductors for military and intelligence programmes.