Intel's Ohio chipmaking plans slow
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Look Out Cleveland

Intel's £14 billion chip project in Ohio is slowing as the US government drags its feet on giving Chipzilla public cash to prop up its capitalist model and make it a fortune.

Archetypal Apple fanboy arrested
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Rich and incredibly stupid

A daft driver was caught red-handed by the cops after he tried to drive a Tesla with a £2,500 Apple gadget strapped to his face.

Quora is nearly dead
Published in AI
05 February 2024

Quora is nearly dead


A warning about what happens when robots take over 

Quora, the website that used to answer all our burning questions, is now a ghost town full of rubbish, weirdos, and robots.

Crooks use AI on Zoom to fleece company
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Used AI to pose as their boss on Zoom

A Hong Kong firm has been conned out of £18 million by crooks who used fake video calls to pose as their boss.

Sex, drugs and spaceships
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Wall Street Journal blows the whistle on Musk's Babylon

The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn claiming Tesla boss Elon [look at me] Musk and his cronies are heavy drug users, and no one dares to say no to him.

Canon tries to crash the chip party with cheap machines
Published in PC Hardware


Processor will shut down if your toner runs low

Printer maker Canon is having a go at making cheap chip-making machines as early as this year, as the Japanese firm best known for its snappers and printers tries to nick some business from the longtime industry leader ASML.

Google's Bard bot gets smarter with photos
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Catching up to ChatGPT Plus

Google's Bard chatbot is getting a photo makeover, catching up on a feature rival ChatGPT Plus has had for months.

Rust never sleeps at Microsoft
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Could be the end of C#

Microsoft is hiring a team of Rustaceans in what looks like a move away from C#

CIA leaker gets 40 years for spying and kiddie porn
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Joshua Schulte sent material to Wikileaks

A former CIA software engineer was caged for 40 years on Thursday for nicking top-secret information and having child porn.

Google tycoon splashes out on another island
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How many do you actually need?

Google's Larry Page has bought another island to add to his collection of private hideaways.