Popular Science magazine shuts
151 worth of history over in a five-minute Zoom call
After 151 years, Popular Science will no longer be available to purchase as a magazine.
Police warn fanboys about new iPhone "feature"
Allows too much data to be shared
US coppers are warning iPhone users to be cautious following a new update which comes with a default setting which allows stalkers and pedophiles to uplift all a phone's data.
Nvidia is chip industry king
From fourth to first place, in terms of revenue
Nvidia has swung from fourth to first place in an assessment of chip industry revenue.
Chinese create better supercomputers with their own chips
Sunway SW26010 Pro has a maximum FP64 throughput of 13.8 TFLOPS
China has released details of the new manycore Sunway SW26010 Pro CPU and supercomputers that use it, showing how hard it will be for Western computers to match them.
Tsar Putin realises he has no AI
Worries he might need a special operation to get it
While he has been so busy invading other countries to recreate the Russian Empire, Tsar Vladimir Putin has suddenly realised that Russia has missed the boat when it comes to AI.
Three watchdogs concerned about Nvidia's graphic cards
Can they play Crystalis?
Regulators in the European Union, China and France have asked for information on Nvidia's graphic cards, with more requests expected in the future, the US chip giant said in a regulatory filing.
Google Maps is sending users into the desert.
Electronic Darwinism
Google Maps has started sending users into the Nevada's fierce deserts, presumably in an attempt to lower the population.
Meta has unofficially been allowing kids into Facebook
Harvesting kid's details what could go wrong?
Meta has received more than 1.1 million reports of users under the age of 13 on its Instagram platform since early 2019 yet it "disabled only a fraction" of those accounts, a court has been told.
Graphcore exits China
British are retreating
The British semiconductor firm Graphcore is slashing staff in China and will no longer sell products there.
British Tech tycoon guilty of rape and sexual assault
Fall of the cloud computing king
Technology entrepreneur Lawrence Jones (pictured) once dubbed the cloud computing king has been found guilty of raping two women in the early 1990s and sexually assaulting a third woman a decade ago.