Robot dog can turn off your internet
If DHS gives him a biscuit
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has acquired a dog-like robot ironiclally named "NEO," modified with an antenna array which allows law enforcement to overload home networks and disable Internet of Things (IoT) devices.
Artificial intelligence is a major growth area
Will reach $5.26 trillion this year
Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to be a major growth area this year and beyond according to analysts Gartner.
iPhones are the paedophile’s tool of choice
Under-reporting cases
The fruity cargo cult Apple has been accused of underreporting kiddie porn cases it finds on its iCloud.
AI agents will work together soon
This is how the world ends
Capgemini predicts that by 2025, AI-powered agents will collaborate in a multi-agent AI system.
Intel quietly releases 14th Gen Desktop CPUs Without E-Cores
Also adds a Core i9-14901KE Flagship With 8 P-Cores
Intel has introduced new SKUs within the family, featuring only P-Cores and no E-Core technology.
Intel has worked out what is causing its instability problems
Microcode algorithm to blame
Intel has identified the cause of its long-running CPU instability issues and plans to deliver a fix in August.
Vendors wrecking Nvidia RTX 40-series cards with cheap paste
Dirty paste done dirt cheap
Hardware tester Igor's Lab found that vendors for Nvidia RTX 40-series cards are using cheap, poorly applied thermal paste, which is leading to high temperatures and consequently, performance degradation over time.
Linux is the #1 operating system in Microsoft’s Azure
It did not give you cancer after all
Once described by the shy and retiring Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer as “cancer” Linux is now the most widely used operating system on Microsoft Azure.
AMD wants to catch up on Ray Tracing
Coming to RDNA 4 GPUs
Hardware information leaker @Kepler_L2 shared a partially redacted data sheet highlighting the expected ray tracing features coming to RDNA 4 GPUs.
Chipzilla fixes instability in 13th and 14th Generation mobile chips
Different from unfixed desktop problems
Intel has addressed reports of instability in its 13th and 14th Generation mobile processors, clarifying that the issues differ from those affecting desktop counterparts.