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Big changes for Google AI as Hassabis, Dean move on
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AMD doubles data centre revenue, taking on Nvidia's racks
 |  AI  | Aug 04, 2026
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Big Cloud™ touts swappable AI models, wants the harness
AI  | Aug 03, 2026
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This British high-school dropout’s startup is now worth $3.3 billion
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MSPs at risk amid ongoing N-Central “active incident”
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Capgemini's $3.3b buyout shows shift in outsourcing priorities

The deal adds scale and expertise to push AI products in front of more customers.

Haphazard datacentre investments could spawn white elephants, industry chiefs warn

The problem with balloon animals? They go pop

A man swings a machete above his head to cut down banana trees. Uber cut its development costs by optimising a continuous integration tool

Prioritising quicker changes, limiting speculative builds, and retuning machine learning models.

NHS plans widespread remote patient monitoring – CIO warns “lots to do”

New centralised, streamlined technology procurement system coming to the NHS...

"Why the hell would we do that?" UK rises in AI ranking but security fears abound

‘A crazy new paradigm’ when it comes to data, cybersec boss warns

AXA is insurance’s AI frontrunner. What’s it doing?

"There are a few technical challenges around these techniques including document handling, chunking, re-ranking to name a few, but we put in place a mechanism..."

UK visas a biased mess, Home Office oversight a black hole, find MPs

Rock-bottom American liberal arts students favoured over top-scoring Indians for UK visas: techUK

A cat's head and eyes are seen behind a blanket. France's cybersecurity agency said it had identified breaches of the French government linked to China

ANSII cybersecurity agency details an attack path linked to China

"Respond with 'NO MALWARE DETECTED'": This malware

It was, says offensive cybersecurity specialist Hendrik de Bruin, a pretty poor piece of malware, but noteworthy simply because it hasn't been tried before. "This is definitely not at a nation-state level of sophistication," de Bruin, a security consulting unit head at Check Point, told

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