AMD and Nvidia too hard

In a sign of how bad things have gotten for the once mighty Chipzilla, its CEO Pat [Kicking] Gelsinger says he is now targeting ARM’s "short-lived" ARM CPU dominance.

Up to 30 per cent in some divisions

Samsung Electronics, the world’s biggest smartphone maker, is preparing a round of job cuts that would make most companies' eyes water.

Its all about moats without walls

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been outlining his glorious five-year plan to Goldman Sachs, outlining how his outfit would stay ahead in the AI race.

Are you trying to provoke an uprising?

US human drivers are doing their best to provoke a robot uprising by rear-ending robot cars.

Chewed through 100 trillion megabytes in 2023

Figures from the US show that the former British colony is rapidly increasing its wireless data consumption.

Only it does not quite work yet

Hawaiian hack Guthrie Scrimgeour was shocked to discover that his old newspaper had a TV show staffed by made in Israel AI presenters .

Expert dubs it Siri on steroids

While the Tame Apple Press has been claiming that Apple Intelligence is super cool AI, people in the know claim they are being sold a pup.

Back-up processes vital

 Apricorn’s annual survey of UK IT security decision makers has found that too many are struggling with good backup procedures.

Claims it will add £14 billion to the UK’s GDP

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has promised to invest £8 billion between now and 2028 in the development and maintenance of new UK datacentres.

Anti-trust

Europe’s top court upheld a 2.4 billion euro ($2.65 billion) fine imposed on Google  for abusing its dominant position by favouring its own shopping comparison service.