Microsoft shares fall as it reports record growth
Artificial intelligence boom concerns
The software king of the world, Microsoft saw the value of its shares fall seven per cent in after-hours trading, wiping over $200bn off the company's value and bringing its market capitalisation below $3 trillion.
Lenovo unveils ThinkPad T14s Gen 6
Battery life to rival the sun
Lenovo has begun the rollout of its business-centric ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 laptop. The promotional materials boast an eye-watering 29 hours of battery life.
Intel poaching TSMC senior engineers
Making Machiavelli proud
TSMC is frantically setting up fabs on US soil, only to find Intel poaching its senior engineers right from under its nose.
France loses its Internet
Avez-vous regardé derrière le canapé ?
If it were not bad enough Christians have got their knickers in a twist over the pagan god Dionysus at the Olympic games openings, it now seems that someone is doing their best to sabotage the French internet.
Democratic AI needs to be ready for Authoritarian AI
Altman warns of the coming storm
In an op-ed for the Washington Post, OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman has taken it upon himself to rally the democratic world against the looming spectre of "authoritarian AI."
Apple invents ad-supported streaming
Rushing to join the ranks of mediocrity
Unable to find a way to mess up its TV streaming service quick enough, the fruity cargo cult has decided to insert advertising into its product in a move to drive away viewers in droves.
HPE set to secure EU approval for $14 billion Juniper networks buy
Announcement later in the week
The former maker of expensive printer ink, HPE is poised to receive unconditional EU antitrust approval for its $14 billion acquisition of networking gear maker Juniper Networks.
Musk claims Google has a search ban on Trump
Google says it appears to be in his head
Google has responded to Elon Musk, Donald Trump Jr., and other top GOP figures’ accusations that the search engine is interfering in the election with its autocomplete results.
The case of Intel’s crashing, unstable chips gets messy
Damage already done
While it would appear that Chipzilla has fixed the problems of its incredible crashing Core 13th and 14th-generation chips with a microcode update, word on the street is that will not be enough.
Apple Intelligence is delayed
You probably were not expecting this
In a move that will surprise absolutely no one, the fruity cargo-cult Apple has decided to delay the release of its over-hyped Apple Intelligence.