Google goes gaga for Blighty
Tech giant splashes $1 billion on new data centre
Google, the world's biggest tech company, has announced it will spend $1 billion on a new data centre near London.
Secret photos of the machine that won the war
Released for the first time
UK spooks have released pictures of Colossus, one of the first computers ever made.
Foxconn signs $37 million chip deal in India
New chip packaging and testing business
Foxconn is teaming up with Indian software and engineering firm HCL Group to set up a chip packaging and testing business in India in a deal worth $37.2 million.
TSMC blunder could let Intel win the chip war
Generational mistake
TSMC could be about to make a mistake, costing it victory over a resurgent Intel.
Musk markets Robot vapourware with a sideshow trick
Don’t look behind the screen Dorothy
The latest Elon [look at me] Musk video accidentally reveals that Tesla's humanoid robot Optimus is about as "autonomous" as an animatronic puppet.
Google warns that it is still tracking you
Even when it claims you are incognito
Google is changing the warning on Chrome's Incognito mode to admit that Google and other websites are still snooping on your data.
New Windows 11 build boasts USB 80 Gbps
Speedy Gonzales of USB
The newest builds of Windows 11 being shipped to developers contained USB 80 Gbps --the fastest USB ever.
Google's DeepMind can square its hypotenuse
Because everyone needs a squared hypotenuse
DeepMind, the brainy Google-owned company that makes super-smart AI, has created a system that can crack hard geometry problems.
Your phone can spy on you with light
Light sensor tells all
Your phone has a light sensor that can be used by hackers to see what you are doing, according to a new report by IEEE Spectrum.
Ubisoft wants you to get used to not owning games
Of course you will still pay for them
Ubisoft has changed the name of its online game service again, and launched a cheaper PC version of its "Classics" package.