Quantum Leap gets a reboot

Quera, a quantum computing startup, has revealed its plan to crack the error correction in Quantum computing in just two years and thinks that by 2026, it will leave IBM in the dust.

11 red alerts as MoD caught knapping

The UK Ministry of Defence has the most dodgy IT systems of any Whitehall department, with 11 "red-rated" systems.

Handy fish tank replacement

LG revealed the OLED T, or as the firm calls it, "the first wireless transparent OLED TV", with 4K resolution and LG's wireless tech for sound and picture. 

Peppa Pig: World Adventures is porca miseria

In a recent study highlighting the most cost-effective games of 2023, Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition emerged as the top title, while Nascar Arcade Rush and Peppa Pig: World Adventures were identified as offering the least. 

Only 700 new IT jobs added across the entire US

The US added only 700 IT jobs compared to 267,000 the year before and AI adoption might be to blame, according to a study of US Bureau of Labor Statistics data. 

We ask the questions

Volkswagen drivers will be able to install OpenAI's ChatGPT in their vehicles from the second quarter of 2024. 

Get a new makeover 

Microsoft said it would stop selling its own computer gadgets in April onward Brands said it would give those Microsoft-labelled devices a makeover under new branding.

But is ok they have not been fired they have been reset

Unity Software is slashing a quarter of its workforce, or 1,800 jobs, by the end of March.

Drug fears for Tesla boss

Elon [look at me] Musk's wacky behaviour has spooked his mates who think it might be due to his drug use.

Huawei not as excellent as it appeared

Huawei's latest laptop runs on a chip made by Taiwan, not China, a gadget expert revealed after taking the device apart.