Drivers  never interrupt

San Franciso’s robotic taxis are becoming a place for couples to have sex according to the the San Francisco Standard.

After a long-running court battle

A US court has signed off on a deal where Apple pays money to owners of older iPhones in what was dubbed as one of the "one of the largest consumer frauds in history."

Give it the muscle it needs

Quantum computing could turbo-charge AI into something "massively, universally transformative," according to the South China Morning Post.

Too much post Brexit regulation

Big Tech is considering leaving the UK because they are being swamped with more regulation than they see in the EU.

Extreme-series portable SSDs wipe data and become unmountable

The tech press is getting considerably tetchy as SanDisk refuses to comment on the fact its Extreme range portable SSD’s wipe data and become unmountable.

They landed safely  

Virgin Galactic's VSS Unity, the reusable rocket-powered space plane carrying the company's first crew of tourists to space, successfully launched and landed on yesterday.

Taking revenge on Red Hat

CIQ, Oracle, and SUSE have formed the Open Enterprise Linux Association (OpenELA).

Keep cutting tracks long after the singer is dead

Universal Music Group and Google are considering developing a tool that people can use to create AI-generated music using popular artists' voices and melodies.

Why don’t you make some nice mosquito-repellent roast potatoes?

A New Zealand supermarket’s AI-based App seems to be doing its bit for eugenics by killing off the less intelligent hobbits in Middle Earth.

Wants them for its generative AI systems

China's internet giants have ordered more than $5 billion of high-performance Nvidia chips to build generative AI systems.