Super soaraway Brexit brings new joys

Virgin Media O2 has become the latest telco reportedly looking to cut hundreds of jobs in the UK.

Not that there has been a problem for us

Software King of the World Microsoft is toning down the power of its profanity filter on its options and settings.

Ernie 3.5 based on more data

China’s search engine outfit Baidu claims that the artificial intelligence model underpinning its chatbot outperformed OpenAI’s ChatGPT in several key areas.

At age 100

The splendidly named inventor of the lithium-ion battery, John B. Goodenough has died. He was 100.

This means it does not steal song lyrics

The US Supreme Court refused to revive a lawsuit by music website Genius Media accusing Alphabet's Google of stealing millions of song lyrics.

They only hate their petrol station more 

Americans hate their internet service providers (ISPs) more than any other segment of the consumer economy -- except gas stations.

Will help customers build their own products

Cloudy Snowflake is partnering with the chipmaker named after a vengeance daemon Nvidia to allow customers to build AI models using their own data.

Cloud shift continues

Big Blue is about to get bigger after buying software Apptio for $5 billion from Vista Equity Partners Management.

Secretly collected data and shipped it to the US

TeleSign, a US-based fraud prevention company, allegedly collected data from millions of EU citizens and processed it in the United States using automated tools without their knowledge an  Austrian privacy advocacy group claims.

August DEFCON hacker convention project 

White-hat hackers at the DEFCON hacker convention will compete to try and breach the computer systems on a satellite in orbit.