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The Register |
AI has pumped hyperscale capex, capacity – but how long can it last? Total operational capacity just keeps rising Hyperscale datacenter operators nearly tripled their spending on infrastructure over the past three years in response to the AI craze, while the amount of operational capacity added each quarter has increased by 170 percent, with little sign so far of any slowdown.…
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BetaNews |
Netflix jumps further into gaming with acquisition of Ready Player Me Netflix has acquired Ready Player Me, a platform for creating avatars. It comes as the company moves deeper and deeper into the gaming arena. The acquisition will give Netflix subscribers the chance to create customized avatars that can be used across gaming titles. It is a similar system to that found on other gaming networks. At the moment, details of the deals are a little scant, and it is not known how much money is changing hands. TechCrunch reports that “of the four founders Rainer Selve...
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Digital Trends |
Samsung’s next foldable could give you a more tablet-like experience Samsung is reportedly prepping a shorter and wider foldable that could resemble the upcoming iPhone Fold. The post Samsung’s next foldable could give you a more tablet-like experience appeared first on Digital Trends.
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BetaNews |
Anna’s Archive has ‘backed up Spotify’ and created a series of bulk torrents There are some sites which are famous and others which are notorious; Anna’s Archive falls into the latter category. Ostensibly a pirate site from which ebooks can be downloaded, the site has billed itself as an archivist, preserving data and documents for the future. The latest move by “the largest truly open library in human history” see the site “back[ing] up Spotify”. More than this, Spotify’s entire library of content is being released in a series of colossal torrents – and we...
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TechRadar - All the la... |
Desktop power in a semi portable frame? I tested the Dell Pro Max 18 Plus and it's a tank you can take to a coffee shop The Dell Pro Max 18 Plus is a massive 18-inch portable workstation with more power than most would even know what to do with. It’s the developer’s dream machine, the coder's crutch, and the engineer's engine
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The Register |
New boss was bad, his attitude was ugly, so the tech team pranked him good Mousey wouldn’t work, wah-wah-wah Who, Me? Welcome to Christmas week at The Register, an occasion we’ll celebrate with another installment of Who, Me? It's the reader-contributed column in which we share your stories of workplace mistakes and mischief.…
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Mashable! |
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 stripped of Indie Game Awards due to generative AI use The Indie Game Awards has revoked 'Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's Game of the Year and Debut Game awards, citing its use of generative AI.
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Neowin |
A key component in Windows 11 is getting a huge performance boost soon Microsoft is making significant enhancements to a core Windows 11 security feature, bringing performance improvements of up to 70%.
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AppleInsider News |
Grab Apple's M4 MacBook Air for $749, laptops start at just $429 Amazon's best M4 MacBook Air deal is back for $749, with delivery by Christmas to select locations. Prices across new and closeout models start at just $429.Save up to $600 across Apple's MacBook Air line - Image credit: AppleThe $250 discount at Amazon applies to the 13-inch MacBook Air with Apple's M4 chip, 16GB of unified memory, and 256GB of storage in your choice of the four colors.Buy M4 MacBook Air from $749 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Neowin |
Report: Chrome among the worst browsers when it comes to user privacy Even though Google Chrome is the most popular browser in the world right now, it should come as little surprise that it ranks quite low in protecting user privacy.
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VentureBeat |
From assistance to autonomy: How agentic AI is redefining enterprises Presented by EdgeVerveArtificial intelligence (AI) has long promised to change the way enterprises operate. For years, the focus was on assistants, systems that could surface information, summarize documents, or streamline repetitive tasks. While valuable, these technological assistants were reactive: they waited for human prompts and provided limited support within narrow boundaries.Today, a new chapter is unfolding. Agentic AI, whose systems are capable of autonomous decision-making and multi-...
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Mashable! |
How to watch Mali vs. Zambia online for free How to watch Africa Cup of Nations for free. Live stream Mali vs. Zambia in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations for free.
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Mashable! |
Moon phase today: What the moon will look like on December 22 See the moon phase expected for December 22, 2025 as well as when the next full moon is expected.
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Mashable! |
Hurdle hints and answers for December 22, 2025 Hints and answers to today's Hurdle all in one place.
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The Register |
There’s so much stolen data in the world, South Korea will require face scans to buy a SIM SK Telecom's epic infosec fail will cost it another $1.5 billion South Korea's government on Friday announced it will require local mobile carriers to verify the identity of new customers with facial recognition scans, in the hope of reducing scams.…
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Digital Trends |
Android might finally stop making you tap twice for Wi-Fi Android 16 code hints Google could restore one-tap Wi-Fi and mobile data toggles, potentially ending the unpopular Internet tile introduced in Android 12. The post Android might finally stop making you tap twice for Wi-Fi appeared first on Digital Trends.
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