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Intel’s shares jumped sharply following its decision to buy back full ownership of its chip factory in Ireland. The $14.2 billion repurchase marks a key step in
More and more British households now use smart home technology, moving past just gadgets and gimmicks. But with a bewildering array of products, systems, and pr
Google has shifted the timeline for quantum computers to break current encryption standards to as soon as 2029. The tech giant warns banks, governments and tech
A US federal judge has temporarily halted the Pentagon from branding Anthropic, a leading AI company, as a supply-chain risk, undermining the Trump administrati
TCL’s 65-inch QM8K Mini-LED TV, a standout in the midrange segment, has just dropped below $1,000 on Amazon. That’s a sharp cut from its usual asking price, mak
Millions of iPhone users in the UK now face a new hurdle: proving they're 18 or older before accessing certain Apple services. The tech giant has rolled out an
New AI data centre construction might soon be paused across the US. Senators Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have introduced legislation aiming to p
Martin Clunes steps into the shoes of former BBC newsreader Huw Edwards in Channel 5’s new drama Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards. The drama, which delves int
Britain’s financial sector has never been more restless. A decade after the 2008 crisis, regulators, start‑ups and incumbents are all racing to rewrite the rule
AI and big tech now play a huge role in our daily lives, changing how we talk and how companies run. But their rapid growth and impact have raised complex quest
Qualcomm fixed a major bootloader exploit in Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chips, but it's also struggling with Linux support on its X Elite processors while competi
