The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple has responded to a lawsuit filed by three YouTube channels alleging unlawful video scraping and piracy. The case alleges that Job’s Mob ...
Software King of the World, Microsoft has climbed down from plans to stuff Teams meetings… ...
Intel’s latest Battlemage B580 graphics card may not be topping gaming performance charts, but it appears to be carving out a niche for professional and AI applications. According to PC Gamer a ...
The Chinese government, which threatened the French with 'consequences' for President Nicolas Sarkozy's weekend meeting with Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, has said it is not behind a cyber ...
Wikipedia editors are finding it so hard to be that obnoxious to magazines and researchers they don’t like and are outsourcing their work to bots – which are spending a lot of time fighting each other ...
In the absence of any thing resembling promotion from Apple, the IT press has had to look in rubbish bins to find news of coming hardware. In this case the rubbish bin, an update to iOS4.1 beta, has ...
Most Americans who used Twitter took a break in the past year and many say they will abandon the site in the next year, according to a Pew Research Centre survey. The survey found that since Elon ...
Biggish Blue is trying to turn quantum computing from lab jewellery into a wafer-churning business. The outfit has spent a decade poking quantum computing into shape at its glass-panelled research ...
Xbox chief executive Asha Sharma has warned that memory and storage shortages will hit Project Helix pricing and availability, putting a supply squeeze right at the heart of the next box. Sharma has ...
ASUS is joining the crowded enthusiast DDR5 memory market with its first ROG-branded DDR5 kit. Coming in 48GB capacity, the new DDR5-6000 memory kit will use ASUS’ ROG design, as well as bring some ...
Intel’s so-called ultra-power-efficient chips are about to get a lot less shy about power. Leaks on social media claim Wildcat Lake will run at a 15-35W TDP range, a big jump from predecessors that ...
College graduates have started booing AI-peddling commencement speakers, and the software king of the world Microsoft, says it understands why Microsoft vice chair and president Brad Smith used a blog ...