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Fast and lightweight unmanned aircraft is designed for easy deployment and fits in a pickup truck
Sponsored search results lead developers straight into a ClickFix malware trap
Taxman wants to drag creaky NPS into agile era
SPONSORED EXPLAINER: Why you should take a long-term approach to rethinking your virtualization portfolio
This is basically a riff on ‘You wouldn’t steal a car’ and means only the human league can have a hit
And fly ‘significant scale’ in 2028 – a claim that isn’t entirely bonkers, but needs a solid grain of salt
Cunning plan to expand the amount of software that runs on mainframes is also an admission ISVs are focusing their energies elsewhere
Privacy? Not if you use hosted AI services
Its own command language, 23 instructions - signs point to 'well-resourced operation rather than an opportunistic one'
Glassbox dev admits he had some help from Claude to build locally running tool
Darkbloom distributed inference network promises to put underutilized Apple kit to work
The version that started to bring all Microsoft’s pieces together
Dr. Semiconductor's latest project lights the path toward what he tells us he hopes becomes a cottage chip industry
No risk to wider energy system, government tells The Reg
Complaint: Peripheral maker did not want to unplug itself from higher prices and hand back cash to customers
Or: Shock as users of world's largest slop repository report lots of slop
The lad himself finds and fixes a tricky one… or does he?
The lad himself finds and fixes a tricky one… or does he?
Gemma 4 31B performance tests offer a best-case scenario for next-gen dataflow accelerators
Gemma 4 31B performance tests offer a best-case scenario for next-gen dataflow accelerators
At least it looks cool, right Elon? China demands changes ahead of ban on new models in 2027
Cloud giant allows customers to get more from Oracle hardware, but will try to gain more workloads on the side
Attackers took a look at an employee's identity dashboard, but security firm says that's as far as they got
Gartner reckons $1.6 trillion year is just the start, and don't expect a bust anytime soon
Original author of legendary 1996 system utility tries to answer the question: 'How would I do it today?'
Sawtooth waves you can't hear still mess with your Bluetooth. Firefox and Brave say they've got you covered
... and those are figures from the start of the AI boom. It can only be worse now. Silo-ed reporting isn't helping
Hackers spent four days inside the org's cloud platforms after apparently talking their way in
Vendors are moving way beyond Nvidia’s GPUs in the datacenter
Once shunned by the IT crowd, pen-and-paper password vaults are getting the love they deserve in 2026
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