The UK wants to lead on AI, but who is going to build it? The UK’s AI future depends on building the workforce behind its data centers. TechRadar · Jul 31
Starlink sends the telecoms world off in a spin, but what is the big picture? Operators see a connectivity rival. Musk may see the infrastructure for everything. TechRadar · Jul 31
Cracking down on shadow AI is making your business less secure, not more Cracking down on shadow AI may be creating bigger security risks than it solves. TechRadar · Jul 31
'The VPN you can simply trust and forget about' — Norton VPN boosts security, speeds, and network in latest round of upgrades Norton VPN just rolled out a major update featuring post-quantum protection against next-gen cyber threats, alongside rebuilt mobile apps that connect twice as fast. Here's all you need to know. TechRadar · Jul 31
I found my 2006 iPod nano during a clearout and honestly, I think we’ve lost something beautiful in the streaming age From iTunes to Spotify: what recovering my iPod nano 2006 during a clearout revealed about how my music listening habits have changed TechRadar · Jul 31
Spider-Man: Brand New Day ending explained — who does Sadie Sink play, how many post-credits scenes are there, and more on the new Marvel movie You've got questions about Tom Holland's latest MCU adventure — and I'm here to answer them. TechRadar · Jul 31
'The risk is that people begin spending more time signalling progress than making it': Report claims many workers now spend more time staying visible than learning new skills Professional credibility is increasingly about visibility, and is eating up the time people should be using to develop skills. TechRadar · Jul 31
Microsoft turns to the UK Supreme Court after losing twice over second-hand software licenses, and billions could ride on the outcome Microsoft argued Office clip art made it unresellable. Two UK courts disagreed, and now it wants the Supreme Court to look at it in an appeal that could have far-reaching consequences for the software giant. TechRadar · Jul 31
Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 2 has my favorite surprise Big Bang Theory cameo yet, and it's not the one you're thinking — and there's a hilarious hidden reason why it works With an AI revolution taking place in Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 2, one Big Bang Theory cameo is the last thing I expected. TechRadar · Jul 31
I tried Desky’s CoilFlex Ergonomic office chair and its puzzling design choices overshadow an otherwise solid mid-range option Aussie-owned Desky’s mid-range offering has enough adjustability to fit taller users, but the verdict’s still out on the seat’s durability. TechRadar · Jul 31
This startup just raised nearly $500 million to build nuclear reactors for the US military Seven weeks after its reactor went critical at Idaho National Laboratory, Antares has raised $470m to put microreactors on US military bases by 2028. TechRadar · Jul 31
Experts claim the US wants to 'extract IP' from Ukraine's drone industry, mirroring China's tech transfers from Boeing Washington is reportedly pursuing Ukrainian drone intellectual property instead of a formal partnership, aiming to manufacture comparable systems domestically. TechRadar · Jul 30
Quordle hints and answers for Friday, July 31 (game #1649) Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions. TechRadar · Jul 30
NYT Connections hints and answers for Friday, July 31 (game #1146) Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles. TechRadar · Jul 30
TechRadar · Jul 30 NYT Strands hints and answers for Friday, July 31 (game #880) Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.
TechRadar · Jul 30 US Army backs giant surveillance balloons with $447m contract despite growing threat from drones The US Army awards TCOM $447 million contract despite increasing concerns about surveillance balloon vulnerability against inexpensive battlefield drones.
TechRadar · Jul 30 I asked Star Trek: Voyager's Jeri Ryan what movie makes the best 'companion piece' for the classic sci-fi franchise — and her answer is a stark warning for AI users No matter how much you watch, there is never enough Star Trek. So when I asked Jeri Ryan for her movie recommendation to watch alongside the franchise, I was disturbed by her answer.
TechRadar · Jul 30 'With artificial intelligence, we are summoning the demon' — quote of the day by Elon Musk on the rise of machine intelligence Scientists and technology execs alike are torn on what the implications of AI will be, although many liken it to a higher power
TechRadar · Jul 30 'It’s not red, it’s magenta': How ThinkPad designers gaslit IBM to save the iconic TrackPoint The great lie that protected the ThinkPad’s signature red dot from IBM’s strict corporate safety guidelines.
TechRadar · Jul 30 This land belongs to you and me — even Willie Nelson is pushing back against data centers Country music icon Willie Nelson has issued a strongly worded statement about the encroachment of data centers in rural locations across the US.
TechRadar · Jul 30 'Underdog' — this is why struggling browser Firefox and Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham football club are now joined at the kit Why is Firefox sponsoring Wrexham AFC? The connection between the scrappy football club and struggling web browser is more obvious than you might think. We got to the bottom of it.
TechRadar · Jul 30 Amazon wants to launch over 5,000 satellites to build new mobile networks A new FCC filing from Amazon seeks permission to launch an army of satellites to facilitate voice, data, messaging, and IoT support across the globe.
TechRadar · Jul 30 I think the Secretlab Atlas is a brilliant office chair — precisely because it’s a terrible gaming chair Why Secretlab's first true office chair strips away everything gamers love, but succeeds for desk workers.
TechRadar · Jul 30 ‘I just got hacked’ — What Play Store reviews reveal about people's VPN expectations Exclusive analysis of nearly 30,000 Google Play Store reviews exposes common VPN myths and misconceptions
TechRadar · Jul 30 ‘It’s without a doubt one of the least detrimental privacy-focused solutions to your mobile experience’: I spent a month testing GrapheneOS — and it almost made me ditch my Android phone entirely I spent a month testing the privacy-focused GrapheneOS, and it left me torn about its security solutions.