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The case for moving creative production AI to the edge

As creative AI scales, local deployment can give enterprises more control and flexibility.

TechRadar · Jul 24

Be careful where you click — ChatGPT joins Microsoft, Google in most-impersonated brands online

OpenAI debuts in the top 10 most impersonated companies, seeing nearly as many attacks as PayPal, WhatsApp, Facebook.

TechRadar · Jul 24

'They may never have considered what physical editions mean to the people who value them' — Disgaea creator disagrees with Sony's decision to end the production of game discs

Former Nippon Ichi Software CEO Sohei Niikawa has objected to Sony's plan to end disc production, saying the company might as well eliminate hardware too.

TechRadar · Jul 24

What football's biggest tournament reveals about winning with AI

Football's biggest tournament offers lessons on turning AI insights into smarter business decisions.

TechRadar · Jul 24

Watch: AirDrop via Quick Share on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 works like a dream

Want to send files between an iPhone and a Samsung Galaxy phone? AirDrop via Quick Share now works seamlessly.

TechRadar · Jul 24

Garmin’s TrainingPeaks acquisition and the Garmin Cirqa smart band could have a surprise connection — as the Cirqa puts access to its coaching software behind the Connect+ premium tier

What does this mean for the TrainingPeaks coaching ecosystem?

TechRadar · Jul 24

'The lines between work and personal time have become increasingly blurred': Report claims UK workers are among the most "always-on" in the world — even when sick

UK employees seem to be addicted to work, with over 50% actively performing work-related tasks beyond their contracted hours or when off sick

TechRadar · Jul 24

Bad news — paying a ransomware demand might cause hackers to come back and ask for more

Hackers really have no incentive to walk away from a victim - so why should they?

TechRadar · Jul 24

'Bigger, brighter and lighter': It was love at first use with the 3rd-generation Amazon Kindle Scribe (2025), but its height and price make it unwieldy

The 3rd generation Kindle Scribe is arguably Amazon's best epaper note-taking tablet yet, and a fabulous upgrade if you wait for it to be discounted.

TechRadar · Jul 24

Nvidia's latest trick for cooling its data center hardware is... hot water? 'Hot liquid cooling' is warmer than a hot tub, but apparently does the job pretty well

Nvidia's newest AI servers are cooled by water hotter than a hot tub: 45°C going in, 55°C coming out, while skipping out on fans altogether

TechRadar · Jul 23