When it comes to speakers and soundbars, one name is synonymous with high-quality audio and excellent value for money: Sonos. One of the first soundbars I ever had was by the manufacturer, and there’s currently a compact yet powerful Sonos One speaker sitting in my living room, ready to blast out some tunes at a…
A stick of Corsair RAM has been spotted using CXMT memory chips If genuine, this leak suggests Corsair is trying to shore up its chip supply lines elsewhere, away from Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix It aligns nicely with a prediction from earlier this week which contends that Chinese memory chip makers are cranking up…
Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced creative director Paul Fu says the game will feature new scores The team also tweaked the original game’s music, “especially for the emotional moments of the game” Fu says players will “love” the new music Ubisoft has tweaked Assassin’s Creed Black Flag‘s original score for Black Flag Resynced and added…
Cisco warns AI‑generated incident reports are often inaccurate, inconsistent, and prone to data loss due to LLM limitations The company advises granular, single‑task prompts, fixed source documents, and strict formatting rules to improve reliability Cross‑contamination between reports remains a challenge, with researchers recommending fresh sessions for each new incident report to avoid errors Any companies…
The Flipper One is more than just an incremental upgrade over the Zero The team behind it has already set up a developer portal and is engaging with end users as it aims to offer a completely open source ecosystem Pricing information has yet to be made public, but one can expect a significant premium…
Andrej Karpathy joins Anthropic, bolstering its Anthropic’s pre-training team The move could be seen as a vote of confidence as Anthropic reportedly prepares for a sub-trillion-dollar IPO Top talent in the AI research industry is being aggressively poached, even as AI spend remains a focus and key concern for financial markets OpenAI co-founder Andrej Karpathy…
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If you’re thinking about upgrading your TV in time for the World Cup, you may already be discovering that the world of TVs is incredibly confusing these days. With different screen-tech options, a wide range of sizes, and prices ranging from a few hundred dollars or pounds to several thousand, making a decision isn’t straightforward….
With the UK set to hit temperatures upwards of 30°C this coming week, many of us are looking for ways to keep cool, calm and collected whilst we work. A quick search will return a bunch of great gadgets that promise to help you survive the office sauna. From fancy fans to air conditioning units,…
For years, shadow IT has been framed as a governance failure: the outcome of weak controls, poor visibility, or non-compliant employees operating outside sanctioned systems. The response has been consistent: root it out and shut it down. Unfortunately, the assumptions underlying this strategy are not just outdated, they’re counterproductive. Shadow IT isn’t a failure of…