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Larry Ellison's Surveillance Vision: Oracle Founder on Mass Monitoring

Larry Ellison's Surveillance Vision: Oracle Founder on Mass Monitoring

Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle, once said that citizens will behave well because we are constantly recording and documenting everything that ...

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Why Replying to a Scammer's SMS Is a Very Bad Idea

Why Replying to a Scammer's SMS Is a Very Bad Idea

Replying to a scammer's SMS is a very bad idea, even if your only goal is to troll them. Security experts warn that any response confirms your phon...

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Sam Altman Admits AI Waste: The Valid Criticism of the Boom

Sam Altman Admits AI Waste: The Valid Criticism of the Boom

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has acknowledged that the criticism of AI waste is the most valid critique of the artificial intelligence boom right now...

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Europe's Internet Hangs by a Thread in the Red Sea: Arctic Cable Solution

Europe's Internet Hangs by a Thread in the Red Sea: Arctic Cable Solution

Europe's internet hangs by a thread in the Red Sea, where 90% of Europe-Asia cable capacity passes through a conflict zone. With 99% of internation...

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Google to Pay SpaceX $920 Million Monthly for AI Compute

Google to Pay SpaceX $920 Million Monthly for AI Compute

Google has agreed to pay SpaceX $920 million per month for access to tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs, a deal that underscores the fierce competiti...

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French Cyberattack on Refrigeration Systems: Iran's IRGC Blamed

French Cyberattack on Refrigeration Systems: Iran's IRGC Blamed

A cyberattack on refrigeration systems in France has been officially attributed to Iran's Revolutionary Guard, marking a significant escalation in ...

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New Siri Needs Nvidia and Google to Succeed, Not Apple Chips

New Siri Needs Nvidia and Google to Succeed, Not Apple Chips

The new Siri will depend on Nvidia and Google for its AI capabilities, not on Apple's own chips, according to recent reports. This marks a signific...

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Memory Crisis Hits Premium Phones: Oppo Find X10 Ultra at Risk

Memory Crisis Hits Premium Phones: Oppo Find X10 Ultra at Risk

The memory crisis is no longer just a problem for budget smartphones; it is now threatening the most premium models, with the Oppo Find X10 Ultra r...

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Apple's Child Safety Push: iPhones for Kids and Parental Controls

Apple's Child Safety Push: iPhones for Kids and Parental Controls

Apple's child safety push took center stage at WWDC 2026, where the company unveiled new parental controls and privacy features designed to convinc...

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iOS 27: Siri AI Leads a Bigger iPhone Update Than Expected

iOS 27: Siri AI Leads a Bigger iPhone Update Than Expected

iOS 27 is here, and its headline feature is Siri AI—a rebuilt assistant powered by Apple Intelligence that finally aims to do more than set alarms....

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Larry Ellison's Surveillance Vision: Oracle Founder on Mass Monitoring
Larry Ellison's Surveillance Vision: Oracle Founder on Mass Monitoring
Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle, once said that citizens will behave well because we are constantly recording and documenting everything that happens. This vision of mass surveillance, reminiscent of... Czytaj dalej...
Why Replying to a Scammer's SMS Is a Very Bad Idea
Why Replying to a Scammer's SMS Is a Very Bad Idea
Replying to a scammer's SMS is a very bad idea, even if your only goal is to troll them. Security experts warn that any response confirms your phone number is... Czytaj dalej...
Sam Altman Admits AI Waste: The Valid Criticism of the Boom
Sam Altman Admits AI Waste: The Valid Criticism of the Boom
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has acknowledged that the criticism of AI waste is the most valid critique of the artificial intelligence boom right now. In an interview with CNBC,... Czytaj dalej...
Europe's Internet Hangs by a Thread in the Red Sea: Arctic Cable Solution
Europe's Internet Hangs by a Thread in the Red Sea: Arctic Cable Solution
Europe's internet hangs by a thread in the Red Sea, where 90% of Europe-Asia cable capacity passes through a conflict zone. With 99% of international data traveling via submarine fiber-optic... Czytaj dalej...
Google to Pay SpaceX $920 Million Monthly for AI Compute
Google to Pay SpaceX $920 Million Monthly for AI Compute
Google has agreed to pay SpaceX $920 million per month for access to tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs, a deal that underscores the fierce competition for AI computing power.... Czytaj dalej...
French Cyberattack on Refrigeration Systems: Iran's IRGC Blamed
French Cyberattack on Refrigeration Systems: Iran's IRGC Blamed
A cyberattack on refrigeration systems in France has been officially attributed to Iran's Revolutionary Guard, marking a significant escalation in state-sponsored digital warfare. The incident, which occurred on the night... Czytaj dalej...
New Siri Needs Nvidia and Google to Succeed, Not Apple Chips
New Siri Needs Nvidia and Google to Succeed, Not Apple Chips
The new Siri will depend on Nvidia and Google for its AI capabilities, not on Apple's own chips, according to recent reports. This marks a significant shift in Apple's strategy... Czytaj dalej...
Memory Crisis Hits Premium Phones: Oppo Find X10 Ultra at Risk
Memory Crisis Hits Premium Phones: Oppo Find X10 Ultra at Risk
The memory crisis is no longer just a problem for budget smartphones; it is now threatening the most premium models, with the Oppo Find X10 Ultra reportedly in the crosshairs.... Czytaj dalej...
Apple's Child Safety Push: iPhones for Kids and Parental Controls
Apple's Child Safety Push: iPhones for Kids and Parental Controls
Apple's child safety push took center stage at WWDC 2026, where the company unveiled new parental controls and privacy features designed to convince parents that an iPhone is the safest... Czytaj dalej...
iOS 27: Siri AI Leads a Bigger iPhone Update Than Expected
iOS 27: Siri AI Leads a Bigger iPhone Update Than Expected
iOS 27 is here, and its headline feature is Siri AI—a rebuilt assistant powered by Apple Intelligence that finally aims to do more than set alarms. Announced at WWDC26, the... Czytaj dalej...
iOS 27 Supports All iPhones, But WatchOS 27 Drops Older Apple Watches
iOS 27 Supports All iPhones, But WatchOS 27 Drops Older Apple Watches
At WWDC 2026, Apple announced that iOS 27 will support every iPhone that ran iOS 26, but WatchOS 27 will drop older Apple Watch models, including the Series 8. The... Czytaj dalej...
Siri AI Launches but EU Users Left Waiting Due to DMA Clash
Siri AI Launches but EU Users Left Waiting Due to DMA Clash
Siri AI is official, but European users will have to wait as the Digital Markets Act (DMA) once again stands between Apple and the EU. At WWDC 2026, Apple unveiled... Czytaj dalej...

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