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EU launches €104m call to advance European role in 6G

The European Commission (EC)-backed Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) has announced its fourth funding call to boost European leadership in the development of next-generation 6G mobile technologies. Founded in 2021, the SNS JU is a public-private partnership that aims to facilitate and develop industrial leadership in Europe in 5G and 6G networks and…

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Hertz warns UK customers of Cleo-linked data breach

Car hire giant Hertz has disclosed a worldwide data breach affecting the UK and other major markets, after becoming embroiled in a serious compromise of Cleo Communications’ suite of managed file transfer (MFT) products by the Clop (aka Cl0p) ransomware gang. Although parent Hertz Corporation – which besides the eponymous rental firm operates the Dollar…

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Another leak hints at iPhone 17e launch in early 2026

The iPhone 17e is likely to become a reality as another leaker discusses Apple’s upcoming iPhone lineup. According to Weibo leaker Fixed Focus Digital (via MacRumors), Apple is almost ready to start trial production of next year’s iPhone 17e.It’s expected that Apple will release this device around the same time it introduced the iPhone 16e,…

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UK altnets set to usher mass migration away from legacy

One of the key drivers for maintaining the market advance of the UK’s gigabit broadband sector has been the emergence and continued presence of the alternative providers (altnets), with research commissioned by the Independent Networks Cooperative Association (INCA) concluding that the altnet sector is at a major turning point. The study was carried out by…

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Roadmap for commercial adoption of quantum computing gains clarity

Over the past few months, some significant breakthroughs in quantum computing technology have indicated how quickly it’s evolving. While it remains very much in the domain of academia and researchers tackling error correction, the roadmaps of quantum computing businesses suggest that useful machines are on their way. IBM’s roadmap shows that this year, there will…

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We might’ve just learned Apple’s new color for the iPhone

Little is left for leaks to reveal about the iPhone 17. That said, one of the missing pieces of information regards the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro colors. While it could have been safe to assume that Apple would maintain the Black Titanium, White Titanium, Natural Titanium, and Desert Titanium options, there’s a twist for this…

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Instagram’s Edits app is now available to rival CapCut

Early this year, Instagram announced it would release a new app called Edits, which is a direct rival to CapCut. Well, it’s now available. Meta is no stranger to copying apps and their key features. After all, Snapchat’s Snaps quickly became Stories across all Meta apps. Additionally, the company started offering live streams to compete…

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Columbia student expelled for cheating with AI launches AI to

When ChatGPT first arrived, some schools immediately banned the generative AI tool over concerns that students might use it to cheat. Years later, a new AI tool made specifically for cheating is going viral.What’s even crazier is that the two college students who developed Cluely, the cheating AI in question, got expelled from Columbia after…

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Fibre fine but US tariffs to take hit on broadband

For the IT and telecoms market, the only certain thing about the tariffs imposed and threatened by the US is that they have caused uncertainty, and as the dust settles on the issue, analysts are now predicting that while fibre and optical technologies will likely escape direct impact, cable outside plant and Wi-Fi routers will…

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