DDN targets enterprise-shaped hole in its AI storage offer

The artificial intelligence (AI) boom has yet to really break and, when it does, enterprises will spend billions on it, according to storage array maker DDN, which has long-standing expertise in delivering storage to support massive compute clusters in high performance computing (HPC) and, more recently, AI.  HPC compute clusters already dependent on DDN storage…

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Leaked video gives us a glimpse at Apple’s iPhone 17

With WWDC now firmly behind us, the collective eyes of the tech world are now laser-focused on September and Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 lineup. While Apple’s iPhone releases in years past have followed a familiar pattern, the company’s iPhone 17 lineup will be a bit more exciting. Specifically, Apple this year is poised to release…

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Apple announces longtime COO Jeff Williams to step down

Apple today announced that longtime COO Jeff Williams will be stepping down from his role as chief operating officer. In his place, Sabih Khan will assume the role of Apple’s COO. While corporate shakeups can sometimes signal trouble, Apple’s press release notes that this move is simply part of a planned succession strategy. What’s more,…

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Ericsson recommits to UK 6G research programme

With products and services based on the next generation of mobile set for launch in five years’ time, global tech firm Ericsson has underlined its continued support for a UK government-backed research unit designed to boost the country’s future wireless connectivity capabilities, in particular 6G networks. Launched in 2022, the UK-based research centre is advancing…

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Law professor urges CMA to take swift and urgent action

Microsoft’s “harmful” cloud licensing practices need to be swiftly and directly remediated by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to prevent irreparable harm being done to the UK cloud services market, a university law professor has warned.In a 36-page academic paper, Peter Whelan, a law professor at the University of Leeds, warns the UK competition watchdog…

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Technology’s true test

When we talk about technology, we tend to default to speed, power, and scale. Faster processors. Bigger data. Smarter algorithms. But in a world facing complex and connecting challenges – from strained healthcare systems to the climate crisis and rising skills gaps – the most important question is no longer what technology can do. It’s…

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Digital Catapult claims milestone in UK advanced connectivity landscape

Digital Catapult has announced its accreditation as the only European open testing and integration centre (OTIC) in the UK awarded by the O-RAN Alliance of mobile operators, suppliers, and research and academic institutions. OTICs are set up to provide a collaborative, open environment to support the growth of the Open RAN ecosystem by enabling rigorous…

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Scattered Spider link to Qantas hack is likely, say experts

A cyber security incident at Australian airline Qantas originating through the compromise of a third-party contact centre is being tentatively linked to an ongoing campaign of cyber attacks orchestrated by the hacking collective known as Scattered Spider, which previously targeted British high street retailers in April and May. On Friday 27 June, analysts at Google…

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Google fixes type confusion flaw in Chrome browser

Google has pushed an emergency update to the widely used Chrome browser after identifying an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability in the product, the fourth found so far in 2025. Tracked as CVE-2025-6554, it is described as a type confusion flaw in the Google-developed V8 JavaScript engine that compiles and executes JavaScript code in Chromium-based browsers.…

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