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Where IT comes from: Behind the scenes at Pure Storage’s European R&D centre

You’re a $2.8bn storage supplier with flash arrays at the core of your business. How do you do research and development (R&D), test new products, test customer workload issues, and test array products over years-long timescales for issues that only arise as software, network and application changes concatenate and interact? Meanwhile, you are a global…

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Open-R1 is a truly open version of DeepSeek AI

On Monday, DeepSeek R1 crashed the stock market once it became clear to some of the investors trading AI-related stocks that the Chinese startup had found a way to train AI as capable as ChatGPT o1 without access to the state-of-the-art NVIDIA chips that OpenAI and US AI firms have access to. That’s why firms…

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iOS 18.3 coming soon: New features, release date, AI updates, more

Apple is about to end the beta cycle of iOS 18.3. Unlike previous software updates, which took a lot more time to release, this one will likely be pretty straightforward. In this article, you’ll discover everything new with this future operating system update, its possible release date, and all the devices compatible with it.Release DateWith…

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Over 40 journalists and lawyers submit evidence to PSNI surveillance inquiry

Over 40 journalists and lawyers have submitted evidence to an independent review into allegations that the Police Service of Northern Ireland unlawfully spied on journalists and members of the legal profession. The review, commissioned by the Chief Constable of Northern Ireland Jon Boutcher, is inquiring into allegations that the PSNI collected the phone data of…

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NAO: UK government cyber resilience weak in face of mounting threats

The National Audit Office (NAO) has found the UK government’s cyber resilience to be significantly behind where it needs to be, in the face of mounting and more dangerous threats. In its Government cyber resilience report, the public spending watchdog warned that the cyber threat to the UK government is “severe and advancing quickly”. It…

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Sir Alan Bates has ‘serious concerns’ over Post Office scandal compensation budget

Sir Alan Bates has “serious concerns” that the government’s budget for Post Office scandal compensation will be stretched to cover the legal costs of those making claims. This comes as he welcomed a “very positive and quite insightful” report from the parliamentary business and trade select committee.In its report, the committee called for legally building…

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Foodora tests drone and robot deliveries in Sweden

Foodora Norway, the Oslo-based subsidiary of online quick-commerce (Q-commerce) food delivery brand Foodora Group, has partnered with Nordic communications company Tele2 to pilot test home deliveries using robots and drones supported by 5G internet of things (IoT) technology. The Stockholm metropolitan area was chosen as the test location for the ground robot and drone delivery…

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Apple’s hallucinated AI News summaries were just disabled in iOS 18.3 beta 3

Hallucinations are a part of the early genAI experience. Since the early days of ChatGPT, we have warned that AI will make mistakes and that you should always look for sources and check whether its claims are accurate. As hard as they might have tried, the big tech players were not spared.Google’s AI Overviews in…

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Rumor has it AMD’s feeling the heat from Nvidia’s RTX 5000 GPU launch prices – but a decision on RX 9070 pricing must be made soon

AMD is purportedly struggling to iron out RX 9070 pricing with retailersThe theory is that AMD’s original prices were too high compared to where Nvidia pitched its RTX 5000 GPUsAMD needs to put all this gossip and speculation to bed as soon as possibleMore rumors are circulating about AMD’s RDNA 4 graphics cards, due to…

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Nvidia RTX 5090 FE rumor claims high-end GPU gets loud

A new rumor suggests the RTX 5090 will use 600W of power Comments in a Chinese forum point toward the new GPU being much louderOther reports contradict this, howeverUpdate: We’ve updated this story to give more context about the source of this latest rumor, while also highlighting other reports and evidence that suggest the RTX…

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