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Slump in Surface sales suspected as one reason for move online

AI datacenters blamed for the increase, even as Chocolate Factory bets on AI to fix it

A Texas law requiring adults to show their ID to access online pornography will be heard by the US Supreme Court, setting up a potential domino effect that could undo - or reinforce - similar laws in 18 other states.…

And hit AI operators 'with all the fines', says Cory Doctorow

The US Army is keen to integrate commercial private-sector AI algorithms into its operations and it's hoping industry can also figure out how to address the inevitable security concerns that will come from the move.…

European neighbors say interference comes from Moscow and Kaliningrad, Kremlin claims it didn't find anything

Time to upgrade that receiver if you're one of the few Swiss that still don't have one able to receive DAB+ signals

Command injection bug being abused by suspected Chinese spies – patch up

Wisdom of the oldies or just a traditional fear of malware?

Anniversary time and both are going strong into their 30s

Number of partners acknowledging data theft continues to rise

And if court finds for gaming giant? It's-a me! Bankruptcy!

Board to take non-binding vote at mega SaaS haus into consideration

Google is adding more languages to Google Translate – lots more. This time around, 110 of them, including Manx.…

FOSS, AI, blockchain, and the cycle of empty nonsense

Researchers expect treatment to be available clinically in around 5 years

Dependency manager used in millions of apps leaves a bitter taste

Vultures chew over a busy few days in orbit with a transatlantic chat

Notorious 'Andariel' crew takes a bite of HotCroissant backdoor for fresh attack

This is more than a thought bubble: Beijing aspires to dominate international standards

Nation turns once again to technology to help with declining population

YouTube has enacted privacy guidelines that allow people to request the removal of AI-generated videos that mimic them.…

Matters like antitrust cases against AI players, Adobe's subscription mess, and net neutrality could be decided by judges, not experts

Euro nation's monopoly gendarmes cheesed off with GPU giant's dominance

Sites and apps aren't given a say? That doesn't seem very free speech

In the AI gold rush, if you can't be the one selling the GPUs then the next best thing could be to rent them. This week, we learned that Lambda is seeking $800 million in funding to do just that.…

Facebook, Instagram gobble up same data whether you hand over cash or not

It's already sold out of stock for this year and next

Because the best place for a troubled supplier is beneath the wing of original parent company

Must be hard to face a huge, unexpected bill, amirite?