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Kill your bad ideas or they’ll drain your AI budget
The cost of building enterprise technology has collapsed. The cost of pursuing the wrong idea has not.
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Amazon reveals £1bn investment in the UK - 4,000 jobs set to be created, with new £500m fulfilment centre hoping to speed up deliveries across the country
£500m, robot-equipped Northampton facility now open, UK's largest cross-dock facility in Kettering opening soon.
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I tried letting ChatGPT roast me and it knew exactly where to aim
I asked ChatGPT to roast me, and it cut me to the quick.
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81% of teams ship broken code: Mythos made that inexcusable
AI is making once-ignored software vulnerabilities faster, easier, and far more dangerous to exploit.
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11 winning projectors to scale up your World Cup viewing
A first XI of projectors to kick off your watch parties in style — all tried and tested by AV experts.
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This $19.99 Claude AI Course Is Built for Work, Not Just Prompts
This eDegree covers Claude prompting, automation, integrations, and coding for practical business use.
The post This $19.99 Claude AI Course Is Built for Work, Not Just Prompts appeared first on TechRepublic.
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I‘ve had some awesome mobile mice in my time, but I can’t wait to travel with the Logitech Mobi Fold
The palm-sized Mobi Fold is small enough to slip into almost any pocket and join you in your wanderlust.
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The Samsung T9 is one of the fastest portable SSDs we've tried — and it's 33% off for EOFY
At around 2GB per second of read and write speeds via USB 3.2 Gen 2x2, there’s no surprise the Samsung T9 is our best overall portable SSD.
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A new era of privacy: programmable disclosure
As data distrust grows, programmable disclosure is a route to bring back user faith.
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Report warns 'potentially lethal' knock-off phone chargers sold on Amazon Haul, B&Q and eBay can electrocute and even explode
New Which? report reveals dangerous, ‘potentially lethal’ knock-off phone chargers sold by major retailers
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‘AI is changing cyber security fast': BT becomes first UK firm to join Anthropic Project Glasswing
BT declares its support for Anthropic’s Project Glasswing – uses Claude Mythos Preview AI model to protect networks against cyberattacks.
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Today's NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, June 10
Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for June 10.
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Get ahead of Prime Day with the best TechRadar-tested audio kit of June 2026 — know the products now; snap up deals later
With not long to go till Amazon Prime Day, here's my pick of the recent portable audio kit you should look out for when the big day(s) arrive
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Best EOFY 2026 iPhone deals: save up to 45% outright or on a plan
Australia’s end-of-financial-year sales are a good time to pick up a new iPhone for less if you’re in the market for an upgrade, whether through a telco plan or outright.
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I'm a big Screen Time user — and Apple's shiny new iOS 27 features won't matter without a major bug fix
The new features are great, if it's harder to override them
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Study shows many students are actually using AI for good — smashing the myth of cheating and laziness
New data reveals European students mostly use AI for organization and productivity – not cheating.
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Congratulations, Apple Intelligence can now effectively generate fake images just like all the other AI and I hope you're happy
We got an up-close look at Apple's super-charged generative image tools in Apple Intelligence, and they change the game for Apple images and the photos you take and create.
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Don't wait for Prime Day — there are already record-low prices on top-rated headphones, air fryers, vacuums and more
Some of the discounts available right now on Amazon are far better than the recently concluded Mid-Year Sale, dropping some prices to all-time lows, including on premium Bose headphones, Ninja air fryers, Shark vacuums and more.
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The Best Whitening Toothpastes That Work, According to Dentists
If you can't afford to have your teeth professionally whitened, these are some affordable options to try at home.
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How does 'virtual' spatial audio from a soundbar compare to an actual surround setup? Someone built a mind-blowing scanner that lets you 'see' sound waves to demonstrate it, with the help of a stuffed guinea pig and a custom-built 8-channel amp
YouTuber PlasmatronX has created a simulator to test how different surround sound setups move audio around your room, and what can affect the sound you hear
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