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Samsung cuts back on traditional foundry costs as it leans into HBM for AI computing
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Meta's AI rules permitted 'sensual' chats with kids until a journalist got ahold of the document and asked what was up with that
By Tyler Wilde Published
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Microsoft's vision for the next version of Windows is an all-seeing, voice-controlled chatbot that gives you productivity 'superpowers'
By Jeremy Laird Published
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The pro AI UK government has advised citizens to 'Delete old emails and pictures as data centres require vast amounts of water to cool their systems' to help reduce water consumption during national drought
By Hope Corrigan Published
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'You've got basically one AI playing in the mind of another AI': Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis explains how AI is coming full circle back to gaming
By Jacob Fox Published
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Elon Musk and Sam Altman deploy each other's chatbots as proxies in public slapfight
By Tyler Wilde Published
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Still using WinRAR? It might be time for an update, as a zero-day vulnerability is being 'exploited in the wild in the guise of job application documents'
By Andy Edser Published
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Samsung cuts back on traditional foundry costs as it leans into HBM for AI computing
By Hope Corrigan Published
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Meta's AI rules permitted 'sensual' chats with kids until a journalist got ahold of the document and asked what was up with that
By Tyler Wilde Published
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The pro AI UK government has advised citizens to 'Delete old emails and pictures as data centres require vast amounts of water to cool their systems' to help reduce water consumption during national drought
By Hope Corrigan Published
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'You've got basically one AI playing in the mind of another AI': Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis explains how AI is coming full circle back to gaming
By Jacob Fox Published
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Elon Musk and Sam Altman deploy each other's chatbots as proxies in public slapfight
By Tyler Wilde Published
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Former Google exec says AI's going to lead to a 'short-term dystopia' because the idea it will create new jobs for the ones it's replacing is '100% crap'
By Rich Stanton Published
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OpenAI's performance charts in the GPT-5 launch video are such a mess you have to think GPT-5 itself probably made them, and the company's attempted fixes raise even more questions
By Jeremy Laird Published
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Trump says Nvidia's 'super-duper advanced' Blackwell AI chips might be part of future China deals as long as they're 'somewhat enhanced, in a negative way'
By Andy Edser Published
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'I don't know what it means to have a Manhattan Project for AI': Nuclear war experts remind us of the frightening risks of our artificial intelligence controlling our nukes
By Jacob Fox Published
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UK secretary of state for science, innovation and technology says you're on the side of 'extreme pornographers' and 'predators' if you want the Online Safety Act walked back
By Harvey Randall Published
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Fresh zero-day vulnerability in Chrome found to be actively exploited by hackers in the wild
By Jess Kinghorn Published
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Microsoft tweaks Edge to give it "significant performance improvements" though you're only getting up to 9% more oomph
By Nick Evanson Published
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Security researcher claims 35 Chrome extensions with 4,000,000+ installs 'include some kind of spyware or infostealer'
By Andy Edser Published
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Google asks Trump's DOJ to please, please, please reconsider parting it from Chrome
By Jess Kinghorn Published
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uBlock and a handful of other popular Google Chrome extensions have been axed overnight, but some of them just require turning off and on again
By James Bentley Published
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Losing its Edge
Morbid curiosity made me swap from Chrome to Opera's 'gaming browser' but its early 2000s custom ringtone vibes give me the ick
By James Bentley Published
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Opera has unveiled 'the world’s first browser with mindfulness at its core' and, to my surprise, I might be convinced
By James Bentley Published
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Time with tell
Google being pushed to sell off Chrome is likely a good thing, but don't cheer on the decision just yet
By James Bentley Published
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Microsoft's vision for the next version of Windows is an all-seeing, voice-controlled chatbot that gives you productivity 'superpowers'
By Jeremy Laird Published
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Gripes week
It's PC Gamer's Gripes Week and you know what Windows 11 is… mostly fine. But it sure ain't perfect
By Dave James Published
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Kiss goodbye to your keyboard and mouse, in Microsoft's vision for the Windows OS in 2030 they'll both 'feel as alien as it does for Gen Z to use DOS'
By Jeremy Laird Published
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Microsoft's anniversary edition Windows XP-themed Crocs are definitely a look, but I'm not entirely sure I could carry them off
By Jeremy Laird Published
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Gripes week
It's 2025 and my PC still has no idea what audio devices are connected to it
By Lincoln Carpenter Published
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Microsoft yanks the plug on Windows 11 SE, giving school and college IT techs a little over a year to find a suitable replacement
By Nick Evanson Published
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Microsoft has fixed the only Windows bug I've ever liked: the Vista startup sound 'unexpectedly' playing on Win 11 machines
By James Bentley Published
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Happy birthday, Windows 10—one of Microsoft's most popular operating systems ever reaches its 10-year milestone, just three months before it gets hoofed off to OS heaven
By Nick Evanson Published
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Microsoft rolls out 'experimental' AI mode for the Edge browser you can ask to spy on all your internetting and lend a helping hand. Yikes!
By Jeremy Laird Published
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New on Steam
Five new Steam games you probably missed (August 11, 2025)
By Shaun Prescott Published
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Dressed? Impressed
Roblox codes for August 2025: Get free items with the latest codes
By Jessica Orr Last updated
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Failure to launch
I'm sick to death of PC gaming's endless launchers
By Joshua Wolens Published
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Idle Hands
You probably have like $100 in Steam trading cards on all those games you've never played, and you can get it without ever actually launching them
By Joshua Wolens Published
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Gripes Week
When we need it most, search sucks
By Tyler Wilde Published
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New on Steam
Five new Steam games you probably missed (August 4, 2025)
By Shaun Prescott Published
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New Steam update adds new 'customise' tab your games—letting you finally organise things by release date, or just look at Big Naturals Withers every time you open Baldur's Gate 3
By Harvey Randall Published
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Steam has a razzle-dazzle new video player that's actually usable, but press F for the unlucky Valve employees who had to re-encode all 400,000+ trailers on the platform
By Joshua Wolens Published
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YouTube will no longer demonetize videos with 'strong profanity' in the first 7 seconds, but you'll still need to 'choose your f**ks carefully'
By Andy Chalk Published
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Still using WinRAR? It might be time for an update, as a zero-day vulnerability is being 'exploited in the wild in the guise of job application documents'
By Andy Edser Published
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Asus says 'all issues have been resolved' regarding Armoury Crate, MyAsus, and router vulnerabilities, so I'd jump on those updates now if you were putting them off
By Andy Edser Published
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Microsoft warns of 'active attacks' on its government and business server tech, with one cybersecurity expert claiming that they should 'assume that you have been compromised'
By Jacob Fox Published
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Google begins legal action against BadBox 2.0, 'the largest known botnet of internet-connected TVs' affecting more than 10,000,000 Android devices including *checks notes* picture frames
By Andy Edser Published
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Looks like the Taiwanese chip industry is becoming a hot target for Chinese state-sponsored hackers trying to nab trade secrets
By Jacob Fox Published
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DDoS attacks continue to grow ever bigger, with Cloudflare recently blocking the largest ever recorded at 37.5 TB over 45 seconds
By Nick Evanson Published
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No, 16 billion passwords didn't just get exposed in a mega-hack, but you should get with the program and stop reusing passwords anyways
By Jacob Ridley Published
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Fake Minecraft mods that steal all your personal data including crypto wallets are being distributed via GitHub accounts
By Jeremy Laird Published
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Cyber risk
'225,000,000,000 attacks per day': Computer users and gamers are significantly more at risk of cybercrime than at any other time in the past
By Nick Evanson Published
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Still using WinRAR? It might be time for an update, as a zero-day vulnerability is being 'exploited in the wild in the guise of job application documents'
By Andy Edser Published
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Former Google exec says AI's going to lead to a 'short-term dystopia' because the idea it will create new jobs for the ones it's replacing is '100% crap'
By Rich Stanton Published
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OpenAI's performance charts in the GPT-5 launch video are such a mess you have to think GPT-5 itself probably made them, and the company's attempted fixes raise even more questions
By Jeremy Laird Published
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