‘They will move, regardless of sovereignty ambitions’: How Trump’s US became the big winner of the UK’s 4.4x energy price gap

Rising electricity costs in the UK are pushing AI firms to move workloads overseas, weakening domestic ambitions and strengthening global competitors.

I built a bullet-proof distraction-free tech set-up in my home office — this is the gear that saved my focus and reclaimed my professional sanity

The latest tech may be convenient and seamless, but in my home office, I’m all about the gear that makes me stay on track without driving me to distraction.

Australia joins countries trialing Claude Mythos ‘to ​make sure we are aware of emerging vulnerabilities’

The country is “working with” Anthropic and other similar software providers, a spokesperson said.

‘Identity is the new battleground’: Why your IT helpdesk is suddenly getting a lot of bizarre calls

Okta vishing attacks rely on impersonation and urgency, allowing attackers to manipulate support staff and quickly escalate into large-scale data breaches.

‘Humans being optional’: Gartner says robots will dominate workload handling in 50% of new warehouses by 2030

Warehouses are evolving into automated environments where AI and robotics handle operations, reducing human involvement and increasing system adaptability.

UleFone RugKing 5 Pro review: While this rugged phone built to a price, it does have some virtues to offset the vices

The UleFone RugKing 5 Pro is a robust device with decent battery life, but built to a price specification.

Forget the cloud or pricey portable SSDs — back up your files restore classic disc backups to modern laptops with these budget DVD writer deals

These budget DVD writers bring disc support back to modern laptops, and both are available at great prices right now.