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Closing the gap between AI investment and impact: the rise of Open Data Infrastructure

Organizations are investing heavily in AI – but are their data foundations holding them back?

Why CIOs are paying closer attention to physical security

Connected physical security is reshaping how CIOs approach risk, data and resilience.

Need a laptop for university or work? AO has slashed £350 off this Asus Zenbook 14 OLED Intel Core Ultra 7 ultraportable
Need a laptop for university or work? AO has slashed £350 off this Asus Zenbook 14 OLED Intel Core Ultra 7 ultraportable

Back to uni bargain: We’re big fans of the lightweight Asus Zenbooks, and now AO has slashed £350 off this portable 14-inch OLED laptop.

What Formula 1 teaches businesses about AI

In F1, every second counts, the same is becoming true for AI’s use in business.

‘You’re still going to be steamrolled by the super intelligences created in the US’: UK government rejects calls for an AI ‘kill switch’
‘You’re still going to be steamrolled by the super intelligences created in the US’: UK government rejects calls for an AI ‘kill switch’

UK government has ruled out an AI kill switch because it wouldn’t actually be able to put a stop to harmful AI despite best efforts.

Sony denies claims it is stopping disc production — but admits its last plant will drop production by 10%
Sony denies claims it is stopping disc production — but admits its last plant will drop production by 10%

Sony denies ending disc production completely, confirming a 10% output reduction while maintaining plans to stop new physical games in 2028.

NATO prevented Russia from cutting a critical undersea cable using a tool that leaves no ‘traceable fingerprints’ on fibre-optic wires — 1,400km long lines are part of NASA’s Near Space Network
NATO prevented Russia from cutting a critical undersea cable using a tool that leaves no ‘traceable fingerprints’ on fibre-optic wires — 1,400km long lines are part of NASA’s Near Space Network

NATO allies disrupted a Russian Arctic exercise involving a secret device reportedly designed to damage vital undersea cables without leaving evidence.

‘That is where the machine starts winning on cost’: Expert pits AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700 rig against ChatGPT and gives surprising verdict
‘That is where the machine starts winning on cost’: Expert pits AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700 rig against ChatGPT and gives surprising verdict

A dual-GPU AMD workstation beats expensive cloud AI subscriptions on cost only once monthly token volume climbs high enough.

Meta enlists tiny Korean startup to build ‘one-chip-like datacenter’ — CXL architecture introduced by Facebook’s parent company and Panmnesia can handle almost 1000 AI GPUs per domain
Meta enlists tiny Korean startup to build ‘one-chip-like datacenter’ — CXL architecture introduced by Facebook’s parent company and Panmnesia can handle almost 1000 AI GPUs per domain

Meta and Panmnesia propose a CXL data center architecture connecting up to 960 accelerators within one coherent computing domain across multiple racks.