PC & Mobile technology
Would you like to try out 600 operating systems?
The Virtual OS Museum (https://virtualosmuseum.org) is a comprehensive digital collection of over 1,700 different installations and over 600 operating systems for over 250 platforms, which ... More
China's first wind-powered underwater data center goes live
China has launched the world's first underwater wind-powered data center, which operates without fresh water and uses 90 % less land area. The facility, which houses 192 server racks, is planned to... More
Why Paris may be the most important AI hub outside Silicon Valley
When it comes to tech hubs, the discussion usually begins and ends in Silicon Valley. Although London, Tel Aviv, ... have emerged as important players in recent decades. More
AMD promises a revolution for PCs
A report recently surfaced online about AMD's upcoming Zen 6 processor architecture, codenamed Medusa. The new revelations provide a detailed look at the capabilities, ... More
Invisible surveillance in your living room
German scientists have found that ordinary Wi-Fi routers can use radio wave reflections and artificial intelligence to identify people with almost 100 percent accuracy, ... More
How much water does it take to write 100 words with ChatGPT?
Artificial intelligence has a huge invisible water consumption due to cooling advanced Nvidia processors. By 2027, the world's centers could use as much water as half of the consumption ... More
Goodbye, Google: European Parliament introduces French competitor Qwant as default search engine
The European Parliament will replace Google with the French search engine Qwant as the default search engine on MEPs' computers on June 4th. The move is aimed at supporting European digital sovereignty, ... More
The end of fake calls on Android?
Google is bringing fake call protection to devices running Android 12 and later. The technology uses hidden signal verification over the RCS protocol to determine whether a contact's call is actually... More
New solar system turns seawater into drinkable water without harmful waste
Scientists at the University of Rochester have developed a solar desalination system that uses laser-processed panels to turn seawater into drinkable water without creating brine. Side ... More
Anthropic launches Opus 4.8 and new Dynamic Workflows tool
Anthropic has released Opus 4.8, the latest version of its most powerful publicly available model. The new release comes just 41 days after Opus 4.7, which is significantly faster... More
