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'A technical whack-a-mole:' Utah to become the first US state to target VPN users with controversial age verification law — and digital rights experts are furious

Utah is set to become the first US state to penalize websites for failing to verify the age of users who mask their location with a VPN, sparking outrage from digital privacy experts.

Tim Cook warns about 'significantly higher memory costs' from June — and not surprisingly, Mac fans think price hikes are coming down the line

Tim Cook warns about 'significantly higher memory costs' from June — and not surprisingly, Mac fans think price hikes are coming down the line

Apple has weathered the RAM storm pretty well so far, but that could change before long.

Everyone’s switching from ChatGPT to Claude — but new tests say neither is the smartest free AI, and the real winner might surprise you

Everyone’s switching from ChatGPT to Claude — but new tests say neither is the smartest free AI, and the real winner might surprise you

A new report challenges the idea that Claude has overtaken ChatGPT, showing that the smartest free AI depends on the task

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'Trust cannot be claimed. It needs to be earned through our actions': Microsoft thinks it's doing pretty well in helping European firms manage their data, despite sovereignty complaints

In 2025 Microsoft set out five goals for itself in Europe – now its EMEA heads say the company is on track for good progress.

‘This is a real risk, we all could die as a result of artificial intelligence’ — the OpenAI trial took a dramatic turn as Elon Musk and Sam Altman faced off over AI’s real-world danger

A dramatic courtroom clash between Elon Musk and Sam Altman briefly turned into a stark warning about AI extinction risk — before the judge shut it down.

Unlocking science: building AI researchers can trust

Over half of researchers now say they use AI tools in their work, but only two in ten believe generic AI tools are trustworthy.

You heard right — NordVPN has rolled out an AI voice checker to protect you from audio deepfakes on Chrome

NordVPN has just launched a new feature for its Chrome extension, AI Voice Detector, that warns you if you are dealing with synthetic or human voices.

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AI tools have made vulnerability exploitation faster and easier

AI tools have made vulnerability exploitation faster and easier

“That world no longer exists”: AI has terminated the "grace period" for closing security vulnerabilities, here's what you need to know.

Why governance is moving to the middleware layer

Why governance is moving to the middleware layer

As hybrid systems expand, enterprises shift governance to middleware for visibility and control.

The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is tipped to ditch its predecessor’s 3x telephoto camera, fueling rumors of an iPhone-style redesign

The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is tipped to ditch its predecessor’s 3x telephoto camera, fueling rumors of an iPhone-style redesign

The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra could have only three rear lenses, down from the four rear lenses on the S26 Ultra.

When stability became strategy: the post-upgrade enterprise

When stability became strategy: the post-upgrade enterprise

Vendors set deadlines, analysts warn of falling behind, and the rhetoric is relentless – much of it built on a misconception about what security and compliance actually require.

'The coming months are critical' — dev confirms Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy's release is 'almost here'

'The coming months are critical' — dev confirms Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy's release is 'almost here'

Asobo Studio has provided a development update on Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, suggesting the game is months away from launch.

Top tech of the month: the best new gadgets we've tested for May 2026

Top tech of the month: the best new gadgets we've tested for May 2026

Including a 'fantastic' OLED TV, and some five-star speakers that are 'crystal clear, fathoms deep and sound at least twice their size'.

'Most AI in hiring today is making a bad system worse': Candidates are hitting back at employers using AI interviews - with many prepared to walk out

'Most AI in hiring today is making a bad system worse': Candidates are hitting back at employers using AI interviews - with many prepared to walk out

Nearly half of job seekers have now been interviewed by an AI - so how do we fight back?

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We need a cybersecurity curriculum taught by hackers

The cybersecurity industry has spent years talking about a talent and skills shortage. Turns out the talent and skills exist. It's just being recruited by the other side.

'Organizations need to stop workarounds and regain control': Report finds many firms don't know what their workers are sharing with AI tools

Workers are using unapproved AI, while AI agents amplify visibility issues by accessing and sharing the wrong data.

Cyber Essentials update could put your public sector contracts at risk

What is Cyber Essentials and why being unprepared for the April update could put your public sector contracts at risk.

The rising cost of technical debt in IT service management

How technical debt quietly slows ITSM platforms and why governance determines innovation success.

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007 First Light lets players blast enemies with a watch laser, shoot darts from a spy phone, and more — 'Pretty much all of our gadgets are usable in combat' developer says

The 007 First Light senior combat designer explains how gadgets can be used in combat.

Encryption breaking technology is now 20x cheaper and CEOs should be very worried

Most organizations still talk about post-quantum migration as though it were a normal upgrade cycle. It is not.

'Zombie Tech continues to haunt UK networks': Decade-old vulnerabilities fuel 67 million attacks, exposing outdated, insecure systems across organisations nationwide

UK organisations still run decade-old vulnerable systems as attackers exploit them relentlessly, driving millions of attacks and increasing successful breaches nationwide.

I've made thousands of pizzas for slice-loving customers, and the Gozney Arc Lite is a near-perfect pizza oven for beginners

This pizza expert says the Gozney Arc Lite is the best pizza oven for beginners.

'Nearly 80 times cheaper than lithium': China is working on ultra affordable iron battery that can run 16 years without degrading — using one of the most abundant elements on Earth to store power and a water-based electrolyte system that cannot explode

New Chinese iron battery design could deliver decade-long lifespan while cutting reliance on expensive lithium.

'They're building each other': new 1X Neo robot video shows the humanoids assisting in the robot production process, just as all science fiction foretold

1X releases new Neo Home Robot production video that puts the robots to work — building themselves.

Quordle hints and answers for Friday, May 1 (game #1558)

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