Is sovereignty threatening your resilience? Sovereignty has entered a hype-cycle, and organizations risk missing the bigger operational picture. TechRadar · Jul 17
Coca-Cola shuts down Fairlife dairy production lines following ransomware attack Coca-Cola confirms ransomware attack on Fairlife in an 8-K form filed with the SEC. TechRadar · Jul 17
What is the release date for House of the Dragon season 3 episode 5 on HBO Max? House of the Dragon season 3 enters its back half with this week's chapter — here's when you can watch it. TechRadar · Jul 17
The biggest barrier to AI success isn't AI How data infrastructure is holding AI projects back TechRadar · Jul 17
'Maybe there could be more to tell there' — Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced director says staff have DLC ideas, but is unsure if Freedom Cry will get remade yet Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced director Richard Knight has said staff on the team have DLC ideas, but doesn't know whether Freedom Cry will be remade. TechRadar · Jul 17
The Mission 1 Pro isn’t just GoPro's flagship action cam, it’s a fantastic all-round vacation camera with the point-and-shoot grip — I just wish it was cheaper After spending a month with the Mission 1 Pro I think it could be the ultimate holiday camera, if you pick up the point-and-shoot grip. TechRadar · Jul 17
Experts warn software budgets could be set to soar as AI bills are on the rise AI software vendors are increasingly charging per consumption rather than a flat per-seat rate, making expenses more unpredictable. TechRadar · Jul 17
Taylor Sheridan's 'most underrated series' finally releases explosive full trailer — but Lioness season 3 has already impressed me in a completely different way The full trailer for Lioness season 3 is finally here — but the most impressive part isn't anything seen in Taylor Sheridan's new story arc. TechRadar · Jul 17
'I thought it was satire': Sam Altman mocks Anthropic's latest AI ad that's getting widely blasted for being 'dystopian marketing slop' There's a new Anthropic ad for Claude in the wild, but it hasn't had quite the impact that its creators might have been hoping for. TechRadar · Jul 17
Viaim OpenNote review: I wore this open-ear voice recorder all day, and its AI meeting summaries proved invaluable Open-ear design is more comfortable and social than standard earphones, but music is secondary to the AI feature set. TechRadar · Jul 17
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced director says the team scrapped the original hidden blade combat because it 'prioritized core combat' but is 'listening to the community' and is 'interested in what people want the most' Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced director Richard Knight has explained why the remaster doesn't feature the original game's hidden blade combat. TechRadar · Jul 17
iPhone fans aren't happy as Apple closes a popular money-saving loophole — but there’s better news for iPad buyers Apple will no longer let you buy an unlocked iPhone on carrier financing direct from its website. TechRadar · Jul 17
GameStop CEO says Sony's axing of physical games 'doesn't matter at all' in a statement sure to enrage gamers GameStop CEO shares hot take on Sony's decision to eliminate physical game copies on PlayStation, one that's only set to harm consumers rather than help. TechRadar · Jul 17
What is the Codex Micro? OpenAI's first hardware gadget explained Confused about what the point of the Codex Micro is? Here's everything you need to know, including how it's been received by the target audience of coders. TechRadar · Jul 17
TechRadar · Jul 17 The Medion Signium 27 S1 isn't going to turn the computing world upside down, but it's a surprisingly capable all-in-one desktop with a sensible price tag The Medion Signium 27 S1 is a capable and reasonably priced all-in-one desktop PC, but it hardly sparks excitement and the bundled peripherals are weak.
TechRadar · Jul 17 Teenage TfL hackers sentenced to years in prison following Scattered Spider attacks Two young men pleaded guilty to hacking into Transport for London in 2024 and were given long prison sentences.
TechRadar · Jul 17 Human-led, AI-assisted testing: Why AI won’t replace penetration testers...yet. Why human expertise remains essential in AI-powered testing.
TechRadar · Jul 17 How to watch Belgian Grand Prix 2026 F1: live stream from anywhere All the ways to watch Belgian Grand Prix 2026 live streams online and from anywhere, and potentially for free.
TechRadar · Jul 17 You can't deny it any more: physical music is back in a big way with new sales figures proving it... and no, this time it's not vinyl Stats prove that nostalgic CD-buying is even bigger than nostalgic vinyl-buying, which could prompt a sea change for some music lovers.
TechRadar · Jul 17 Windows 10 still powers one in six PCs around today — and that could be a major security issue very soon The average Windows 10 device has around 3x as many active CVEs as a Windows 11 device, and migration is slowing down.
TechRadar · Jul 17 'The first week of pre-orders brought in $180 million' — Analysts report that GTA 6 has 'the strongest pre-order campaign ever recorded' Grand Theft Auto 6 reportedly achieved the strongest pre-order period ever and is on track to earn over $5 billion by the end of its launch week.
TechRadar · Jul 17 Who decides what runs on your website? AI in hosting works best when customers choose the on-switch.
TechRadar · Jul 17 A unified front against fraud: Securing the UK's payments future As sophisticated scams escalate, can a unified front finally secure the UK’s payments?
TechRadar · Jul 17 HP hit with massive 1.4 billion rupees fine for running 'cartel' of ink cartridges, toner, PCs in India HP found guilty of manipulating Indian government tenders to secure major contracts, received 1.42 billion rupees in fines.
TechRadar · Jul 17 Enterprise AI has a trust problem, and guarantees are how we fix it Why enterprise AI vendors must back their outputs with contractual accountability to earn trust.