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I’m going to be one sad puppy if Nintendogs doesn’t get a Switch 2 sequel — here’s why

I played Nintendogs for the first time, and now I need to see it arrive on Switch 2.

TechRadar · Jan 30

Worried about getting your tax sorted? HSBC and Sage team up ahead of Making Tax Digital deadlines

Forget bank feed integration for accounting software – HSBC is bringing Sage's accounting tools straight into your banking app.

TechRadar · Jan 30

'This project is a glimpse at what thoughtful, creative, artist-led use of AI can look like' — George Washington meets Google DeepMind, as Darren Aronofsky’s AI history series hits YouTube

Time is releasing Darren Aronofsky's On This Day… 1776, a YouTube series that dramatizes key Revolutionary War moments using AI-generated visuals

TechRadar · Jan 30

Nvidia just gave gamers another reason to switch to Linux — a shiny new GeForce Now app

Linux desktop PCs and laptops now have a full official app, rather than the previous handheld-focused offering.

TechRadar · Jan 30

Planned Saudi megacity 'The Line', designed for 9 million people across 170km, could be redesigned as a far smaller data center

Saudi Arabia’s The Line project shifts from a massive residential city to an AI-focused industrial hub due to costs, climate, and fiscal pressures.

TechRadar · Jan 30

Namecheap reveals the most popular TLDs of 2025 - and although an old favorite rules the roost, new AI challengers are coming

Domain name registrar unveils some interesting stats on the most popular TLDs of 2025.

TechRadar · Jan 29

'AI is entering its next frontier... the foundation of the AI industrial revolution': Nvidia confirms CoreWeave will be among the first to get Vera Rubin chips as it doubles down on financial commitments

Nvidia expands its CoreWeave partnership with capital investment, early access to Vera Rubin, and deeper coordination on large-scale AI factory construction.

TechRadar · Jan 29

130-inch TVs vs the projector: 2026's giant TV launches point to a new living-room battle

Choosing between a giant TV and a home theater projector is about to get a lot harder…

TechRadar · Jan 29

Micron looks to help ease global chip crisis - new $24 billion Singapore facility should boost NAND supply worldwide, but will it be enough?

Micron’s $24 billion Singapore expansion aims to boost NAND supply, though long lead times will limit near-term impact on shortages.

TechRadar · Jan 29

'The aim is to end the use of non-European solutions and guarantee the security and confidentiality': French government is ditching US tech such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams in favor of homegrown alternatives

France will use Visio, a domestic platform featuring AI tools and sovereign cloud hosting, instead of US-made Microsoft Teams and Zoom.

TechRadar · Jan 29