Technology
Uptime Institute’s latest global data centre survey says third-party facilities now host a larger share of corporate IT workloads than in-house server rooms, while power density, outage costs and staffing pressures continue to rise.
By Jack Douglas
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31 July 2026
Technology
China is moving to harden its drive for artificial intelligence self-reliance after recent talks between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, according to a new comment
By Jack Douglas
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20 May 2026
Technology
A UK startup is pitching a new way to tell real footage from fakes by treating the physical place you film as proof. Instead of relying on software to spot AI-g
By Jack Douglas
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16 May 2026
Technology
Airports expect record crowds this summer, and cybercriminals plan to be there too. Free terminal Wi?Fi, offered to ease the wait at busy gates, has become a re
By Jack Douglas
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16 May 2026
Technology
A hotel check-in system operated by Japanese startup Reqrea left sensitive personal documents publicly accessible online due to a misconfigured cloud storage setup. The breach exposed more than one million passports, driver’s licences, and selfie verification photos until identified and secured.
By Jack Douglas
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16 May 2026
Technology
A lightweight desktop monitoring tool designed for Claude Code users is drawing attention from developers looking for clearer visibility into usage activity and coding workflows.
By Jack Douglas
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15 May 2026
Technology
New details about an advanced Intel memory system suggest the company may be developing an alternative approach to high bandwidth AI memory technology.
By Jack Douglas
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14 May 2026