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Anthropic takes the fight to OpenAI with enterprise AI tools - and they're going open source too
By Craig Hale published
Anthropic wants the industry to open-source Skills (packages of instructions for AI) so we can all benefit.

Trump’s new $900 billion Pentagon funding plan includes ‘enhanced cybersecurity protections’ for Cyber Command - here’s what we know
By Ellen Jennings-Trace published
New defense bill includes significant provisions for cybersecurity and telecoms.

What is the release date for Fallout season 2 episode 2 on Prime Video?
By Tom Power published
The second episode of Fallout's second season is almost here – this is when you can stream it.

Bring back buttons, as research suggests touchscreens are dangerously distracting
By Leon Poultney published
New research suggests that using a touchscreen when behind the wheel makes you a pretty terrible driver.

Mullvad VPN boosts WireGuard speeds and stability with new Rust-based engine
By Rene Millman published
Mullvad VPN is swapping out its engine. The new "GotaTun" implementation, built with Rust, is already slashing app crashes and paving the way for a faster, WireGuard-only future.
'We put the most pressure on ourselves' — Tomb Raider studio head on remaking one of the most iconic games of all time
By Dashiell Wood published
A Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis developer has talked about the upcoming remake. TechRadar attended the Q&A session.

Google and Apple employees on US visas apparently told to avoid international travel
By Craig Hale published
Big Tech lawyers are warning employees not to leave the US, or they could face major delays re-entering.

Federal judge blocks Louisiana’s social media age verification law – here's why
By Rene Millman published
A federal judge has ruled that the state cannot use a "free-floating power" to restrict the ideas to which children are exposed
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