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Lego’s first-ever Olivia Rodrigo collection includes five sets, all up for preorder
By Jacob Krol published
Lego is launching its first-ever Olivia Rodrigo collection featuring five preorder-ready sets inspired by her Guts era, including a record player x Concert Moon, guitars, and Minifigures.

Qualcomm targets Nvidia, AMD, Huawei with Dragonfly AI accelerator rack loaded with 43TB of LPDDR5x, future generations set to smash 7PB/s bandwidth
By Rahim Amir published
Qualcomm's upcoming rack-scale inference platform, Dragonfly, comes with impressive numbers as it chooses to skip HBM for its more cost-effective and power-efficient proprietary HBC offerings.

World Cup 2026 LIVE: Free streams, TV guide & how to watch from anywhere in the world
By Jacob Jones, Dan Struthers, Jamie Richards last updated
All the ways you can stream the World Cup for free from anywhere in the world as we keep you up-to-date with the latest updates throughout the tournament.

How to watch France vs Sweden: Free Streams & TV Channels
By James Roberts published
News Here's how to watch France vs Sweden for free online and from anywhere in the last 32 at the FIFA World Cup 2026, as Kylian Mbappe leads a star-studded cast of strikers.

This trick lets you enable a light-mode look on Spotify using smartphone settings
By Rowan Davies published
There's a hidden smartphone setting that lets you view Spotify in light mode, but it's a real eyesore.

The summer heat is hitting data centers hard — and outages and downtime may only get worse
By Craig Hale published
More than half of the world's data center capacity is at risk of rising temperatures, heatwaves, drought and water stress.

Lawsuit alleges that RAM suppliers fixed prices to screw over consumers
By Alex Blake published
A lawsuit filed against RAM suppliers says they colluded to fix memory prices in favor of HBM for AI data centers.

Physical copies of GTA 6 are flying off the shelves despite the download code controversy
By Demi Williams published
GTA is currently a top seller for multiple retailers after pre-orders began, including the physical edition, despite the game's download code controversy.

From ISP to DNS and VPNs: Rightsholders must be liable for collateral damage in piracy blocking, European ISP group says
By Rene Millman published
The push to block illegal streams is taking down innocent websites across Europe. As DNS and VPNs are increasingly a target, EuroISPA has had enough
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