Christian Cawley

New Logitech offering aims to combine the workplace and leisure headsets into a single over-ear headset, potentially removing the need to swap between work and personal audio devices.

The US, Russia, and the UK have the most data centers, while a quarter of countries with the highest growth have “extremely high” water stress.

61% of US voters oppose data center construction, with the sentiment expressed equally across Republican and Democrat supporters.

Over a third of workplace AI users are keeping “valuable” prompts to themselves in the belief that sharing it will reduce their perceived importance to the department or company

90% of scams are taking place via mobile phone, with banking scams increasing of 35% over the previous year

Residents in Florida’s Osceola County are concerned about plans for a huge 2,000-plus acre data center.

The UK’s largest AI data center has had its 2027 launch date postponed, and is unlikely to come online until at least 2030, thanks to power supply issues

The American Infrastructure Alliance is a collaboration between unions and influential technology and investment companies, and aims to push through data center plans, overcoming local opposition

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Nonprofit organizations using the Microsoft 365 Business Premium Grant found their data had been deleted early after Microsoft advised they move to a different licensing plan

Czech nuclear hardware manufacturer ŠKODA JS has been chosen by Rolls-Royce to deliver safety infrastructure to upcoming power stations in Europe and the UK.

Digital EO will be capable of storing 500 petabytes of satellite data for scientists and researchers across Europe.

Phones are likely to be more expensive in the future, as rising memory and chipset costs look set to consign budget smartphones to history

Phone scammers expect their targets to be polite, so Swedish authorities have suggested a different strategy when dealing with unsolicited calls: profanities.

Waste heat from data centers could generate cheaper hot water as part of a “clean heat” initiative in the UK, which also involves piping hot water for Londoners through a tunnel under the Thames.

Almost 60% of employees say their employers are using AI-based monitoring software, resulting in a “trust gap” which strains workplace well-being.

Heata is turning data processing into hot water, using home-installed business servers to heat domestic water supplies.

Adobe releases free version of its top-tier video editing tool on Android, but you’ll still need to pay for AI credits for its generative features.

The Internet Crime Complaint Center has been busy

Technical and legal jargon make privacy policies for LLMs and their chatbots almost unreadable for most people.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has been filmed for state broadcast in the process of casting an online vote, but it seems that the Dell PC was running a non-activated version of Windows 10.

New British-built spy drones will be deployed by the British Army to conduct surveillance and training, including a small 250 gram quadcopter.

Effort takes down RedVDS, a criminal marketplace believed to have contributed to $66 million losses to US businesses and individuals.

Nearly all employees are being encouraged to use AI in the workplace.

A new “organic bridge” under development by Samsung and Qualcomm could make AI processors more powerful.