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How I think Microsoft's campaign to fix Windows 11 is going so far
What Microsoft has done in its first quarter of curing the ills of Windows 11 — and what other medicine should be administered.
Wearable tech used to be cool, but it's now a symbol of surveillance capitalism
As a wearables editor, I can see the signs of body-worn smart tech becoming uncool.
For a brand that made robot vacuums accessible, my faith in Ecovacs is shaken after using the Deebot T90 Pro Omni
I used the Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni in my pet-friendly home for three months and I wasn't impressed. Here's how it fared.
Quote of the day by Studio Ghibli co-founder Hayao Miyazaki on AI: "I strongly feel that this is an insult to life itself" — decrying the rise of machine-made art
One of the world's most renowned illustrators has previously described the rise of AI-generated content as the end of an era for human creativity
Running on-premise in an agentic world
On-prem AI is costly, slow, and quickly outdated versus cloud-native, continuously evolving models.
Why 'time to token' is the new battleground for data centers
The disconnect between the pace of software capabilities and physical constraints of data center infrastructure.
Two of the world's fastest-growing skills are in the same job description
The future of cybersecurity depends on professionals who can secure and govern AI.
Is the SaaSpocalypse over? And if so, what comes next?
Far from becoming obsolete overnight, many SaaS firms are well positioned to use AI to strengthen their market position.
Quote of the day by SpaceX CEO Elon Musk: 'Are you prepared to die? Then okay, you're a candidate' — a reminder that the manned mission to Mars might be a deadly one
The tech mogul has repeatedly called for the colonization of Mars, but has previously warned that early missions may carry monumental risks
