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PwC left red-faced after being caught using AI hallucinations and fake citations in multiple reports
By Christian Cawley Published
GPTZero AI and plagiarism detection and tool finds AI hallucinations and other issues in several reports published PwC.

Ahead of one of the best solar eclipses in years, Telefónica boosts mobile coverage to make sure you can post all your videos online
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Telefónica strengthens thousands of mobile sites across Spain before the August 2026 solar eclipse to support expected increases in network traffic.

The US Navy used a swarm of drone boats to seize $81 million worth of cocaine in the Caribbean
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Two Saildrone Voyager vessels tracked suspected drug traffickers, enabling the US Navy to seize cocaine worth more than $81 million.

US Army is hunting for surface-to-air missiles able to take down small drones
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
The US Army seeks the NGCM missile to defeat small drones while integrating with existing Coyote launchers and radar systems.

New drone system which could spot wildfires before they get out of control completes its first test — but is it too late for the summer blazes plaguing Europe?
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Israel tests AI wildfire-detection drone, although additional evaluations mean Europe will not benefit from it during this year's fire season.

Pentagon launches campaign for unmanned boats able to launch drones at sea
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
The Pentagon launchs $100 million competition seeking autonomous vessels capable of deploying drones across contested maritime environments and patrol missions.

Nvidia lays out its thoughts on how storage has become the next frontier of AI
By Rahim Amir Published
Nvidia just open sourced the interface GPUs use to reach storage and got Intel to help maintain software designed to take its own silicon out of the I/O path.

Workers are worried AI will expose they don't know how to do their jobs properly
By Christian Cawley Published
Workers are becoming aware of gaps and limitations in their own abilities thanks to their use of AI, and they’re concerned they may be considered replaceable

Working hard or hardly working? More than half of workers have sent unneeded emails or messages just to show they are doing something
By Christian Cawley Published
Office workers are feeling increasingly pressured to unnecessarily respond to emails and messages to prove that they are engaged with their workload

Russia is kickstarting its plans to dominate the space race once again — but it will have to depend on Chinese hardware to do so
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Russia's Angara expansion combines domestic machinery with strategically important Chinese equipment supporting critical manufacturing processes.
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