Christian Cawley

Experts have determined some uncomfortable truths about token economics, where falling token prices are pushing the development of complex agentic workflows, outweighing the savings

US Marines have begun training on a new drone countermeasures tactic – using traditional small arms to take out UAVs rather than relying on GPS or electromagnetic jamming

The TigerShark drone is a single-use, intermediate-range strike platform designed and built by MGI Defence, a subsidiary of motorsport performance specialists MGI Engineering

A Russian TU-95 bomber destroyed on the tarmac was taken out by a Ukrainian drone developed from smuggled Chinese UAV technology.

Vercel analysis reveals Anthropic is dominating both token volume and spend, despite being more expensive than competitors.

An incredible 25% of business leaders are unable to explain AI-generated outputs, while a worrying majority rely on AI for vital financial tasks, including expenses and payments

The US military was defeated by Ukrainian drones in military exercises, demonstrating the latter's superiority and its ability to teach drone defense countermeasures.

SanDisk and Koxia have unveiled next-generation QLC 3D flash memory technology, said to increase bit density over the previous generation by 60%

New research of UK business leaders reveals a growing complexity and significant network outages are slowing the pace of change

Relying on incorrect and unverified information from an AI chatbot resulted in a farmer in China destroying his crops.

Reports on the state of data centres in the UK show that the majority are within the M25, but as more are built, locations outside of London are increasingly being developed.

Vodafone finds nearly half of Britons think being better connected has helped them to achieve personal and career goals

Amazon’s use of 45-year-old zoning rules have enabled it to avoid public planning scrutiny in Gilroy, California.

Cloudflare suggests non-human, bot-generated traffic will be a thousand times as large as actual flesh-and-blood users in the next few years, with efficiency measures mooted to reduce the impact.

GPTZero AI and plagiarism detection and tool finds AI hallucinations and other issues in several reports published PwC.

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

Office workers are feeling increasingly pressured to unnecessarily respond to emails and messages to prove that they are engaged with their workload

Research from Amazon Ads indicates advertising platforms and regions which previously seemed out of reach to SMBs are now accessible — thanks to AI.

Employers wishing to keep tabs on their workforce’s digital activities could be forced to consult unions or elected staff representatives before using surveillance tools

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham appears to support the growing discontent over AI job application screening and video-based interviews.

NHS staff are driving adoption of AI, with admin tasks the main focus of the technology, and around 70% of patients “feel positive” about it.

Study claims the majority of workers now see RTO as a stealthy way to reduce headcount - and so the sabotage begins.

As long as you're in Surrey - where EE will be delivering its fastest speeds yet.

Survey reveals people expect AI-created work to be labeled as such, but aren’t so keen on doing the labeling when they’ve worked on the prompt themselves.

Report claims around 20% of UK online shoppers use AI search to start looking for new products, but AI recommendations have not translated into increased sales.