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Dreamforce 2026 day one: We're live in San Francisco for all the updates at Salesforce's big event, Marc Benioff keynote and more
By Mike Moore Last updated
We're in San Francisco for Dreamforce 2026 to hear Salesforce's latest updates.

Google invests $15bn in Finland and secures 500 MW power from Soviet-era nuclear power plant till 2050
By Christian Cawley Published
A nuclear power plant built to Soviet design is to provide power to a new Google investment in AI infrastructure in Loviisa, Finland.

How to watch Forever Home on Channel 5 — it's *FREE*
By Tom Bailey Published
Amy Nuttall stars in this gripping six-part drama based on Graham Norton's novel, and our guide explains how to watch Forever Home free and from anywhere including the US, Canada and Australia.

New digital ID apps for verifying age in pubs have a flaw I'm worried about
By David Nield Published
Pubs, restaurants, and other venues are now able to accept digital ID apps as proof of age for younger customers.

The UK's £100 billion data center boom is suffering from a major bottleneck that puts capacity and performance at risk
By Benedict Collins Published
Study says bottlenecks in cabling and post-deployment upgrades are holding back the UK's data center boom.

Volkswagen sets three EV records and proves big batteries aren't everything
By Leon Poultney Published
Volkswagen sets three EV records — and proves bigger batteries aren't the answer.

New $50 billion buildout investment will build Canada’s largest data center in Saskatchewan with 1.2 GW capacity
By Craig Hale Published
Bell's 300MW data center, set to go live next year, has just gained support to grow 4x as the company plans 1.2GW of capacity.

Surfshark now lets you block specific websites — but you'll need a Windows PC
By Monica J. White Published
Surfshark's web content blocker on Windows can now allow specific websites while keeping entire categories blocked. Here is how the new allow list works and how to set it up.
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