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New movies: the most exciting films coming to theaters in March 2026
Updated New movies will arrive weekly throughout 2026 — these are the biggest ones to keep an eye on.
AI is helping UK SME workers save 5.2 hours a week, but some businesses are really struggling to keep up
Smaller businesses, older workers and some British regions need more support to encourage AI adoption.
The Wheel of Time fans react to potentially AI-generated animated TV revival
The Wheel of Time is being turned into an animated show — and fans say they can't imagine anything worse if AI is involved.
Shadow AI 'double agents' are outpacing security visibility – and that's a serious concern for UK businesses
Maintaining visibility on autonomous AI agents is now a priority for security teams.
There’s a sneaky way to watch Wicked: For Good for $1
News After a blockbuster theatrical run, Wicked: For Good is now streaming online. Here's how to watch it for just $1.
Marshals: A Yellowstone Story episode 4 release date and time on Paramount+
As Kayce Dutton slowly finds his footing in the US Marshals, when does Marshals: A Yellowstone Story episode 4 hit CBS and Paramount+?
Two more high-profile Tesla crashes spark fresh Full Self-Driving controversy
Uber’s former head of self-driving critiques Tesla's Full Self-Driving system following crash.
Intel's new trick for Arc GPUs speeds up loading times for some games
Intel's Precompiled Shaders feature allows for up to 3x speedier loading with Arc Battlemage GPUs and integrated graphics for Panther and Lunar Lake.
Finally, a Garmin Fenix 8 rival? Amazfit 'plans to expand its premium product lineup' in revealing new info
Not just cheap watches: Amazfit is skewing premium alongside developing a "hybrid training platform".
No Nvidia, No AMD, No Intel, No ARM: Meta plans inference-led RISC-y future without friends as 1700w superchip emerges with 30 PFLOPs performance and half Terabyte (yes 512GB) HBM
Meta develops MTIA custom chips and a 1700W superchip to run GenAI inference efficiently without relying on mainstream silicon vendors.