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Context, not compute, will define the next generation of intelligence
By Emil Eifrem published
AI’s next leap won’t come from bigger models or longer context windows, but from better-organized knowledge.

Windows 11's new Start menu is proving seriously divisive
By Darren Allan published
Windows 11's new Start menu is proving seriously divisive – some feel it's huge and badly designed, but there are fans too.

'If your printer works today, it will continue to work' - Microsoft says it isn't killing off your old printer for good after all
By Craig Hale published
Although Microsoft commits to not bricking printers using legacy drivers, it still wants you to upgrade to the IPP Class Driver.

Microsoft's bringing a new AI trick to Edge, and I doubt it'll go down well
By Darren Allan published
Microsoft is looking to bring a new AI trick to Edge — and I'm betting most of the browser's users will hate it.

Intel ditches human customer support for 'one of the first of its kind in the semiconductor industry' system made up of Copilot-powered AI agents
By Efosa Udinmwen published
Ask Intel is an AI-powered assistant replacing phone-based support and centralizing warranty, troubleshooting, and case management online.

Microsoft just released an update I actually want to install – and you should too
By Matt Hanson published
Microsoft is forcing another Windows 11 update on us, but this one is actually worth installing

The new Xbox CEO wants everyone to know she's 'committed to Xbox, starting with the console'
By Dashiell Wood published
The new CEO of Xbox has spoken on her vision for the future of the brand in a new interview.

ExpressVPN review – a private and secure VPN that's especially good on Windows
By River Hart last updated
Updated ExpressVPN is a secure VPN service with great speeds for Windows – but it's one of the pricier options.

Surfshark VPN review – a fully-featured, low cost privacy solution
By Dan Sung last updated
Updated Surfshark is a VPN provider that offers a lot for your money – fast and feature-packed

Microsoft says OpenClaw is "not appropriate to run on a standard personal or enterprise workstation" — so should you be worried?
By Efosa Udinmwen published
Microsoft warns OpenClaw’s design blends automation and persistent credentials, creating structural risks unsuitable for standard personal or enterprise workstations.
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