AI-ingaming brains defends his creation
Mukherjee sets the record straight
The bloke behind AI in gaming is setting the record straight about the use of the technology.
Apple loses Russian roulette game against Putin
Will have to help fund Putin's special operation in Ukraine
Fruity cargo-cult Apple has been forced to pay a $13 million Russian fine as President Vladimir Putin tightens his fist on foreign tech firms who are still trying to make money in his country.
Boffins invent magnetic sensor that runs on thin air
Steals energy from its environment
MIT researchers have developed a battery-free, self-powered sensor that can nick energy from its surroundings.
Space race
Tech giants splash cash on satellite firm that promises to connect your phone anywhere
AT&T, Google and Vodafone have forked out a whopping $206.5 million on AST SpaceMobile, a company that claims it can hook up your mobile phone to the internet from space.
Job's Mob downgrades car expectations
Apple's doomed attempt to make a vehicle is still vapourware
Apple, the company that brought you the iPhone, the iPad and the iMac, has been trying to make a car for over a decade. But it seems that the tech giant has bitten off more than it can chew, as its car project is facing yet another setback.
Alaska Air finds more Boeings have missing bolts
Boeing gets the masking tape out
Alaska Air Group has discovered loose nuts on "many" of its Boeing 737 Max 9 planes after a panel flew off one of its jets earlier this month, the carrier's top dog said in a chat with NBC.
TSMC rushing to get smaller
New 1nm chip factory to beat Intel and Samsung
TSMC has just made the chip race a bit more exciting as the company has become the world's first foundry to prepare for 1nm production.
Tsar Putin’s special operation on Microsoft
Hackers sneak into Microsoft's email system
Microsoft's corporate email system was hacked by Tsar Vladimir Putin’s spies who got into the accounts of senior company bigwigs.
Broadcom’s VMware takeover proving messy
Only seems interested in the top companies
Broadcom’s post-VMware takeover moves to shift to new product bundles and billing models while sacking hundreds of staff is not going down as well as expected.
Apple’s over-priced largely useless Vision Pro is selling
The standards of the world have slipped even lower
Apple flogs 180,000 Vision Pro headsets to gullible fans who don't mind paying $3,499 for a largely useless glorified toy.