About as fixable as the Middle East

The iFixit team have voided the latest M3 MacBook Air warranty to see how repairable it is and discovered that there is not much difference under the bonnet from the last model.

Losing the Generation Z vote

US politicians might find that their anti-China move against the social networking site TikTok causes them a few problems at the ballot box.

Fines to hit tech giants

In a landmark move, Euro MPs have given the thumbs up to the most rigid AI law on the planet, promising to keep those tech boffins in check.

Epic Games calls out tech giant's 'blatant violation'"

Epic Games, the brains behind the video game "Fortnite," has had a right go at Apple, accusing them of breaking an injunction that governs their money-spinning App Store.

Resilience matters in success

Nvidia’s big boss, Jensen Huang, reckons advice like “shoot for the moon and you’ll land among the stars” is a load of tosh.

Engineers AI is chasing after your jobs

A new AI startup called Cognition has just lifted the kimono on a fully autonomous AI software engineer named “Devin.”

Moving from Zen to something more diabolical

Jim Keller, the tech sorcerer behind AMD's Zen, has pulled another rabbit out of his hat with Tenstorrent's Grayskull.

Trading frenzy kicks off

British chip whiz Arm, backed by the mighty Softbank, saw its shares jump 2.1 per cent to a nifty €118.81 after the lockup period from its mega IPO has just ended, and the market's buzzing like a beehive smeared in a jam.

A tale of tech rivalry and AI ambition

Samsung is eyeing a chip-making method with rival SK Hynix's paws all over it.

Major concession or orchestral manoeuvres in the dark?

Fruity cargo-cult Apple  has made a significant concession in its ongoing battle to maintain control over its App Store empire.