Intel faces battle with foreign-backed patent trolls
Gaming the system
Chipzilla is entangled in “patent troll” legal cases with the trolls backed by third-party financiers or owned by hedge funds, sovereign wealth funds, and other sophisticated investors.
Taking the stress of call centre operators with an AI shield
SoftBank has developed AI voice-conversion technology to reduce call centre operators' psychological stress by altering the voices of angry customers to sound calmer.
Dutch spooks warn about Fortinet VPN hack
Some users might still be vulnerable
Cyber attackers, believed to be working for the Chinese government, breached over 20,000 VPN devices sold by Fortinet by exploiting a critical vulnerability that remained undisclosed by the company for a fortnight post-repair.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 isn't 309GB
… well not typically
Activision has clarified that Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 isn't 309GB after all – or at least, you can download the guts of it for less.
You have not sold your soul
Following a huge backlash, Adobe made it crystal clear in their latest blog post that they're not going to use your creative masterpieces to train their AI.
Stability AI messed up its own AI again
Keeping US puritans happy creates monsters
Stability AI’s Stable Diffusion 3 Medium has been borked by its desperate attempt to keep US puritans happy.
MediaTek working on ARM for Windows SoC
Will push it as soon as Qualcomm's exclusivity deal expires
According to a report from Reuters, MediaTek is allegedly working hard on an ARM-based SoC for Windows-based laptops and could launch it as soon as Qualcomm's exclusivity deal expires.
Neat laptop paired up with Snapdragon X Elite SoC
TUXEDO Computers aims to bring Qualcomm Snapdragon X SoCs to the Linux platform and has recently unveiled such a laptop.
ASRock launches Radeon RX 6500 XT with 8GB of memory
Blast from the past gets more VRAM
ASRock has launched a new version of the Radeon RX 6500 XT that will feature 8GB of VRAM and be a part of its Phantom Gaming lineup.
Arm and Qualcomm dispute could derail AI-powered PCs
Goes to court in December
According to a Reuters report, a two-year-long legal battle is threatening the debut of a new wave of AI-driven personal computers. Arm and Qualcomm are at the heart of this dispute.