Musk's £44 billion pay deal gets busted by judge
Published in News


No one is worth that

The billionaire boss of Tesla, Elon [look at me] Musk, has been told to sling his hook by a Delaware judge who ruled his £44 billion pay deal was too much. The judge said the electric car maker's board was daft to give Musk such a huge package and scrapped it.

Baseus 65W Charger 2 PRO affordably charges notebook and two more device
Published in Reviews


Review:
 Baseus 65W GaN Charger 2 PRO Quick Charge 4.0 3.0 Type C PD USB Charger

This is a long-term review of the Baseus 65W GaN 2 PRO charger. I have used it for quite some time and always performed well. It can charge multiple devices simultaneously, including a notebook, phone, headphones, watch, or earbuds. It is often the only charger needed for daily use.

Russia in chaos as entire internet goes down
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Not Ukrainian hackers

Millions of Russians were left without access to the internet, as a technical glitch knocked out websites on the .ru domain.

Microsoft smashes profit forecasts thanks to AI
Published in News


Worth more than Apple now 

Software King of the World Microsoft has wowed investors with its latest results, showing a massive surge in profits thanks to getting its foot in the AI door early.

Raspberry Pi to go public
Published in News


Wants to make money for charity 

The makers of the tiny computer that powers everything from robots to smart fridges are set to float on the London Stock Exchange and rake in a fortune for their good causes.

Tame Apple Press starting to admit that the Vision Pro is pants
Published in IoT


Not ready to be released

After Jobs Mob lifted the embargo on the first wave of “non-curated reviews” of its Vision Pro headset the Tame Apple Press is being forced to admit publically that the gear is not ready for release.

Musk removes diversity claims from Tesla announcements
Published in Transportation


Drags company kicking and screaming into the 19th century

Carmaker Tesla has dropped a line about encouraging a diverse workforce from its annual filing.

Microsoft and OpenAI knew about DALL-E 3 problems
Published in AI


Pair allowed pervs to make fake porn of Taylor Swift: claim

A Microsoft AI boss says he found holes in OpenAI's DALL-E 3 image maker in early December that let users make violent and dirty images and that the company stopped him from telling the public.

Dell dumps VMware after Broadcom buyout
Published in News


Does not want an open relationship any more

The tech distributor has ditched its deal to sell VMware products after Broadcom snapped up the software firm.

Corsair releases MP600 ELITE M.2 PCIe 4.0 SSD series
Published in PC Hardware


With or without heatspreader, and special versions for PS5

Corsair has released its latest MP600 ELITE SSD series that will be available in 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB capacities, as well as come in three different versions, with and without a heatspreader, and a special version for Playstation 5 console. The Corsair MP600 ELITE is pretty special as it comes with a new Phison E27T controller.