Chipzilla releases Thunderbolt Share
Screen and file sharing between PCs
Intel has unveiled the Thunderbolt Share software, which is crafted to provide a straightforward, swift, and effective method for sharing screen and files between two PCs.
Apple bug resurrects dead pictures
Takes some doing
Apple fanboys were shocked and horrified after Apple's latest iOS 17.5 update started resurrecting pictures that they thought were safely deleted so that their mums could not see them.
Quantum internet gets closer
Your quantum cat wants p*rn
The quest for a global quantum internet has received a significant boost with two groundbreaking advancements in quantum information storage which could create secure communication, paving the way for transmissions over hundreds or even thousands of kilometres.
AI threatens Microsoft’s green plans
Carbon footprint increased by 30 per cent
Microsoft's ambitious goal to be carbon-negative by 2030 is threatened by its expanding AI operations, which have increased its carbon footprint by 30 per cent since 2020.
Apple losing top executives
Leaving as the company grinds to a halt
The fruity cargo cult Apple is starting to lose its top executives -- most with the title of vice president, which is just below the senior vice president level that reports to Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook.
Nvidia boss collected $34.2 million extra last year
Elon Musk laughs at the poor person
Nvidia's head honcho, Jensen Huang, had a right royal payday last year, all thanks to the booming demand for the firm's AI chips.
AMD chipping away at Chipzilla's market share
New research proves it
Mercury Research boffins have been adding up some numbers provided by AMD and concluded that Team Red is chipping away at Intel’s market share.
AMD hints RDNA 4 coming soon
Linux penguins spilt the beans
There have been signs that AMD is about to release its RDNA 4 architecture—an aura over Britain, a comet, a supernova, and changes to the Linux driver.
The Internet makes people happier
Unless it is just the p*rn
A new study has found that internet use is associated with greater well-being in people worldwide.
Back-to-office mandates accelerated staff exodus
Let my people go
Return-to-office mandates by Apple, Microsoft and SpaceX were followed by a spike in departures among the most senior, tough-to-replace talent.