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Gen Z? Try Gen E! A quarter of youngsters think owning a petrol car is 'as outdated as having a landline' - and want an electric vehicle instead
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Gen Z have a reputation for 'cancelling' popular items - and their latest verdict might be their most divisive yet. -
Wayve and Uber steal a march on Waymo with paid self-driving London rides
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Wayve and Uber have launched self-driving rides in London, but what's more interesting is what is planned for the next few months and years. As of today, the plan is for 15 electric Ford Mustangs, equipped with the Wayve AI driver, to roam the capital, picking up passengers with a safety driver on hand to keep an eye on things. However, at a launch event on Thursday, Wayve showed off the follow-up to the Mustang: a Nissan LEAF, which will run the Wayve AI Driver using NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion. This -
Enjoy the Windows 10 Update Experience at London's O2
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BORK!BORK!BORK! Windows 10 is lingering on after its friends have gone home, plaintively flickering out an update notification on a digital sign at London's O2 arena. The sign was advertising the venue and some of the activities available inside, including an indoor skydiving experience. We'd recommend indoor skydiving as an alternative to jumping out of a perfectly good aircraft for those minded to give it a go, although the sight of Windows 10 making its presence felt is less than ideal when c -
Super El Niño could scupper your plans for a winter ski holiday: Forecasters predict less snowfall than normal over Europe
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If you're looking forward to a winter ski getaway, El Niño could scupper your fresh powder plans. -
They're taking the p***! Climbers are melting Everest's glacier with their urine, study warns
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Every year, hundreds of climbers flock to the Himalayas to take on Mount Everest. But a new study has warned that climbers are unknowingly destroying Everest's glacier...with their urine. -
US law firm accuses UK AI software firm of unwanted contract renewal when it tried to leave
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A US law firm is alleging that UK-based telecoms and software company ConnexAI sold it software and AI systems that failed to perform as the vendor claimed, and then unlawfully renewed its contract. ConnexAI has rejected the allegations. The dispute has involves two court cases, both of which are ongoing. DK Law, a personal injury specialist based in California, alleged in a California court filing in April that ConnexAI promises “customers a telephone system and AI software solution with -
UK military wants lasers to stop drone swarms without running out of ammo
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Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) is seeking anti-drone technology capable of protecting troops from saturation attacks designed to overwhelm defenses or exhaust their ammunition. The tender, dubbed Project PANOPTES, is being run by UK Defence Innovation (UKDI) on behalf of the MoD, with an initial £5 million ($6.8 million) available to successful bidders. First-stage submissions close at midday on September 23, suggesting that the MoD is in something of a hurry. According to the competi -
Best eSIM for travel 2026: which one offers the best value for money?
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Comparing travel eSIM prices is not as simple as looking at a provider's homepage. Most companies advertise low starting prices, but what travelers actually pay depends on whether they can buy a plan that matches the length of their trip. If a provider only offers fixed duration packages, travelers may end up paying for several days of mobile data they do not need. For frequent travelers or longer trips, those extra days can quickly add to the total cost. The Travel eSIM Value Index 2026 compare -
On Call: User who handled life-or-death situations struggled with the SHIFT key
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ON CALL Welcome to another Friday and therefore to a fresh instalment of On Call, our weekly reader-contributed column that shares your tech support stories. This week, meet a reader we’ll Regomize as “Roy” who toiled at a company that did work related to tissue donations and organ transplants. “The on-call duties were a bit hair-raising due to the high stakes involved,” Roy told On Call. “Thankfully, things typically ran well and I didn’t get too many c -
Google engineer unplugged every fiber they could see and – surprise! – took down a chunk of the G-Cloud
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Google Cloud has revealed the embarrassing reason for a partial outage at its us-central1-b region this week: An engineer unplugged it. The incident spanned 07:41 to 11:52 PT on September 1, and saw a portion of the G-Cloud region experience “severe network degradation and resource isolation.” “Traffic flow drop rates for resources hosted in the affected area reached 100% during the peak of the incident, resulting in unreachable virtual machines and elevated packet loss,” -
The search company that plants trees just launched a Linux browser to help Europe battle big tech
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Berlin-based eco-conscious search outfit Ecosia is expanding its range of European-focused web browsers to include a Linux version, citing the growing number of users in the EU looking for open alternatives to the clutches of American tech giants. Calling Linux users a “critical tech community that has long called for data privacy, digital sovereignty, and sustainability,” Ecosia said it was launching the new browser to support the community, whose numbers it says doubled in the EU b -
Cisco searched for IOS XR bugs and found so many it rolled them into an update release
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Cisco has warned its customers of three critical-rated flaws in its products. Two of them are present in the Cisco IOS XR operating system that powers the company’s carrier-grade kit. CVE-2026-20274 scores 9.8 on the ten-point CVSS scale and covers a buffet of buffering issues, the potential for out-of-bounds writes, and the chance to initialize resources with an insecure default. CVE-2026-20279 is another 9.8-rated flaw. Cisco says it’s an improper access control problem that covers -
OpenAI commits $1B in AI credits to frontline cyber defenders
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OpenAI has pledged $1 billion in credits to subsidize access to its services and training for resource-strapped cyber defenders around the world. The AI giant expects organizations to use the subsidized credits over the next six months as part of its Daybreak for Frontline Defenders initiative, announced Thursday. Critical infrastructure organizations, community banks, nonprofits, and open-source maintainers can apply for access credits online. These are the defenders tasked with securing critic -
OpenAI throws Astra into the top-tier model ring
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After a brief training pause to reflect on the inadequacy of its AI security measures, OpenAI has released GPT-6 Astra, initially for those in its Trusted Access Program. Assuming all goes well and there are no more incidents like the Hugging Face hack, the AI biz in a few days will allow Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise subscribers to try out what the company describes as "our most intelligent model yet, with state-of-the-art performance in computer use, browsing, software engineering, scien -
Hugging Face is too important to fall into Nvidia's hands
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OPINION Nvidia on Thursday announced an agreement to acquire open source AI evangelist and model depot Hugging Face for $12.9 billion in a deal that's expected to close next year, assuming regulators don't get in the way. They should get in the way. As antitrust magnets go, Nvidia buying Hugging Face takes the cake. You wouldn't let an automaker acquire the primary means of fuel distribution. Nor would you let it buy the primary means by which the mechanics are trained. Yet, Nvidia's acquisition -
Dr Phil rages over UFO 'lie' the US government has told Americans for years: 'I don't trust them about this at all'
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Dr Phil McGraw slammed what he claimed was an 80-year coverup that was intentionally carried out to deceive the American people and keep over 300 million people in the dark. -
True AI-pocalypse as ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok all go down at once
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OpenAI says its ChatGPT service is recovering from a limited outage this morning amid similar problems affecting SpaceX's Grok and Anthropic's Claude. It might not be a good time for a chat. "A routing error starting around 7:43 am PT on Thursday, September 3 made ChatGPT and Codex unavailable for some users across platforms," a company spokesperson told The Register. "As of about 8:17 am PT on Thursday, a solution was successfully implemented and is continuing to be monitored." The OpenAI statu -
NASA photo of Mars sparks theories of alien life as eagle-eyed viewers spot TRACKS in the dust
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A strange pattern in the soil of Mars has reopened the discussion that something may still be living on the long-dead planet. -
Prolific Microsoft 0-day hunter drops CrowdStrike Falcon exploit PoC
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The disgruntled security researcher known as Nightmare Eclipse (aka Chaotic Eclipse, Infinite Nightmare, and now also MSNightmare) is moving away from their singular Microsoft vendetta and on to other vendors. On Thursday, they dropped a new zero-day bug called FalconFlank that affects CrowdStrike’s Falcon endpoint security platform - albeit with a Windows link. According to the prolific zero-day hunter, FalconFlank is a privilege escalation vulnerability that abuses the Microsoft Office m -
CERN moves thousands of accelerator control computers to Debian
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CERN is moving several thousand computers that control its particle accelerator hardware from Red Hat-family Linux distros to Debian. CERN – the place that runs the Large Hadron Collider – generates a lot of data, and that means it uses a lot of computers. Most of them run Linux, and for over 20 years, it used distros in the Red Hat family. Now, that's beginning to change: it’s moving what it calls the “front end” computers, the ones underground that control the LHC -
Hugging Face CEO says 'planets aligned' for Nvidia deal, aims to reach 100M users
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The chief exec of Hugging Face says he wants to take the platform to 100 million users within the next few years, and Nvidia’s backing could help it get there, despite rejecting an investment offer from the chip giant last year. On a conference call to discuss Nvidia's agreed $12.9 billion takeover of the AI model hub, Clément Delangue said it gives Hugging Face the security to think about the long term. “With a big supporter like Nvidia, we can think about the next 10 years a -
Category 4 Hurricane Lowell takes shocking turn as major storm now threatens one million Americans
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Hurricane Lowell has reached major storm status and has now taken an extreme turn which threatens a state still recovering from the impact of Hurricane Lala. -
The weirdest and wackiest studies revealed in the Ig Nobels - including research on how to blow your nose and why teenagers are so smelly
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Comical discoveries including the best way to blow your nose and why teenagers are so smelly have won this year's spoof Nobel prizes. -
Audacity audio-editing app no longer looks like it's from the early 2000s
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Audacity, a beloved open-source audio editing software tool, has just received a massive makeover. For those unfamiliar with Audacity, it’s a 26-year-old piece of FOSS software that provides incredibly robust audio editing capabilities for the perfect price – $0 – making it ideal for independent musicians, garage bands, vinyl rippers, and college students who want to make a slowly, deliberately spoken foreign-language recording for a group project sound vaguely fluent - not tha -
NASA wires up Dragonfly and names the landing area
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The Titan dune field where NASA's Dragonfly rotorcraft will land in 2034 has a name: Ahmakiq Undae. The International Astronomical Union (IAU) approved the name, and NASA announced it in an update as the spacecraft's 2028 launch edges closer. It is scheduled to arrive at Saturn's moon Titan in late 2034. Dragonfly's fabrication began in late 2024 and was completed about a year later. Most recently, engineers fitted the probe's wiring harness, which, according to NASA, includes an estimated 17,31 -
Pax Silica Expands Its Mission Into Elite Education With Foundry School
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This is largely a propaganda article, but Pax Silica has been on my radar as a Technocratic initiative since its founding in December 2025. Originally seen as building empire for Technocracy by spreading the US AI stack into blocks of nations worldwide. This Foundry School seems very elite-oriented, serving Pax Silica exclusively. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.The Trump administration will launch Foundry School on Sept. 3, a national training program meant to prepare entrepreneurs, engineers, tec -
Drowning in CVEs and thirsty for answers? Try CTEM
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A decade or two ago, board executives asked "why should I care about cybersecurity?" Five years ago, they were asking "Are you patching our software vulnerabilities?" Now, they're starting to ask: "Are we actually secure?" They might want a simple 'yes' or 'no' initially, but eventually they'll say the most dreaded thing of all, and it'll be a demand, not a question: "Prove it". Traditional vulnerability management and patching, won't survive that conversation. It's why a relatively new approach -
Harold II 'wasn't shot in the eye during the Battle of Hastings': Bayeux Tapestry curator shoots down popular theory
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It's a question that has been debated by historians for centuries: was Harold II shot in the eye at the Battle of Hastings? Now, the Bayeux Tapestry curator has settled the debate. -
Salesforce blames its Claude addiction for denting profit margin guidance
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Salesforce was unable to improve its margin forecasts because of the dollars it is spending on Claude tokens, an investor conference heard last week. As an example of how heavily the CRM giant is investing in its own AI capabilities to build products for customers, Mike Spencer, deputy CFO and head of finance Salesforce, told the Deutsche Bank Technology Conference last week that spending with Anthropic — the LLM-builder with which it has launched a new partnership — was sufficient t
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