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Rumours suggest Apple’s upcoming foldable iPhone could surpass all previous models in battery size, with capacity potentially exceeding 5,500 mAh, promising extended endurance and competitive edge in the flagship foldable market. Apple’s long‑rumoured foldable iPhone is now said to be fitted with a battery that would outstrip every other iPhone…
EvertzAV highlights Industry’s push towards standards-based AV over IP with IPMX certification at ISE 2026
EvertzAV is set to emphasise the industry’s shift to standards-based AV over IP with the launch of its IPMX certification and new product innovations at ISE 2026, advancing multi-vendor interoperability across professional AV and broadcast systems. EvertzAV will use its presence at Integrated Systems Europe in Barcelona from 3 to…
The UK government pledges £36 million to expand the University of Cambridge’s DAWN supercomputer, increasing its capacity sixfold to accelerate AI research and support small businesses across the country, with the upgraded system expected online by spring 2026. The UK government has pledged £36 million to expand computing capacity…
Microsoft expands PowerPoint’s capabilities by embedding Copilot’s generative image-editing tools, allowing users to make in-context photo adjustments via plain-language prompts, set for a phased global rollout from February. Microsoft is embedding Copilot’s generative tools directly into PowerPoint to let users alter photographs on slides using plain-language prompts, a change Microsoft…
Europe’s push for digital sovereignty accelerates with open ecosystems and joint browser security solutions
The European Commission launches a new initiative to foster open-source digital ecosystems, while CrowdStrike and Seraphic Security integrate advanced browser protection to combat session-based cyber threats, signalling a new focus on local control and innovative security measures. Europe is pressing to shape more of its own digital infrastructure rather than…
Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. expands into Indonesia, leveraging local partnerships amid rising global demand for sovereign data control and quantum-resilient cybersecurity solutions, signalling a new phase in government and enterprise encryption procurement. The scramble to redraw the internet along national lines is creating a lucrative window for vendors of so‑called…
Healthcare risks exposed as AWS outage highlights cloud fragility and silence in governance
The October 2025 AWS outage revealed critical vulnerabilities in healthcare IT systems, emphasising the need for strategic architectural and governance reforms to mitigate operational and financial risks. When Amazon Web Services’ US‑EAST‑1 region experienced a multi‑hour outage on October 20, 2025, the incident became a public spectacle because consumer‑facing sites…
Intel unveils Panther Lake as a milestone in its 18A manufacturing push, challenging rivals with new AI-focused chips
Intel launches its first client processor family built on the 18A process, signalling a significant step in its manufacturing revival and its ambitions in AI and niche markets, amidst industry scrutiny and competitive pressure. Intel this week moved to the next phase of its manufacturing comeback with the formal unveiling…
As Europe’s rapid expansion of AI-scale data centres strains existing electricity infrastructure, industry leaders call for coordinated grid investments and innovative solutions to sustain growth without compromising energy stability and sustainability. Europe’s accelerated push into AI-scale computing is colliding with an electricity system that is struggling to keep pace, forcing…
TSMC’s aggressive capacity expansion aims to capitalise on AI boom amid valuation concerns
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) continues to lead the global chip industry, boosting capacity investment and revenue driven by surging AI demand, despite market caution over valuation and cyclicality risks. According to the original report, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) sits at the heart of the global technology supply chain,…
Chinese tech firms accelerate offshore AI training to bypass U.S. export controls and boost domestic chip development
Chinese technology giants are increasingly shifting their artificial intelligence model training overseas to navigate U.S. restrictions, while investing heavily in indigenous chip manufacturing to achieve technological self-reliance amidst geopolitical tensions. Chinese technology giants such as Alibaba and ByteDance have increasingly shifted their artificial intelligence (AI) model training operations offshore to…
Users cling to Windows 10 as hardware limits drive increased PC sales and Linux gains popularity
Despite the official end of support for Windows 10 in October 2025, millions of users remain on the ageing OS, prompting continued hardware upgrades and a surge in alternative operating systems like Linux, amid hardware constraints and strict Windows 11 requirements. Despite Microsoft officially ending support for Windows 10 in…
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