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Solving the enterprise data optimization problem

Most organizations retain vast amounts of useless data, driving up costs and undermining governance without strategic lifecycle management.

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AR glasses are here – and displays are defining their future

AI glasses validated consumer interest, but it is displays that will propel the category forward.

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Thousands of compromised websites abused by DriveSurge in active ClickFix and FakeUpdates campaigns

SilentPush is warning about an Intial Access Broker campaign called DriveSurge that uses thousands of websites to deploy a backdoor.

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'Nobody had dared try to solve it... until us!' — MQ Wang on how his company Zero Zero Robotics invented the world's first waterproof drone

We talked with the Zero Zero Robotics co-founder and CEO about the challenges of building a truly groundbreaking flying camera.

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I was amazed by the performance of the Xiaomi 17T — and only a few drawbacks spoil this otherwise great-value Android phone

The Xiaomi 17T has prestigious Leica lenses and an impressive spec — but can it deliver at this price point?

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I tried replacing 30 minutes of scrolling with ChatGPT-generated real-world challenges — and it changed my evenings

I asked ChatGPT to replace 30 minutes of evening scrolling with offline challenges, and the results were surprisingly reflective, engaging, and much harder to ignore than another trip through social media.

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The cyber risk framework protecting your organization wasn't built for this adversary

The adversary has changed. The frameworks most organizations rely on haven't caught up.

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Newly drafted EU cloud rules could stop US hyperscaler access to critical tenders

Upcoming rule changes could put European cloud companies at an advantage against established EU hyperscalers.

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Jobber CRM review

The digital spine for the trades

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The hidden enterprise security risk of consumer-grade tools

Why “free” consumer apps quietly expand enterprise attack surfaces and governance blind spots.

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I'm a travel photographer, and I'm already dreaming of my next trip with Peak Design's clever new 2-in-1 backpack and camera bag

Peak Design's four new camera bags got funded on Kickstarter to the tune of $2.4 million — but there's one I'm especially excited about

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The AI availability gap is real, and it has nothing to do with the model

AI fails when infrastructure falters, exposing the real availability gap beneath models.

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'Expect all-day battery life' — Nvidia is confident RTX Spark laptops will go the distance

I asked Nvidia what kind of battery life RTX Spark laptops will have, and the answer was reassuring, if a bit vague.

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From code-first to intent-first: Microsoft Build 2026 could be the end of programming as we know it

Build 2026 runs from June 2-3 in San Francisco. Here's what Microsoft is expected to announce for GitHub Copilot, Azure AI Foundry, and AI-native development.

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'Finally, heritage-look speakers without the elite asking fee': KLH's Model Four floorstanders come with a decidedly retro 1970s price —and I want them

KLH's Model Four speaker is here, bridging the gap between the Model Three and Model Five — but more importantly, making it onto my most-wanted list.

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I tested House of Marley’s new cheap wired earbuds and they exceeded my expectations in several key ways — but they're not the best fit for everyone

I was impressed with House of Marley’s cheap USB-C earbuds, but they weren’t quite perfect — here’s why.

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Aftermarket tuners are already going wild for Ferrari’s divisive Luce, but even a ton of carbon fiber can’t save it

Aftermarket tuner thinks a wide body kit and plenty of carbon fiber could improve Ferrari's recent Luce design

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NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, June 2 (game #821)

Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.

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NYT Connections hints and answers for Tuesday, June 2 (game #1087)

Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.

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Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, June 2 (game #1590)

Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.

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We went inside the Magic of Disney Animation before it opens at Disney World — and Disney is rebuilding animation as a physical experience

I went behind the walls of Disney World’s Magic of Disney Animation as it is being built and saw how Disney is reimagining the space as a multi-part attraction that lets guests step inside the animation pipeline.

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Microsoft Build 2026 — all the news and updates as it happened

Everything we saw at Microsoft Build 2026.

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Okay Sonos, where is my TV sound system with real left and right front speakers? Sony beat you to to the punch, the tech secretly exists in your products already — it's time to catch up

In the era of giant TVs, soundbars won't cut it for sound scale to match the pictures

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Quote of the day by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison: "Citizens will be on their best behavior, because we’re constantly recording and reporting everything that is going on" — a dire warning on the erosion of privacy

Legendary technologist Larry Ellison has outlined a vision for an increasingly aggressive surveillance state in the 21st century

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'The rise of OpenAI is attributable to a web of deceit and the exploitation of users (including Floridians)’: AG seeks to hold Sam Altman and ChatGPT accountable for harm — but it doesn't make sense to hold AI accountable for every bad outcome

Florida's Attorney General is taking a second swing at OpenAI with a new Civil Suit that claims the company released and aggressively marketed ChatGPT to the public "while concealing serious risks [and] suppressing internal safety warnings' but is AI really the villain here?

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