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Claude Sonnet 5 is here, and it might be the most useful AI Anthropic has shipped
Anthropic's new mid-tier model launched on June 30. It's faster, more agentic, and cheaper than what came before.
AIAnthropic is in talks to run Claude on Microsoft's custom Maia chips
Anthropic is negotiating to run Claude inference on Microsoft's Maia 200 chip, the clearest sign yet that custom silicon is becoming a real Nvidia ...
SecurityAnthropic wants your passport. Here's what's actually happening with Claude's new ID checks
From July 8, Anthropic can demand a government ID and facial scan from consumer Claude users.
ComputingSony Xperia 1 VIII review: the only 2026 flagship with a headphone jack and microSD
The Sony Xperia 1 VIII is a £1,399 camera-first Android flagship with a 3.5mm jack, microSD slot, and triple 48MP cameras. Europe from June 19.
ComputingHonor Watch 6 review: 35 days of battery life at £149
The Honor Watch 6 launched June 18 at £149.99 with a claimed 35-day battery, bright AMOLED display, and NFC payments.
AIGoogle Pixel 10 Pro at its lowest price yet: is it worth buying in June 2026?
The Google Pixel 10 Pro has hit an all-time low price around £614-649. Here's what you get and whether the timing makes sense.
SecurityThe European Space Agency got hacked. The reason why is embarrassingly preventable.
The ESA data breach 2026 exposed source code, API tokens and hardcoded passwords. A space agency breached by one of the most avoidable mistakes in ...
ComputingAMD RX 9060 XT: the $299 GPU that actually has enough VRAM
AMD's Radeon RX 9060 XT launched June 5 at $299 with 16GB of VRAM. It outperforms the RTX 4060 Ti by 15-20% and makes the RTX 5060 look overpriced.
ComputingSamsung is betting $648 billion on AI chips over the next decade
Samsung Group is committing 1,000 trillion won ($648bn) to AI chip factories, data centres, and displays. Here's what the scale of this bet actually ...
ComputingQualcomm wants to buy Tenstorrent for up to $10 billion to take on Nvidia
Qualcomm is in early talks to acquire AI chip startup Tenstorrent for $8 to $10 billion. Jim Keller's RISC-V bet could be the most credible challenge ...
AIHow AI agents actually work (and why they're nothing like chatbots)
AI agents aren't chatbots with extra steps. They plan, remember, use tools, and keep going until the task is done. Here's what's actually happening ...
SecurityBuying World Cup tickets? Watch out for the scam wave
Security firms are warning of phishing, fake ticket sites and fraud targeting the 2026 World Cup across the US, Canada and Mexico. How to stay safe.
SecurityTexas Parks and Wildlife breach may expose three million people
A breach at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department may have exposed driver's licence, passport and contact details for more than three million ...
GadgetsSnap's AR glasses are real, and they cost as much as a used car
Snap opened preorders for Specs, its first true AR glasses. $2,195, shipping this autumn, four-hour battery. Here is what you actually get.
ComputingRISC-V vs ARM vs x86: the chip architecture war nobody told you about
RISC-V vs ARM vs x86 explained in plain English. We break down who owns each chip architecture, what it costs, and where each one wins in 2026.
ComputingOpenRouter: one key for every AI model
OpenRouter is a single gateway and API key that routes to hundreds of language models, with live pricing so you can compare cost per call.
ComputingOpenClaw went from 9,000 to 210,000 GitHub stars. Here is what it actually does
OpenClaw AI is the fastest growing open source project around. It runs a personal assistant on your own machine and wires it into WhatsApp, Slack and ...
ComputingOpenAI built its own AI chip and called it Jalapeno
OpenAI and Broadcom unveiled Jalapeno, OpenAI's first custom AI chip. Prototypes by end of 2026, full scale by 2028. Here is why it matters.
SecurityOne Medical hit by ransomware, 8.8 TB of data claimed
ShinyHunters claims to have stolen 8.8 TB from One Medical, the Amazon-owned primary care service handling millions of US health records.
SecurityMicrosoft's June Patch Tuesday fixed six zero-days and 200 flaws
Microsoft's June 2026 Patch Tuesday addressed around 200 vulnerabilities, including six zero-days. Here is why you should not delay the update.
SecuritySecurity firms got breached through a vendor they all trusted
Market intelligence provider Klue was hacked via its Salesforce integration, exposing data from customers including HackerOne, Huntress, OneTrust and ...
SecurityFrance's CNIL fines IQVIA 5 million euros over health data
The CNIL issued a 5 million euro GDPR fine against IQVIA Operations France over failures in health data warehouse safeguards, the largest single 2026 ...
ComputingIBM crams 100 billion transistors onto one chip
IBM's NanoStack architecture puts 100 billion transistors on a single chip with 50% more performance and 70% less energy, via vertical stacking.
AIGPT-5.6 slips to July as OpenAI goes quiet
GPT-5.6 was expected in late June. Prediction-market odds collapsed from 83% to 18%. The IPO quiet period looks like the reason.
AIDeepSeek just made its 75% price cut permanent
DeepSeek's V4-Pro now sits at $0.44 per million input tokens and $0.87 output, permanently. That is up to 17x cheaper than GPT-5.5.