Accenture Accused Of Publishing Paper Littered With AI Errors
Accenture denied there was any evidence to support that the errors were the result of AI malfunctions, claiming they were the result of human error, but said the November 2025 report would be corrected and re-released.…
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Israel Is Destroying the Machinery South Lebanon Needs to Rebuild
Residents of Southern Lebanon are figuring out how to rebuild when the tools needed for that are being targeted. Photograph: Getty Images They had bulldozers and excavators, the machines needed to clear the rubble, but…
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The UK's AI strategy is missing one crucial piece: compute
Last week at the UN General Assembly, Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced a new AI partnership between the UK and US, designed to protect critical national infrastructure from sea lanes to airspace. It is an important…
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Microsoft reportedly rejects option to expand Nscale’s Texas AI deal
The option was part of a deal the two companies signed in October 2025. Under it, Nscale agreed to supply Microsoft with about 200,000 Nvidia GB300 chips, the processors used to train and run AI models, across sites in…
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OpenAI will be ready for an IPO in 2027, says Greg Brockman
Speaking at a Wall Street Journal tech conference in Napa, California, he also said that business customers now account for most of the company’s sales, Reuters reported . Brockman was asked on stage whether OpenAI would…
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Tencent Says Latest Model Reaches Top Tier
Hy4 introduces visual understanding for the first time, enabling it to process images, analyse complex charts and conduct visual mathematical reasoning, the Shenzhen-based company said. The model is the first to turn…
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Royal London plans IT outsourcing shake-up as staff brace for redundancies
Sources said Royal London's chief technology officer, James Sandell, told IT staff in September that the insurance and pensions giant was partnering with IBM to outsource a substantial portion of its technology…
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Sony is selling more PS5 games but still struggling to meet console demand
Despite the RAMaggedon crisis and tariffs that are making its PS5 consoles expensive and hard to get, Sony's gaming division had a solid quarter . While the company only sold 2.6 million PS5 consoles in Q2 2026 compared…
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EU launches €525M platform to back European chip design start-ups
“The European Design Platform gives our chip start-ups and SMEs the support they need to overcome the barriers to turn their innovative ideas into silicon. It shows how Europe is ready to act on its technological…
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Thai Opposition Leaders Warn Of Spyware Attacks
Former prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said the alerts raised questions, as they come ahead of a planned no-confidence debate against the government of prime minister Anutin Charnvirakul, but stopped short of accusing…
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