The New York Times Company is reportedly trying to buy Letterboxd for $330 million
The company that owns is in "exclusive negotiations" to purchase the cinephile online platform Letterboxd, anonymous sources told... . The price being discussed is reportedly around $330 million, significantly more than…
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Businesses are putting themselves at risk of cyberattacks — by recovering too fast
This applies to three in four (74%) UK organizations, according to the report, with nearly as many (70%) failing to even check that attackers have been fully removed from breached systems after a cyberattack. Expenses…
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What Still Works When Your Phone Battery Dies
It is at the station barrier, outside a gig or at a hotel reception, when the device also holds your ticket, payment card or room key. Some phones can keep a few useful functions working after the screen goes black. That…
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Nvidia H200 chips pile up in Hong Kong as Beijing holds back, Reuters says
The news agency cited two people familiar with the matter. Nvidia did not respond to Reuters’ request for comment, and neither did China’s industry ministry or its main economic planning agency. The H200 is not Nvidia’s…
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Android XR glasses are finally getting a pre-order date
Samsung and Google have been working together on Android XR glasses for quite some time now. At the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series launch earlier this year, Samsung announced that its Android XR-powered smart glasses would be…
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How to watch IIHF Women's World Championship 2026 for FREE: Ice Hockey Live Streams & TV Channels, Preliminary round
Between them, the North American nations have won every single one of the 24 previous iterations of the women's World Championship since its inauguration in 1990. In fact, only a single final in all that time wasn't…
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How cutting corporate reporting red tape could help businesses focus on growth
Its proposals to simplify corporate reporting, including lighter-touch requirements for SMEs and wider audit exemptions, could save businesses more than £450 million a year. With some companies’ statutory annual reports…
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'Disenchanted by Big Tech' — Why everyday people are switching to Linux to take back control of their privacy
Nearly a year ago, reports of millions of new Linux downloads signalled a shift in attitude amongst average digital users. The catalyst was the end of free support for Windows 10 , followed by Microsoft’s aggressive…
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AI stocks suffer their biggest sell-off in months as data centre backlash reaches Washington
The S&P 500 fell 4.4% to close at 7,353.73, its biggest single-day drop since the April 2025 “Liberation Day” tariff announcement, according to the Associated Press. The decline wiped out the index’s gains since the…
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Britain's tech ambitions depend on minerals made in China, MPs warn
The House of Commons Business, Innovation, Science and Trade Committee has set ministers ten tests for securing critical minerals. Its verdict is hardly glowing – it cannot be confident the government passes any of them.…
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