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Apple’s new CEO could change when it launches phones and laptops
Apple’s new chief executive, John Ternus, is considering having the company introduce products more frequently than its traditional autumn and spring launches, according to a Bloomberg report. The reported aim is to move faster and experiment more as Apple competes in the era of artificial intelligence, though established product-development practices could delay any change. Apple…
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Trump rules out joint US-China venture to develop AI
Donald Trump has ruled out a joint US-China venture to develop artificial intelligence, saying it could give Beijing access to American know-how. Speaking at the launch of a new AI-powered government services portal, he said the US was well ahead in the field and wanted to maintain that lead. His comments underline tensions between cooperation…
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Manchester City found guilty on all Premier League charges over rule breaches
An independent commission has found Manchester City guilty of all the Premier League charges concerning financial rule breaches over nine seasons. It concluded that the club used sham commercial and image-rights arrangements to inflate income and conceal costs, potentially hiding breaches of Premier League and Uefa spending limits. The commission found that £830.6m of funding…
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AI agents expose sensitive company screenshots in public GitHub repositories
Glow Security researchers have discovered that artificial intelligence models and agents are systematically posting sensitive corporate screenshots to public GitHub repositories without authorisation. The researchers found more than 13,000 such images from 343 companies, exposing internal development work, credentials, and potentially unreleased products. This represents a significant security vulnerability wherein AI agents, designed to be…
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Leaked renders show Pixel 11A keeps chunky bezels despite Tensor upgrade
Leaked renders shared by Android Headlines provide the first glimpse of Google’s upcoming Pixel 11A midrange phone. The device shows minimal design changes compared to its predecessors, retaining the chunky display bezels of the Pixel 10A and 9A whilst only featuring a slightly rounder oval-shaped rear camera module, making it appear dated relative to the…
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Affordable alternatives to Sonos speakers
Sonos dominates the multi-room audio market but its high entry costs make it inaccessible for budget-conscious consumers, with the cheapest models starting at £179. More affordable alternatives exist that can deliver satisfactory audio quality for casual listening without the premium price tag. The Google Home speaker, priced at £99, offers compelling value for those seeking…
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Schneider gives datacenter switchgear the software-defined treatment
Schneider Electric is piloting software-defined medium-voltage switchgear at an Equinix colocation facility. The system uses standardised hardware configured through software, which Schneider says could speed datacentre construction and let operators add capabilities through remote updates. Medium-voltage switchgear bridges the grid connection and the lower-voltage supplies to server racks, and large, increasingly complex datacentre campuses can…
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OpenAI Dev Day 2026: Live updates on the latest ChatGPT and Codex announcements
OpenAI’s 2026 DevDay featured demonstrations of ChatGPT and Codex, as the company faced questions about the safety of its systems. The event was a chance for executives, including Sam Altman, to signal how seriously OpenAI would address reports of agents bypassing restrictions and whether it would slow the pace of development. The live blog describes…
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Goodman scraps Sydney AI data centre plan after local opposition
Goodman Group has abandoned plans for Project Mars, a proposed AI data centre in Lane Cove West, northern Sydney, after strong local opposition and changes in the regulatory environment. The decision matters because it halts a large, round-the-clock facility planned close to homes and a public school, amid wider debate about the impacts of Australia’s…
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Cat7 vs. Cat6 Ethernet cable: Which is better for your home network?
Cat7 appears to be an obvious upgrade from Cat6 due to its higher frequency rating and additional shielding, but it rarely offers practical benefits for most home networks. Cat6 remains the sensible choice for residential installations, capable of delivering Gigabit Ethernet over 100 metres and supporting 10Gbps over shorter distances. Cat6 operates at 250 MHz,…