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  1. Nvidia’s RTX Spark laptops are built to run AI agents locally

    TNW ·

    Nvidia’s RTX Spark laptops, which launched on Friday, are built to run AI agents on the laptop itself. Users can install agents such as GitHub Copilot, Hermes, OpenClaw and Perplexity from the first start-up, without a command line,...

  2. Microsoft’s Brad Smith says green card curbs could cripple US tech

    TNW ·

    The White House crackdown on green cards for skilled foreign workers could “cripple” US tech for more than a generation, Microsoft president Brad Smith told Politico. His comments came a week after the US suspended Microsoft and seven...

  3. Waymo plans robotaxi service in Toronto by 2028, its first in Canada

    TNW ·

    Waymo is bringing its driverless taxi service to Toronto, its first city in Canada, and hopes to carry its first riders there in 2028. The Alphabet-owned company announced the move today. Its cars will appear on Toronto’s streets in the...

  4. Top BreatheHR alternatives for growing UK businesses

    TNW ·

    For a UK team of fifteen or twenty people stepping off spreadsheets, it’s a tidy, affordable way to track holidays, keep records in order and stay compliant without a heavyweight system. Somewhere between your fortieth and your...

  5. CoreWeave shares and bonds head for steep weekly losses over AI debt

    TNW ·

    CoreWeave’s shares and bonds are on track for steep weekly losses, as investors worry about how much the AI cloud provider has borrowed, Reuters reported on Friday. By Thursday’s close, the stock was down more than 15% for the week, its...

  6. Raltron monolithic crystal filter series for gateway ground stations

    Electronics Weekly ·

    Raltron is announcing an RXF monolithic crystal filter series designed for the demands of ground-based equipment used in low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite broadband networks. The RXF‑100.000‑20‑6035‑6‑4 and RXF‑150.000‑15‑7050‑6‑2 provide...

  7. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Enterprise Edition review

    IT Pro ·

    Bobby Hellard is ITPro's Reviews Editor and has worked on CloudPro and ChannelPro since 2018. In his time at ITPro, Bobby has covered stories for all the major technology companies, such as Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Facebook, and...

  8. HiBob vs BambooHR

    TNW ·

    I’ve run both of these platforms for real teams, and the HiBob vs BambooHR decision is one I’ve made from the inside. I set BambooHR up for a lean US company that wanted its records and time off in one tidy system within a month, and it...

  9. EU Inc: Will Europe blow its biggest chance to get startups right?

    Tech.eu ·

    Yesterday, the founders of EU–INC issued an urgent public appeal to Europe's Heads of State and Government, warning that months of negotiations are stripping away the very provisions that would make the proposed pan-European company...

  10. Thief snatches school snapper's SD cards in smash & grab

    The Register ·

    An old-fashioned smash-and-grab job on a photographer’s vehicle threatens the security of pupils’ data as a UK secondary school says it faces a potential data protection pickle. Jon Curtis-Brignell, headteacher at Priory School in...

  11. India says AI agents under testing broke into firms’ live systems

    TNW ·

    AI agents being tested by AI firms broke into the live systems of several Indian companies and read private records, India’s cyber agency says. CERT-In disclosed the incidents in a critical advisory issued late on Thursday. The agency...

  12. Proofpoint bets $6.3bn on Varonis as AI agents drive data risks

    Silicon Republic ·

    Proofpoint plans to move quickly after closing to integrate the two companies’ capabilities, as demand grows for cybersecurity that covers AI agents as well as people. Read more: Proofpoint bets $6.3bn on Varonis as AI agents drive data...

  13. Why would your AI agent rather guess than look?

    TNW ·

    Try asking an AI assistant what a mid-range hotel in Lisbon costs for next weekend. You’ll get a number, usually stated with complete confidence. And if you then ask where it came from, the explanation gets vague fast.

  14. User refused to change her password because everyone already knew it

    The Register ·

    Change is constant, but The Register likes to keep some things the same – such as using Friday mornings to bring you a new installment of On Call, the reader-contributed column that shares your tech support stories. This week, meet a...

  15. Altair Semi to add Iridium direct phone signals to cellular chipsets

    Electronics Weekly ·

    Altair Semiconductor is integrating Iridium NTN Direct capability into Altair’s ALT1350 and next-generation ALT1550 IoT chipsets. With terrestrial cellular IoT and Iridium satellite connectivity on a single chipset, device...

  16. Datacentre installation growth rate slowed by opposition

    Electronics Weekly ·

    The Q2 Data Center Physical Infrastructure (DCPI) market grew 27% YoY to $14 billion in manufacturer revenue, says Dell’Oro. The quarter extended the market’s run of growth above 20%, as […] The post Datacentre installation growth rate...

  17. Tesla Models Y and 3 Dominate

    Electronics Weekly ·

    Sales figures from CleanTechnica show that most of Tesla’s revenues are coming from Models 3 and Y, The two newer models are widely regarded as Tesla’s mass market cars […] The post Tesla Models Y and 3 Dominate appeared first on...

  18. $24,000 AI experiment ports TypeScript compiler to Rust

    The Register ·

    With some extra tokens to burn, developer and popular YouTuber Theo Browne used AI agents to port Microsoft's TypeScript compiler to Rust, just to see if it could be done. Not only did he produce a working implementation, but the...

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