Mike Knight

Brain Implant Restores Speech To ALS Patient

A brain-computer interface developed by researchers at the University of California, Davis, has enabled a man with advanced ALS to communicate with remarkable accuracy, return to full-time employment, and use a computer independently for nearly two years, marking one of the most significant real-world demonstrations of the technology to date. How The System Works The […]

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Company Check : Tesco Is Moving 40,000 Servers Off VMware And Suing Broadcom

Tesco is migrating approximately 40,000 servers away from VMware while simultaneously pursuing legal action against Broadcom for more than £100 million, in a dispute that highlights growing concerns about software licensing, vendor lock-in, and the risks of relying on critical technology platforms. What Happened? The dispute stems from Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware, one of the

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Sustainability-in-Tech : Trump Administration Backs Musk In AI Data Centre Pollution Battle

The Trump administration has taken the unusual step of intervening in an environmental lawsuit against Elon Musk’s AI company xAI, arguing that the data centre at the centre of the dispute is so important to national security that it should be protected from legal action seeking to restrict its power supply. Dilemma The case highlights

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Backlash Over State Plan To Scan Our Devices

Signal has accused the UK government of proposing a dangerous form of surveillance after ministers announced plans that could require technology companies to prevent children from taking, sharing, or viewing nude images on smartphones and tablets. What Is The Government Proposing? The announcement came from Prime Minister Keir Starmer during London Tech Week, where he

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The Companies Spending £££ Thousands Per Employee On AI

A small but growing group of businesses is now spending thousands of dollars per employee every month on artificial intelligence, suggesting that AI is increasingly being treated as core business infrastructure rather than simply another productivity tool. The Rise Of The “AI-Pilled” Company The findings come from the latest Ramp AI Index, which analyses anonymised

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Court Rules AI Overviews Are Google’s Words

A German court has ruled that Google can be held directly responsible for false information generated by its AI Overviews feature, a decision that could have significant implications for AI-powered search engines and chatbots worldwide. What Happened? The case centres on Google’s AI Overviews, the AI-generated summaries that increasingly appear at the top of search

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Meta Pulls Facial Recognition Code From Smart Glasses App

It’s been reported that Meta has quietly removed facial recognition code from the companion app used by its AI-powered smart glasses, reigniting concerns about how far wearable technology companies may be willing to go in their pursuit of always-on artificial intelligence. What Was Removed? The controversy centres on an internal system called NameTag, which was

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