Intel is launching a centralized resource hub on The Register to help IT professionals evaluate AI PCs powered by its second-generation Core Ultra processors. The materials focus on practical impacts for productivity, security, and fleet management as these devices move into the mainstream.
A new Gartner report is causing a stir by urging businesses to block all AI-powered browsers immediately. The analysts cite critical risks like automated fraud and data exposure as key reasons for the drastic advice.
A new, now-deleted supply chain rumor suggests Apple’s ambitions for its first foldable iPhone are massive. The report points to an order for 22 million OLED panels, hinting at a launch scale that could match the entire current foldable market. But with production hurdles and high costs, a 2026 debu
At AWS re:Invent 2025, the cloud giant unveiled a slew of AI models and chips. Its most aggressive play, however, is a new AI-powered service designed to migrate customers off Microsoft Windows and SQL Server, claiming it can cut 70% of related costs.
Amidst a sea of useless AI chatbots, Redfin’s new conversational search feature is a standout. It lets you describe your dream home in plain English, surfacing listings you’d miss with traditional filters. It’s a game-changer for casual browsers and serious buyers alike.
Argyll Infrastructure Holdings has secured initial funding and plans a massive capital raise for AI data center campuses in Dunoon and Perth, Scotland. The project aims to position Scotland as a leading European destination for AI computing with a planned £15 billion investment.
A new report from Colliers details how record demand for AI and cloud computing capacity is overwhelming infrastructure. Power shortages, zoning fights, and supply chain issues are causing major project delays and pushing lease rates higher.
According to a Wired report, OpenAI is allegedly becoming more guarded about publishing research on AI’s economic downsides, like job displacement. This perceived shift contributed to the departure of at least two employees, including economist Tom Cunningham in September.
A major report reveals a huge gap between excitement and readiness for AI in accounting. The CEOs of the biggest platforms say it’s not about replacement, but about freeing professionals from drudgery to focus on strategy. But trust remains the biggest hurdle.
In a significant policy reversal, the Trump administration will allow Nvidia to export its powerful H200 AI chips to China. The move, announced via Truth Social, has already drawn criticism from security experts and coincides with a sharp escalation in rhetoric against the European Union.
