Data centre growth saved the US economy
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US economy is now running on the fumes of AI infrastructure

The cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street might want to send a thank-you card to Silicon Valley, because without data centres and AI servers, US economic growth in 2025 would have been dead in the water.

Qualcomm snaps up Arduino
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Buys into open source to cosy up to tinkerers and robot builders

Smartphone processor outfit Qualcomm has decided it wants a piece of the open source action, announcing plans to buy Arduino, the Italian microcontroller darling beloved by hobbyists and hardware hackers.

Charging cables are on their way out
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We are drifting toward a wireless future, whether we like it or not

The charging cable is on borrowed time. Sony’s new Xperia 10 VII arrives without a charger or even a USB lead, and that small omission hints at the next big shift in how we power our gadgets.

UK police nab two after ransomware attack on kids’ data
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Hackers leaked children’s names and photos

Inspector Knacker of the Yard has fingered the collar of two suspects after a ransomware gang nicked data from a London childcare outfit looking after more than 8,000 children.

Pixel 10 Pro XL proves Google cannot build a gaming chip
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Tensor G5 leaves gamers wondering if Mountain View tested it

The Google Pixel 10 Pro XL is meant to show off the best of Google’s hardware and artificial intelligence, but the company’s latest flagship behaves like it is allergic to gaming.