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Nothing Phone (2) review: Excellent on many fronts but misses a step on others
The Nothing Phone (2) has a great screen, battery life and build…
Playing Starfield on an AMD Radeon RX7800 XT graphics card
The AMD Radeon RX7800 XT offers the firepower to play Starfield but…
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An inside look at Intel’s Malaysia chip assembly and test operations
What happens in a chip assembly and testing facility? Our reporter toured the new Intel plant in Penang, Malaysia. Here's what he saw.
Betting on AI rush, Google Cloud connects to rival AI models, boosts GPU offering
Google Cloud is expanding digital infrastructure to run AI workloads and pushing AI assistants across its products to draw businesses…
Earlier cyberattack detection, but crimminals have sped up attacks: Sophos
Businesses are now taking less time to discover cyber attacks, but criminals are also speeding up their attacks, according to…
IMDA, Dell, Equinix ink deal to drive innovation in green data centres
Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority, Dell Technologies, and Equinix have partnered to drive innovation in green data centres.
Can a bank like OCBC tell customers what mobile apps they can install?
OCBC needs to improve the way it implements its anti-scam measure and reduce the false positives that deny users a valuable digital service.
Q&A: APAC firms are keen on AI, but should tread carefully, says Cloudera
Organisations in the Asia-Pacific are using or plan to use AI applications as a way to keep ahead of the…
Can a bank like OCBC tell customers what mobile apps they can install?
OCBC needs to improve the way it implements its anti-scam measure and reduce the false positives that deny users a…
How cybercriminals are causing a 204 per cent spike in ransomware victims
Cyberattack groups have shifted focus from phishing to zero-day attacks, targeting critical industries and creating more ransomware victims.
