Jimmy Wales: ‘I’m just a geek.’ Portrait of Jimmy Wales

‘People thought I was a communist doing this as a non-profit’: is Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales the last decent tech baron?

The Guardian | 27 October 2025

In an online landscape characterised by doom and division, Wikipedia stands out as a huge collective endeavour giving everyone free access to the sum of human knowledge. But with Elon Musk branding it ‘Wokipedia’ and AI looming large, can it survive?

Apple Watch Ultra 3 showing the new Waypoint watch face.

Apple Watch Ultra 3: the biggest and best smartwatch for an iPhone

The Guardian | 27 October 2025

Apple’s latest Ultra 3 smartwatch offers the largest and most feature-rich experience for iPhone users, with new health and fitness features and improved battery life.

People looking at a HD TV

Ultra-HD televisions not noticeably better for typical viewer, scientists say

The Guardian | 27 October 2025

A new study finds that for most viewers, ultra-HD (4K and 8K) televisions do not provide a noticeably better experience compared to standard HD, challenging the value of expensive upgrades.

The real doomsday event internet experts still worry about is a sudden, snowballing error in the decades-old protocols that underlie the whole internet.

Could the internet go offline? Inside the fragile system holding the modern world together

The Guardian | 26 October 2025

Experts warn that the internet’s underlying protocols are vulnerable to sudden, cascading failures, raising concerns about the resilience of the global digital infrastructure.

Michelle Rowland at a press conference at Parliament House

Labor rules out giving tech giants free rein to mine copyright content to train AI

The Guardian | 27 October 2025

Australia’s Labor government has rejected proposals to allow tech giants unrestricted access to copyrighted content for AI training, citing concerns over creators’ rights.

phone screen with tiktok logo, us and china flags behind it

US and China reach ‘final deal’ on TikTok sale, treasury secretary says

The Guardian | 26 October 2025

The US and China have reportedly reached a final agreement on the sale of TikTok, resolving a long-running dispute over the app’s ownership and data security.

HAL 9000's 'eye'

AI models may be developing their own ‘survival drive’, researchers say

The Guardian | 25 October 2025

Researchers suggest that advanced AI models could be developing a form of ‘survival drive’, raising new questions about the risks and ethics of artificial intelligence.

AI Magazine

Inside Microsoft’s Copilot Updates for Human-Centred AI

AI Magazine | October 2025

Microsoft unveils new Copilot updates focused on human-centred AI, enhancing productivity and collaboration through advanced generative models and user-friendly interfaces.

Salesforce and Stripe

How Salesforce and Stripe Integrate AI Commerce Protocol

AI Magazine | October 2025

Salesforce and Stripe integrate Agentic Commerce Protocol, enabling AI agents to process transactions through ChatGPT and conversational interfaces for seamless shopping experiences.

Starcloud and Crusoe

Can Starcloud and Crusoe Launch Data Centres in Space?

AI Magazine | October 2025

Crusoe partners with Starcloud to deploy orbital cloud computing infrastructure using solar power, with GPU capacity for AI workloads expected by 2027.

WEF & MIT

The Findings From WEF & MIT’s AI Earth Observation Research

AI Magazine | October 2025

WEF and MIT Media Lab release research on AI and machine learning for satellite data processing, disaster response, and weather forecasting.

Nokia CEO

Nokia: Is The AI Boom A Supercycle For Data Centres?

AI Magazine | October 2025

Nokia’s CEO compares the current AI boom to the internet boom of the 1990s, predicting a supercycle for data centre growth and infrastructure investment.

Verizon Cyber Security

How AI & Human Error Drive a Surge in Mobile Cyberattacks

AI Magazine | October 2025

Verizon reports that a combination of AI-driven threats and human error is fueling a surge in mobile cyberattacks, highlighting the need for robust security strategies.

Google AI Training

Behind Google’s AI Training Funding for Small Businesses

AI Magazine | October 2025

Google launches funding and training initiatives to help small businesses and entrepreneurs build AI skills and adopt new technologies.

Anthropic Google Cloud TPUs

Why Anthropic Uses Google Cloud TPUs for AI Infrastructure

AI Magazine | October 2025

Anthropic deploys one million Google Cloud tensor processing units in a multi-billion dollar expansion to power Claude AI models and meet growing demand.

Schneider Electric AI

How Schneider Electric Use AI for Industry Decarbonisation

AI Magazine | October 2025

Schneider Electric leverages AI to electrify, automate, and digitise industrial operations, supporting decarbonisation and sustainability goals.

OpenAI ChatGPT UK Civil Service

How OpenAI ChatGPT is Transforming the UK Civil Service

AI Magazine | October 2025

OpenAI’s ChatGPT is being adopted by the UK civil service to streamline workflows, automate routine tasks, and improve public sector efficiency.

SAP AI ROI

UK Businesses Bet Big on AI, as SAP Predicts ROI Surge

AI Magazine | October 2025

SAP forecasts a surge in return on investment for UK businesses betting on AI, as adoption accelerates across industries.

Microsoft Climate Finance

Microsoft: We Must Bank on AI to Transform Climate Finance

AI Magazine | October 2025

Microsoft’s CSO highlights the role of AI in transforming climate finance, turning $800 million into $12 billion of climate funds through innovative technology.

Microsoft Azure Checkout.com

How Microsoft Azure Accelerates Checkout.com’s AI Growth

AI Magazine | October 2025

Microsoft Azure powers AI transformation for Checkout.com, enabling fintech solutions and supporting the company’s migration to enterprise cloud infrastructure.