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Homeowners are increasingly turning to CCTV to protect their properties as the cost of drops and installations become simpler.

If your child is off to university, they can arrive hundreds of pounds better off by snaffling perks offered by banks eager to win their loyalty.

Travis Kelce has been spotted for the first time since he and Taylor Swift announced their engagement - as the Chiefs star took to the practice field like usual.

Johnny and Daisy have been queuing for half an hour in the sweltering Parisian heat. Johnny grins from ear to ear while Daisy bounces gently out of sheer excitement.

The married 40-year-old and the openly gay 37-year-old previously raised eyebrows in June for tenderly kissing each other at the NYC and London premieres of Jurassic World: Rebirth

Oh, look, a use case for OpenAI's gpt-oss-20b model

ESET malware researchers Anton Cherepanov and Peter Strycek have discovered what they describe as the "first known AI-powered ransomware," which they named PromptLock. …

Sideloaders face ID checks, fees, and paperwork as Chocolate Factory tightens gates

Google will extend developer verification to all Android apps, not just those installed from the Play Store, beginning with Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand in September 2026, and followed by global rollout in 2027 and beyond.…

Mohammad Shibli (pictured) claimed he was slapped so loudly it could be heard through noise-canceling headphones after he asked a flight attendant for a glass of water for his son.

BrianFagioli shares a report from NERDS.xyz: Hosting.com has acquired Rocket.net, bringing the fast-growing managed WordPress hosting company under its corporate umbrella. The move gives hosting.com a proven SaaS platform and a strong brand in WordPress hosting, while Rocket.net gains the capital and global reach of a much larger player. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed. Rocket.net will continue to operate under its own name, but it is now part of hosting.com's family of brands. As part of the deal, Rocket.net founder and CEO Ben Gabler has been appointed Chief Product Officer at hosting.com, where he will lead product and software engineering across the entire company. [...] For hosting.com, the acquisition strengthens its ability to serve a wider range of customers. The company, founded in 2019, already operates more than 20 data centers, powers over 3 million websites, and serves 600,000 customers worldwide with a team of 900 employees. The Rocket.net platform will now be rolled out across hosting.com's global footprint, including the USA, UK, Germany, and Singapore, as well as new regions such as Mexico, the UAE, and Australia. Both companies stress that their commitment to WordPress and open source will remain intact. Hosting.com already sponsors global WordCamps and encourages employees to contribute to the WordPress project, while Rocket.net has long positioned itself as a champion of the open web.

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Follow along for Daily Mail's live coverage of the couple's engagement - from what we know about their wedding and details on the proposal to the secret messages in the announcement post.

The 79-year-old submitted a retrospective planning application to Camden Council following the start of work on the development in April this year.

The pop icon and the NFL star, both 35, announced their bombshell marriage news with a romantic photoshoot showing Kelce proposing in a rose garden.

Locals have been able to see smoke for miles, engulfing their homes and villages while emergency services and farmers have been working together to tackle the blaze in Langdale.

'Many dozens' targeted in ongoing campaign, CheckPoint researcher tells The Reg

Cybercriminals are targeting critical US manufacturers and supply-chain companies, looking to steal sensitive IP and other data while deploying ransomware. Their attack involves a novel twist on phishing — and a photo of White House butlers. …

With AMD having attaining more than 40 percent revenue share and more than 27 percent shipment share in the X86 server CPU market in the first half of 2025, that means two things. …

Intel’s “Clearwater Forest” Xeon 7 E-Core CPU Will Be A Beast was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

First Lady Melania Trump announced Tuesday a new contest for school children to use artificial intelligence to solve problems in their communities.

Over the past 14 years, the tech mogul has upended the once idyllic Golden State neighborhood with the never-ending noise of building work and rowdy parties.

From hardware security chips and trusted execution pipelines to open source Root of Trust modules

Hot Chips  Microsoft is one of the biggest names in cybersecurity, but it has a less-than-stellar track record in the department. Given its reputation, Redmond can't afford to mess around when it comes to securing its cloud customers' data and workloads.…

The engagement ring is an Old Mine Brilliant Cut and appears to be from Kindred Lubeck at Artifex Fine Jewelry.

According to The Information, Apple executives have debated acquiring Mistral AI and Perplexity to strengthen its AI capabilities. MacRumors reports: Services chief Eddy Cue is apparently the most vocal advocate of a deal to buy AI firms to bolster the company's offerings. Cue previously supported propositions of Apple acquiring Netflix and Tesla, both of which Apple CEO Tim Cook turned down. Other executives such as software chief Craig Federighi have reportedly been reluctant to acquire AI startups, believing that Apple can build its own AI technology in-house. [...] Apple is said to be hesitant to do a deal, which would likely cost billions of dollars. Apple has rarely spent more than a hundred million dollars on an acquisition, with Beats at $3 billion and Intel's wireless modem business at $1 billion. If a federal ruling ends the $20 billion deal between Apple and Alphabet that makes Google the default search engine on its devices, the company could be compelled to acquire an AI-powered search startup to fill that gap. For now, Apple apparently told bankers that it plans to continue with its strategy of focusing on smaller deals in AI.

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