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Software 17 SEPT

Nvidia lets you write CUDA kernels in Rust - but read the fine print first

Two new toolchains promise memory-safe GPU kernels without leaving Rust, though one is stable-ready and the other is very much a work in progress.

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  1. 01
    PS Plus discount lands for Southeast Asia — but don't expect it in your region
    Gaming 17 SEPT
  2. 02
    £30m 'People's Power' fund launches — but it's councils and co-ops applying, not you
    Science 17 SEPT
  3. 03
    Apple patches a 9.1-rated Mac flaw that could crash your machine remotely
    Security 17 SEPT
  4. 04
    Google Pixel bug flagged as 'actively exploited' by US cyber agency — but nobody's saying how
    Security 17 SEPT
  5. 05
    Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember gets a March 2027 date - and you can try it right now
    Gaming 16 SEPT
  6. 06
    Unity launches a CLI tool to tidy up messy build pipelines - but the details are sparse
    Software 16 SEPT

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PlayStation's Share of the Week goes swimming with 'Water' theme

14 SEPT
Gaming

StarCraft Returns as an Open-World Shooter, Diablo V Dated for 2029 - But Don't Get Too Excited Yet

13 SEPT
Gaming

PlayStation's podcast round-up: what's actually landing this month, and what's just marketing spin

12 SEPT
Gaming

Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition gets 'The Baltic Powers' — but Xbox won't say what's in it

11 SEPT

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AI

NHS doctors publish AI healthcare blueprint — but it's recommendations, not new rules

10 SEPT
AI

Meta quietly launches 'Muse', a personal AI agent nobody can quite describe yet

09 SEPT
AI

Government promises £450m business paperwork cull - but the small print is missing

07 SEPT
AI

GPT-6 Astra: OpenAI's new model, and the benchmark row nobody's mentioning in the press release

04 SEPT

Hardware

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Hardware

iPhone Duo: Apple's first foldable arrives, but the crease debate is already raging

10 SEPT
Hardware

AWS quietly adds C8gn instances to its Paris region - but won't say what they cost you

29 AUG
Hardware

A £879 'Steam Machine' has popped up on Steam - but the listing barely says anything

24 AUG
Hardware

Sony's Pulse Elevate speakers get a launch date - but only if you live in Southeast Asia

19 AUG

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A sketch-to-prompt tool for Material Design just hit 6,800 GitHub stars — but who's behind it?

15 SEPT
Software

iOS 27 lands with 'Siri AI' - but the keyboard bug you hate is still there

15 SEPT
Software

A GitHub repo for sketching app screens has 6,500+ stars — but does anyone actually use it?

14 SEPT
Software

A tool that sketches app screens and writes AI prompts is racing up GitHub — but is the hype real?

12 SEPT

Security

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Security

A critical 9.9-rated bug just landed in a Totolink router - here's who should actually care

16 SEPT
Security

GitLab flaw added to US 'actively exploited' list — but nobody's saying what it actually does

16 SEPT
Security

Critical 9.9-rated bug found in Totolink router firmware - but check if it even affects you first

15 SEPT
Security

Cisco Secure Email Gateway flaw added to US 'actively exploited' list — but the how stays murky

15 SEPT

Science

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Science

Eight Indian founders named among Commonwealth's '100 Young Leaders' - what that title actually means

15 SEPT
Science

£700k handed to Flag Fen dig as Bronze Age timbers rot in drying peat

13 SEPT
Science

UK unveils £7.8bn space strategy - but the small print is mostly promises, not hardware

08 SEPT
Science

UK troops did a fortnight in the Arctic - here's what actually happened, minus the spin

06 SEPT

Film & TV

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Film & TV

Netflix’s number one was watched for a third as long as the show beneath it

12 AUG
Film & TV

Britain’s competition regulator has cleared the Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery deal

12 AUG
Film & TV

Netflix Top 10: the week of 2026-08-09 in the UK, US and UAE

09 AUG
Film & TV

The Walking Dead, Isolation Review

29 OCT

Guides

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Guides

Government promises 42 new youth hubs - but the small print is thin on cash and dates

16 SEPT
Guides

Fancy editing the map the whole internet quietly relies on? Here's the catch

13 SEPT
Guides

NHS to pay healthcare students' placement costs upfront - but not all of them

01 SEPT
Guides

The strange art of justifying text by hand, one word at a time

31 AUG

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