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Tests show Dell XPS 16 just hit 27 hours of battery life – making it the longest-lasting laptop ever

Dell’s XPS 16 has nearly 27 hours of battery life for web browsing on Wi-Fi This is done by independent testing from Notebookcheck.net Only two other laptops have ever surpassed that score, and both of those had more battery capacity than the XPS 16 We all want more battery life from our laptops – it’s […]

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Arm enters silicon race with AGI CPU as Meta and OpenAI adoption signals growing shift toward AI-first data center infrastructure

Arm enters silicon manufacturing with a CPU designed for large AI workloads New AGI CPU doubles rack performance compared to traditional x86 systems Meta and OpenAI use Arm chip for next-generation infrastructure Arm has extended its compute platform to production silicon for the first time with the introduction of what it calls “the next evolution

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AI fraud explodes into a $400 billion machine as fraud scales faster than banks can respond or even detect threats in time

AI reduces fraud setup time from hours to minutes globally The success rate of fraud increases sharply within the first day of contact Deepfake tools strengthen credibility across complex, multi-stage fraud operations Financial fraud has expanded into a high-volume global activity, with losses estimated at over $400 billion in a single year. According to Vyntra’s

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Quordle Hints and Answers for Saturday March 28th (Game #1524)

Looking for a different day? A new Quordle puzzle pops up at midnight every day for your time zone – meaning some people always play “today’s game” while others play “yesterday’s”. If you’re looking for Friday’s puzzle instead then click here: Quordle Hints and Answers for Friday March 27th (Game #1523). Quordle was one of

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NEW Strand’s Tips and Answers for Saturday, March 28 (Game #755)

Looking for a different day? A new NEW Strands puzzle appears at midnight every day for your time zone – meaning some people always play ‘today’s game’ while others play ‘yesterday’s’. If you’re looking for Friday’s puzzle instead then click here: NEW Strand’s Hints and Answers for Friday March 27 (Game #754). Strands is the

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NEW Connections Hints and Answers for Saturday, March 28 (Game #1021)

Looking for a different day? A new NEW Connections puzzle pops up at midnight every day for your time zone – meaning some people are always playing “today’s game” while others are playing “yesterday’s”. If you’re looking for Friday’s puzzle instead then click here: NEW Connections Hints and Answers for Friday March 27th (Game #1020).

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‘Each Vulnerability Exposes a Different Class of Business Data’: LangChain Framework Hit by Multiple Worrying Security Issues – Here’s What We Know

LangChain and LangGraph fix three serious bugs that expose files, secrets, and conversation histories Vulnerabilities included path traversal, deserialization leaks, and SQL injection in SQLite checkpoints Researchers warn that risks ripple through downstream libraries; developers are encouraged to revise configurations and treat LLM output as unreliable input LangChain and LangGraph, two popular open source frameworks

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Linux introduces system-level age checks as new legislation pressures OS developers and sparks controversy across global distro community

Systemd now includes a field for the user’s date of birth for age verification Garuda Linux refuses to enforce age checks and cites no legal obligation The TBOTE Project claims that Meta contributes significant funds to push age laws Recent changes in the Linux ecosystem suggest that age verification could move closer to the operating

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A CyberSUV could be on the way – as Elon Musk claims Tesla is working on ‘something much cooler than a minivan’

Elon Musk responded to X users pushing for a Tesla minivan The successor to the Model X could be on the cards But Tesla has been teasing an electric van or bus for decades During a recent interaction with Tesla fans at X, Elon Musk set the rumor mill in motion by hinting that the

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Claude is limiting usage more aggressively during peak hours – here’s what changed

Claude now burns through your 5-hour consumption limits faster during weekday rush hours (5am-11am PT) The change wasn’t formally announced – it surfaced via an engineer’s post on X Your weekly limits haven’t changed, but when you use Claude it means more now than ever before Anthropic is reducing message limits for even Pro and

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