“right here, right now, we’ve got to use what we’ve got, no matter how imperfect”

That’s a pretty bold statement to make, and ordinarily, I would be doing my best to rip some holes in it. However, on this occasion, I have to agree. Of course, memory safety isn’t exactly something t

As all the cool kids know, the place to be on a Thursday at 1pm is sitting next to your crystal-set, listening to the PC Pro Podcast as it broadcasts to the nation. There are over 700 episodes to endu

You’re already familiar with QR codes as a quick and easy way to access a web link. All right, it can be fiddly to dig your phone out of your pocket, bring up the camera and point it at the code. Or,

AI is becoming ever-more ubiquitous: as well as ...

Facebook has always been notorious for collecting its users’ data for advertising purposes. Although its parent company, Meta, boasts of investing over $8 billion in ‘privacy progress’ since 2019 (www

Canada’s critical mineral drive: Canada’s energy minister Tim Hodgson (pictured) has announced 25 critical minerals investments and partnerships as it “races to develop” $4.6bn worth of projects to co