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Where to Find ‘Bluey’ This Holiday Season and New Year

It’s been a big year for Bluey , the beloved Australian animated series about the Heeler dog family’s whimsical adventures. While there has not been a new episode since 2024 after the season three finale, “The Sign,” its coda, “Surprise,” and a batch of mini-sodes, the BBC and Disney+-distributed franchise from Ludo Studio keeps dominating

TSMC lawsuit claims former exec is probably leaking secrets to

Taiwanese foundry TSMC believes a former executive has leaked company secrets to Intel and is testing the matter in court. The exec is Wei-Jen Lo who, according to a TSMC regulatory filing, joined the company in 2004, rose to become a senior vice-president in 2014. In 2024 he took a job in the company’s Corporate

OpenAI Court Filing Cites Adam Raine’s ChatGPT Rule Violations as

“[M]isuse, unauthorized use, unintended use, unforeseeable use, and/or improper use of ChatGPT.” Those are potential causal factors that could have led to the “tragic event” that was the death by suicide of 16-year-old Adam Raine, according to a new legal filing from OpenAI. This document, filed in California Superior Court in San Francisco, apparently denies

Why Does This Michael Keaton Batman Figure Look Like That?

The incredible collectible company Hot Toys just announced a brand new, limited edition figure, and it’s a weird one. It’s Michael Keaton as Batman, which is awesome. He’s in the classic, comic book-inspired blue and grey suit, which is different but kind of cool, potentially. And it’s inspired by Andy Muschietti’s The Flash, which is

‘Wicked: For Good’ Sung Up a Lot of Money on

Hide your surprise,  Wicked: For Good took the top box-office spot this weekend as audiences flew to see it. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the movie musical made $226 million worldwide, with $150 million of that coming from North America. That domestic start is the biggest ever for a Broadway musical adaptation and the third-biggest musical

Bossware booms as bots determine whether you’re doing a good

The COVID-19 lockdown meant a surge in remote work, and the trend toward remote and hybrid workplaces has persisted long after the pandemic receded. That has changed the nature of workplace management as well. Bosses can’t check for butts in seats or look over their employees’ shoulders in the office to make sure they’re working

OpenAI Launches Baffling ‘Group Chats,’ So You and Your Friends

OpenAI has launched a new feature that is destined to leave some users scratching their heads. This week, the company announced a pilot of a new “group chats” feature in ChatGPT that allows users to get their buddies together and hang out with the company’s flagship chatbot. That’s what everybody’s been wanting, right? “Group chats

Eleven years after Lenovo acquired IBM’s x86 server biz, profits

Lenovo has again said its enterprise hardware business is on the cusp of becoming consistently profitable, despite the division again posting a loss after massive revenue growth. The Chinese hardware champ today posted $20.5 billion of revenue for its second quarter, a 15 percent year-over-year improvement. Profit fell one percent, to $380 million. Lenovo’s enterprise

Microsoft reveals new cloudy AI PC that’s not a Copilot+

Microsoft has created a new type of AI PC – the “Windows 365 AI-enabled Cloud PC”. Readers may recall that in late 2023 the term “AI PC” entered common use to describe PCs packing a neural processing unit (NPU). Microsoft then decided to define a new term – the “Copilot+ PC” – to describe PCs

Oops. VMware admits it over-specced storage servers for years

VMware has admitted that its guidance about the hardware needed to run its vSAN virtual storage arrays has been wrong for years. “Hardware guidance for vSAN has historically been derived from synthetic testing,” Product Marketing Engineer Pete Koehler wrote last week, explaining that VMware used that approach because it allowed tests for performance “under the

Where to Find ‘Bluey’ This Holiday Season and New Year

Where to Find ‘Bluey’ This Holiday Season and New Year

It’s been a big year for Bluey , the beloved Australian animated series about the Heeler dog family’s whimsical adventures. While there has not been a new episode since 2024 after the season three finale, “The Sign,” its coda, “Surprise,” and a batch of mini-sodes, the BBC and Disney+-distributed franchise from Ludo Studio keeps dominating

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TSMC lawsuit claims former exec is probably leaking secrets to

TSMC lawsuit claims former exec is probably leaking secrets to

Taiwanese foundry TSMC believes a former executive has leaked company secrets to Intel and is testing the matter in court. The exec is Wei-Jen Lo who, according to a TSMC regulatory filing, joined the company in 2004, rose to become a senior vice-president in 2014. In 2024 he took a job in the company’s Corporate

read more
OpenAI Court Filing Cites Adam Raine’s ChatGPT Rule Violations as

OpenAI Court Filing Cites Adam Raine’s ChatGPT Rule Violations as

“[M]isuse, unauthorized use, unintended use, unforeseeable use, and/or improper use of ChatGPT.” Those are potential causal factors that could have led to the “tragic event” that was the death by suicide of 16-year-old Adam Raine, according to a new legal filing from OpenAI. This document, filed in California Superior Court in San Francisco, apparently denies

read more