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A claim that desktops are less secure than mobile devices can be true or false, but this depends highly on their configuration. While desktop devices are less secure out of the box, they are more private and can be made more secure than mobile devices.

AI is driving a new era of hardware disruption, echoing past tech revolutions and raising existential risks for today’s leading chipmakers.

This isn’t about smarter devices. It’s about something more profound: ambient computing. A system so integrated, so subtle, and so intelligent, it essentially disappears -- while still knowing enough to be useful.

With open-source tools and strong benchmark results, AMD is challenging the AI market status quo and expanding its role in next-gen performance computing.

AI, copyright law, and systems like Content ID are colliding, raising urgent questions about authorship, ownership, and the future of creative work.

Confusing security with privacy gives users a false sense of control — especially on mobile devices, where the OS often benefits more than the user.

In a world increasingly shaped by algorithms and artificial intelligence, the notion of democratizing its creation, access, and governance offers a powerful counterpoint to the centralized control often associated with Big Tech.

The future of entertainment looks less like a pre-recorded show and more like a live performance — one that reacts to us in real time, whether we’re ready or not.

For Infineon Technologies, Matter’s emphasis on built-in, standardized security isn’t just a feature -- it’s central to the company’s long-term strategy.

Meta’s Llama 2025 roadmap highlights faster, multilingual, and more accessible AI models, signaling a major shift toward open-source innovation across industries.

Understanding how AI and 5G are coming together and what this means for customers, workers, investors, and executives is critical as we move into a new era of accelerated change.

Big Tech's dominance in AI has created a precarious balancing act, where innovation, bias, and weak oversight threaten accountability and fairness.

AMD’s embedded business is gaining momentum with a broad AI-focused portfolio and a modular strategy that could capture market share as Intel stumbles at the edge.

While tariffs create a clear incentive to bring manufacturing back to the U.S., this is far from an easy task. Building up the kind of manufacturing capacity the U.S. once had will take decades, as it did in China.