…Then came Lance Armstrong, followed by Chris Froome, and now Pogacar and Vingegaard have split the last six editions of the race between them. In other words, although we've never seen…
…The triggers use Hall Effect sensors, which is good, but they feel mushy and throttle control in racing games proved a frustrating experience. The mechanical face buttons are crisp, but over both…
…The ‘Tactical Switch’ button quickly drops the display size down to a 24-inch mode and switches the aspect ratio to 4:3 or 5:4 to suit particularly persnickety competitive first…
Businesses are racing to adopt and operationalize AI, but many are deploying the technology faster than they can govern it. This gap is quietly becoming one of the biggest security risks facing…
…It became harder and harder for Apple to differentiate its metal and glass slab from its competitors. The ever-larger camera arrays have provided a sort of design challenge and an opportunity…
…Scaling AI safely, reliably and at speed requires control As organizations race to scale their AI initiatives, operational failures are becoming more visible. Recent analysis shows that two per cent of all…
…It looks as though AMD and Intel are on the right track, even if Nvidia is pacing its own trail, one that (hopefully) isn't followed by its competition. If we're…
…The shift will start in narrower, repeatable purchase categories, but as the adoption grows, a competitive gap will emerge between retailers that prepared well, and those that didn’t. To gain that…
…That extends to fighting games like Street Fighter 6 and Tekken 8 , and retro racers on PC via emulation, including NASCAR: Dirt to Daytona and Ridge Racer Type 4. Naturally, I also…
…race between innovation and governance. The objective should not be to slow AI adoption. Few organizations can afford to ignore the opportunities AI presents, whether through productivity gains, operational efficiencies or competitive…