Google is bringing its experimental Nano Banana image generator to Chrome on Android. The feature lets you create AI images directly from the address bar. It’s part of Google’s broader push to integrate AI across its products.
Standard security advice falls short when the cellular network itself is the vulnerability. A new initiative targets the core architecture that connects every device, offering protection where traditional apps fail.
Signal has launched secure message backups for iPhone users, offering both free and paid tiers. The feature uses 64-character recovery keys for end-to-end encryption. This follows the Android rollout from September.
The UK’s data watchdog faces mounting pressure as civil society groups call for a parliamentary inquiry. The ICO declined to investigate a Ministry of Defence data breach that exposed 19,000 Afghans, with reports linking it to at least 49 deaths.
The UK faces critical digital infrastructure challenges as it tries to move up from 18th place in global competitiveness rankings. With AI potentially contributing £520bn to the economy by 2030, the country’s telecom networks need urgent upgrades to support future growth and 6G deployment.
The PC GPU market saw unexpected growth in Q3 2025 despite no new product launches. AMD gained market share in both GPUs and CPUs while discrete graphics cards surged 10.7% year-over-year.
Nvidia sent analysts a memo denying accounting fraud allegations from a viral Substack post. The company clarified its relationships with AI cloud companies, but questions remain about whether these arrangements are inflating an AI bubble.
CNBC’s Jim Cramer argues Amazon’s AI retail capabilities are “game, set, match” against competitors this holiday season. The company’s Rufus shopping assistant and 46% e-commerce share create what he calls an unchallengeable vertical. JPMorgan maintains Amazon as its top internet pick with a $305 pr
Anthropic has released its latest AI model, Claude Opus 4.5, which the company claims is the world’s best for coding and computer use. The update also brings Claude Code to the Mac desktop app for the first time, expanding coding capabilities beyond mobile and web.
Broadcom shares jumped 10.3% Monday, continuing a massive 60% year-to-date rally. The surge comes as investors recognize Broadcom’s critical role in manufacturing Google’s custom AI chips, positioning it as a key beneficiary of the AI boom.
