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Samsung Galaxy Galaxy S26 Ultra sits at the centre of Samsung’s January CES 2026 push as the company unveils its AI-driven future for phones, TVs and smart homes.

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Samsung Galaxy Galaxy S26 Ultra anchors Samsung’s CES 2026 strategy as AI takes centre stage in January

China’s King Pro League is deploying AI as Honor of Kings fills Olympic stadiums. With 139m daily players and a $50bn gaming market, China now sets the global esports standard.

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How China turned mobile esports into stadium business as KPL deploys AI ahead of the 2026 Games

Grok AI on Elon Musk’s X is under fire after users used the system to digitally undress women, creating non-consensual sexualised images that raise serious legal, ethical and AI safety concerns.

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How is Grok AI being used to digitally undress women on Elon Musk’s X without their consent

Perplexity Pro UK free via PayPal: who qualifies, how long the offer lasts, what models you get and how to activate the 12-month £0 AI research subscription for London and Britain.

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How can UK users get Perplexity Pro free for a year via PayPal — and who actually qualifies

PlayStation Plus January 2026 free games mark the end of PS4 support as Sony moves to PS5-only. Find out when the games are announced, what changes for players and what titles are expected.

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PlayStation Plus January 2026 free games confirmed as PS4 support ends and PS5-only era begins

Microsoft EU Data Boundary reshapes how Microsoft 365 data is stored in Europe and the UK, affecting GDPR, cloud sovereignty, financial institutions, law firms and media organisations in London and beyond.

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Microsoft EU Data Boundary: how the UK and Europe are reshaping cloud data sovereignty

Comet 3I/ATLAS shows rare wobbling jets inside a sun-facing anti-tail as NASA tracks the interstellar visitor’s final exit, revealing how alien comet material reacts to our Sun.

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What is driving Comet 3I/ATLAS’s wobbling jets and its rare sun-facing tail as it leaves us

World models are redefining artificial intelligence in 2025, moving beyond language into physical reality. Nvidia, OpenAI and Meta are racing to build AI that understands cause and effect.

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World models, physical AI and the future of gaming: how Nvidia, Meta and Google are reshaping artificial intelligence in 2025

Spotify is investigating claims that 300TB of music and metadata were scraped by Anna’s Archive. The case raises serious UK questions over copyright enforcement, platform accountability and AI training rules.

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Spotify faces UK scrutiny after archive claims 300TB scrape of music and metadata

As the UK heads into 2026 with 186 startup accelerators but rising closures, founders and investors question whether the accelerator boom is failing — or finally maturing into a sustainable ecosystem.

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Is the UK accelerator bubble finally breaking — or reshaping startup funding as Britain enters 2026

Windows is set to unlock SSD performance with native NVMe support, cutting CPU overhead and boosting IOPS in Windows Server 2025, with Windows 11 expected to follow next.

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Will Windows finally unlock SSD performance as Microsoft moves to native NVMe architecture

France has opened an investigation into suspected foreign interference after malware was discovered on an international passenger ferry, prompting arrests and a counter-intelligence probe.

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Is Russia linked to malware found on a French ferry amid growing fears of foreign cyber interference

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