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Made in Mauritius, living in UK. Managing editor of @TechradarPro for @futureplc

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The next challenge is trust, not speed of code generation

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By Desire Athow Verified
| MSN UK Verified
The AI industry may have found its next battle, and it's not model training, GPU availability or data centers expansion. It's actually how artificial intelligence is being framed in the first place. For the past couple of years, AI coding assistants have been marketed as productivity boosters, promising to help across code generation, debugging and testing. But the recent SpaceX acquisition of AI coding platform Cursor shows just how important AI coding systems can be in AI.
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Steam Machine is ridiculously expensive — here are 9 PCs (and a $1000 laptop) that easily surpass Valve’s controversial gaming console

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By Desire Athow Verified
| Gear Open
Valve’s Steam Machine has generated a lot of negative publicity because of its price tag. At just over $1,049, it is expensive for what is essentially a very, very powerful mini PC. But are we being too harsh on Valve given that the timing of the launch sadly coincided with the worst component crisis we’ve witnessed over the last 20 years? Amazon Prime Day provides us with a great window to check out how prices compare.
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China’s Lineshine ‘came out of nowhere’ to grab title of most powerful computer in the known universe

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By Desire Athow Verified
| Inkl
Huawei UB-Mesh. The International Supercomputer Conference in Hamburg was the perfect platform for Lineshine (or Língshèng 灵晟) to, well, shine, as it received the crown of the world’s most powerful computer ever built. It smashed the previous TOP500 record held by El Capitan, the US supercomputer built in 2024 by HPE for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL).
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