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Road Test Editor, Autocar. "God damn, this guy is the definition of the revenge of the nerds." Or indeed “like Schmee’s older, more boring brother.”
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The history of horsepower - and why it doesn't work as a metric

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By Matt Saunders Verified
| Autocar Verified
Horsepower has an interesting backstory. If you're a keen petrolhead, however, I'd advise you not to read it, as I have this week. Enjoy your blissful ignorance if you can. There are only three things you really need to know about it, in any case. First, that celebrated Scot James Watt didn't actually invent it, he just formalised it. Second, that it's more of an idea than a measurable product of an engine anyway - a bit of mathematics.
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Ultimate track toy? 525bhp Ariel Atom 4RR takes on BMW M2 CS

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By Matt Saunders Verified
| Autocar Verified
Going parachute jumping in a storm-force wind isn't something your author has ever done but, thanks to the Ariel Atom, I feel oddly familiar with the idea. To appreciate the full effect, you need a proper circuit-and quite a quick one at that. Somewhere you can get this totally tubular flyweight driver's car near the business end of its rev range in fifth and sixth gears, well beyond 100mph, just to feel what it's like.
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Windows Platform Security and the Race to Secure AI Agents

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By Matt Saunders Verified
| InfoQ Verified
In a new Windows Developer Blog post titled "Windows platform security for AI agents", Microsoft positions Windows as the trustworthy operating system for autonomous agents and introduces the Microsoft Execution Containers (MXC) SDK as the core of that strategy. The post argues that containment, identity and manageability must be built into the operating system so that agents can be deployed and governed safely at scale.
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