By Seb Joseph • October 29, 2025 • Ivy Liu This article is part of Digiday’s coverage of its Digiday Publishing Summit. More from the series → The Financial Times is building an AI that doesn’t just know who will pay — it’s learning who will stay. After nearly a year of running its AI
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From human clicks to machine intent: Preparing the web for agentic AI
Vercel Security Checkpoint | fra1::1761630629-mrGEWc7EQNcFHX4XAM7uriAzp2p14Fsv Read whole article here
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AMD is rebadging 2022 Ryzen processors as ‘new’ chips
Image: AMD If you’re in the market for a new Ryzen PC, beware: AMD is updating some of its old Ryzen processors with fresh branding and updated model numbers and passing them off as new processors. AMD has carved out a number of “new” Ryzen 100-series chips alongside a pair of new Ryzen 10-series model
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I turned my mini PC into a powerhouse with 2
Skip to content Image: Christoph Hoffmann So there it is–my new mini PC, the A9 Max from Geekom. A smart little powerhouse, barely bigger than a sandwich tin, whisper-quiet and amazingly powerful. I unpacked it, plugged it in, and completed the initial setup. Everything works perfectly, as my test shows. And yet I realize after
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Ancient Roman mass grave shows its army’s ethnic diversity
The soldiers likely died in the Battle of Mursa that took place around 260 CE. Credit: PLOS One Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Among its many feats, Rome featured one of history’s most organized and successful military forces. Its organization and deployment helped solidify the empire’s...
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UK ramps up ransomware fightback with supply chain security guide
Multinational guidance, developed by the UK and Singapore, is designed to help organisations reinforce their supply chain against ransomware attacks By Alex Scroxton, Security Editor Published: 24 Oct 2025 17:00 The UK government has released new anti-ransomware guidance designed to address the weaknesses in supply chains that have been the ultimate source of several of...
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Whale and dolphin migrations are being disrupted by climate change
Marine mammals are being forced into new and more dangerous waters, scientists warn. Credit: Martin van Aswegen/NOAA For millennia, some of the world’s largest filter-feeding whales, including humpbacks, fin whales, and blue whales, have undertaken some of the longest migrations on earth to travel between their warm breeding grounds in the tropics to nutrient-rich feeding
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The iPhone 18 may be the first phone to get full satellite connectivity
Image: Petter Ahrnstedt Ever since it was introduced on the iPhone 14 in 2022, satellite connectivity has been available, but with limitations. That could change next year, according to The Information, which reports that Apple has plans to support “5G networks that aren’t tethered to Earth’s surface, which includes satellites.” Such support “would give the...
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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Saturday, Oct. 25
Looking for the most recent Mini Crossword answer? Click here for today's Mini Crossword hints, as well as our daily answers and hints for The New York Times Wordle, Strands, Connections and Connections: Sports Edition puzzles. Need some help with today's Mini Crossword? It's the longest one of the week, and some of the answers are tricky. Read
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Oil–water interfaces drive gold precipitation via microdroplet chemistry in thermal geological systems
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume 122, Issue 42, October 2025. SignificanceThis study explores the formation of native gold particles associated with organic matter, a process crucial for gold mineralization in hydrocarbon/bitumen-rich environments. We reveal that interfacial water microdroplets, generated in contact …Read whole article here