UK.gov vows to cut consultancy spending, then hands up to £350M to consultancies
Home Office deals with Deloitte and PA Consulting raise questions over Cabinet Office spending controls
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The latest in Computing Science education across Scotland and beyond
Portuguese restaurant kiosk software gives Windows indigestion
Can't verify the publisher's identity? Maybe stick a fried egg on it?
Japan wants 10 million more robots by 2040, some providing medical care
We’ve learned so much cleaning up after Fukushima, let’s level that up with added AI, says minister
AIEWF Daily Dispatch: Loops, Software Factories & Forward Deployed Engineers
On Tuesday at the AI Engineer World's Fair, there was a lot of talk about loops, agent engineering, and the emergence of software factories. Also a hot topic: open models.
Former Indonesian minister and startup hero jailed for Chromebook buys
Nadiem Makarim vows to appeal sentence given he was found not to have profited from $600 million laptops-for-schools program
T-Mobile appears to be quitting VMware – and fighting a very familiar battle for support rights on the way out
303,000 cores that power internal networks headed out the door
Forward Deployed Engineers and the future of software engineering
Sierra's Natalie Meurer on why product engineers and forward deployed engineers are starting to converge.
Ahmad Osman on why local AI is catching up
After two packed AIEWF workshops, Ahmad Osman makes the case that local AI is catching up fast — from laptops and phones to enterprise-grade infrastructure.
Claude Code users complain their chat records are being mysteriously wiped out
Got important chats older than 30 days? You'd better be sure the transcripts still exist
June research roundup: 6 cool science stories we almost missed
Also, the science of poop's distinctive shape, boron buckyballs, and the secret to a soccer feint.
Reddit will require you to log in to use old.reddit.com
Logged-out Old Reddit access is “significant source of abusive scraping."