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Nej Tack, Chatbots: Sweden Locks ChatGPT and Claude Out of Government PCs

Sweden's Government Offices have blocked ChatGPT and Claude on staff computers and kept Microsoft Copilot. Here is what happened, and what UK businesses should check about AI use in their own teams.

Desk Job: NVIDIA’s Trillion-Parameter AI PC Now Speaks Windows

NVIDIA's DGX Station for Windows promises to run trillion-parameter AI models under a desk, with no cloud needed. Here is what it means for UK businesses, and why the price tag matters.

Unitree H2-X: The Kung Fu Bodyguard Robot That Can Kick a Car (and Lift One)

Unitree's new H2-X "Kung Fu Legend Guardian" humanoid kicks cars, lifts wrecks and claims eight hours of battery. Here is what is real, what is not, and why you cannot buy one.

Rivian Adds a Third Dimension: US Carmaker Buys British World-Building Start-Up

American electric carmaker Rivian has bought British start-up Third Dimension, whose AI turns ordinary video into lifelike 3D worlds, to help train its self-driving cars faster.

The UK AI Data Centre With No Plug: Microsoft Walks Away From Nscale’s Loughton Site

Britain's flagship AI computer has 23,000 Nvidia chips lined up and nowhere to plug them in. Microsoft has walked away from the Loughton site as grid power slips into the 2030s.

Meet Duet: The AI Office Manager UK Small Businesses Will Be Queuing For

Anthropic's new Claude Duet is an always-on AI agent that chases invoices, preps your day and works while you sleep. It is not in the UK yet, but here is why small businesses should be watching.

AI Was Meant to Save You Time. Now You’re Its Proofreader.

New surveys suggest workers are spending hours every week fixing AI-generated work. Here is what the numbers really say, and how to stop being your AI's proofreader.

OpenAI Just Hired a Conductor for Drug Discovery’s Chaotic Orchestra

OpenAI has bought Orchestra Bio, a startup whose AI agents keep drug development on schedule. Here is what it means, in plain English.