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US law firm accuses UK AI software firm of unwanted contract renewal when it tried to leave

A US law firm is alleging that UK-based telecoms and software company ConnexAI sold it software and AI systems that failed to perform as the vendor claimed, and then unlawfully renewed its contract. ConnexAI has rejected the allegations. The dispute has involves two court cases, both of which are ongoing.

DK Law, a personal injury specialist based in California, alleged in a California court filing in April that ConnexAI promises “customers a telephone system and AI software solution with functionality that does not exist or perform as represented.”

It also alleges in the California complaint [PDF] that ConnexAI continued to send it invoices after it had told the vendor it was not renewing the year-long contract.

The Register understands that ConnexAI believes the allegations to be frivolous and without merit. The vendor is branded ConnexAI, and registered as Connex One Limited in the UK and Connex One Inc in the...

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With the memory crisis continuing, we're always on the look out for DDR5 RAM deals like this TeamGroup T-Force Delta 64GB DDR5-6000 memory kit, which is down to $820 (was $870) at Newegg with code LDSF244. With TUF Gaming-certified RGB styling, this capacity is built for creators, streamers,

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Tottenham Hotspur ditches VMWare in favor of HPE — cuts licensing costs by 85 percent

* Tottenham Hotspur just confirmed plans to migrate from VMware to HPE, saving 85% off its bill * CTO Rob Pickering revealed that Broadcom-era changes are largely to blame * The stadium is also undergoing a broader HPE upgrade Tottenham Hotspur has phased out VMware at its stadium as part of a major

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OpenAI welcomes the "AGI era" with GPT-6 Astra – its first Critical-rated cybersecurity model

I just saw a lawnbot with a mechanical arm that reaches out to hand-trim your edges &mdash; and it was mesmerizing

This TeamGroup T-Force 64GB DDR5-6000 memory kit is built for serious pro workloads and content creation &mdash; and Newegg's promo code drops it to $820

Tottenham Hotspur ditches VMWare in favor of HPE &mdash; cuts licensing costs by 85 percent

I just saw a lawnbot with a mechanical arm that reaches out to hand-trim your edges — and it was mesmerizing

This TeamGroup T-Force 64GB DDR5-6000 memory kit is built for serious pro workloads and content creation — and Newegg's promo code drops it to $820

Tottenham Hotspur ditches VMWare in favor of HPE — cuts licensing costs by 85 percent