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Actualité : AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D : prix et date de sortie pour le processeur gaming ultime

22 janvier 2026 à 16:20
Le suspens prend fin pour les amateurs de hardware. Alors que les caractéristiques techniques du Ryzen 7 9850X3D avaient déjà été dévoilées lors du salon de Las Vegas, les deux pièces manquantes du puzzle viennent d'être confirmées par une source de premier plan. C'est en effet David McAfee, Vice-Président et General Manager chez AMD, qui a officiali...

Apple a été vorace : en cinq ans seulement, ses MacBook ont rattrapé la part de marché de ce grand acteur

22 janvier 2026 à 16:16
Les dernières données du cabinet d'analyse Mercury Research, suggèrent qu'Apple et ses MacBook Pro / MacBook Air ont réussi, en cinq ans seulement, à égaler la position occupée par AMD sur le marché des ordinateurs portables. Une performance que la firme doit, vous vous en doutez, à ses modèles équipés de puces Apple Silicon.

E.Leclerc frappe fort à la 3e démarque : voici les 11 meilleurs deals Tech des soldes

22 janvier 2026 à 16:09

La 3ᵉ démarque des soldes lance une nouvelle salve de bonnes affaires chez les e-commerçants, dont E.Leclerc qui met les bouchées doubles sur les produits Tech — smartphones, TV OLED, montres connectées, tablettes… avec une sélection de promos qui valent vraiment le détour.
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Actualité : Un AirTag d’un nouveau genre : voici le projet IA secret d’Apple pour 2027

22 janvier 2026 à 16:08
L’AI Pin, ça vous parle ? Eh bien, sachez qu’Apple pourrait faire renaître ce projet mort dans l’œuf dans les mois à venir. L’objectif serait de proposer un petit objet au format similaire à AirTag, transportable partout avec soi et faisant office d’assistant personnel sous IA tout au long de la journée.Un produit Apple au format de l’AirTag pour nou...

Naomi Osaka battles past Cirstea but emotions boil over in ‘fair play’ row

22 janvier 2026 à 16:00
  • Romanian player accuses opponent after defeat

  • Osaka: ‘I don’t react well to being casually disrespected’

The courtside photographer pit was already full 10 minutes before call time on Thursday night inside Margaret Court Arena. As all cameras pointed directly at the players’ entrance, it was not difficult to understand why they were there.

A day earlier, Osaka had produced one of the enduring images of the 2026 Australian Open, marching on to Rod Laver Arena in an outrageous outfit inspired by a jellyfish. This time, before her gritty, contentious 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 second-round win over Sorana Cirstea, she opted to leave the hat and veil back in her locker room.

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© Photograph: Lukas Coch/EPA

© Photograph: Lukas Coch/EPA

© Photograph: Lukas Coch/EPA

Bach: Sonatas & Partitas album review – Capuçon brings warmth, restraint and reflection

22 janvier 2026 à 16:00

Renaud Capuçon
(Deutsche Grammophon)
These performances of Bach’s solo works are elegant and persuasive – balancing a modern tone with an alert awareness of period style

To celebrate his 50th birthday, Renaud Capuçon has recorded Bach’s solo sonatas and partitas, works the French violinist has been familiar with since childhood. These impressive accounts are elegant and thoughtful, his generous tone lit up from within with sufficient vibrato to caress the ear while simultaneously acknowledging current thinking on period performance practice.

Tempi are steady throughout, occasionally leisurely in slow movements, but always persuasive. There’s a generous body to his sound and a tasteful restraint when it comes to decoration. Phrasing is instinctual, his articulation of Bach’s fugal elements a model of clarity, while his sure-footed handling of the various doubles and prestos eschews any sense of virtuosity for virtuosity’s sake. In the mighty chaconne that ends the D minor partitas, Capuçon finds a reflective lightness and intimacy that frequently draws the ear.

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© Photograph: benjamin@decoin.com/Benjamin Decoin

© Photograph: benjamin@decoin.com/Benjamin Decoin

Leicester sign Switzerland forward Alisha Lehmann from FC Como

22 janvier 2026 à 16:00
  • Club continues January push for experienced players

  • Kelly Gago wants to leave Everton, says Brian Sørensen

Leicester have signed the Switzerland forward Alisha Lehmann from FC Como. The WSL club have been targeting experienced players this month, having often had the youngest average age in the division in their starting XI this season.

Lehmann, who has played in England’s top flight for West Ham, Everton and Aston Villa, has 64 caps and was part of the squad at Euro 2025, hosted by Switzerland. She has signed a contract at Leicester to 2028.

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© Photograph: Bernadett Szabó/Reuters

© Photograph: Bernadett Szabó/Reuters

© Photograph: Bernadett Szabó/Reuters

Report: Apple's New AI Strategy Firms Up Under Craig Federighi

22 janvier 2026 à 15:53
Apple has restructured its artificial intelligence strategy under software chief Craig Federighi, accelerating plans to overhaul Siri by relying on external AI models after years of internal delays and organizational friction.


According to a detailed report from The Information, Apple's approach to artificial intelligence has undergone a significant shift over the past year. Apple software chief Craig Federighi is said to be at the center of that shift, having assumed direct oversight of the company's AI organization and is now driving decisions that will shape the future of ‌Siri‌ and other Apple Intelligence features across the product lineup.

Last fall, Federighi apparently addressed a joint meeting of Apple's software and AI teams, expressing enthusiasm for closer collaboration while also signaling dissatisfaction with the company's pace of progress in artificial intelligence. Some members of Apple's foundation models team interpreted the remarks as criticism of their work.

In December, Apple moved to consolidate its AI leadership under Federighi, completing a transition that had begun earlier in the year when responsibility for ‌Siri‌ was removed from the AI group and brought under Federighi's software division. In January, Apple announced plans to use Google's Gemini AI models to power future AI upgrades, including an improved version of ‌Siri‌. In Federighi's view, integrating a third-party model would allow Apple to finally ship a revamped ‌Siri‌ later this year after controversially postponing the update in 2025.

However, the report also outlines internal concerns about the implications of placing AI under Federighi's control. People who have worked closely with him described him as highly cost-conscious and skeptical of investments with uncertain returns. This approach stands in notable contrast to rivals such as OpenAI, Meta Platforms, and Google, who invest tens of billions of dollars in data centers, chips, and AI researchers.

Apple has attempted to limit infrastructure spending by emphasizing on-device processing and its Private Cloud Compute system, which uses Apple silicon. The company was said to be waiting for the cost of AI computation and talent to decline, betting that most consumer use cases will eventually be handled locally on devices.

Federighi apparently viewed AI as unpredictable and difficult to control, preferring deterministic software behavior that could be clearly specified during design reviews. He rejected proposals to use AI to dynamically reorganize the iPhone home screen, arguing that such changes would confuse users.

Tensions over AI strategy have surfaced internally before. Around 2019, Mike Rockwell, who was leading development of the Vision Pro headset, reportedly proposed an AI-driven interface. He criticized Federighi's software approach as overly conservative, prompting a rebuke. Rockwell was later placed in charge of ‌Siri‌ in early 2025 and now reports directly to Federighi.

Despite his earlier skepticism, Federighi's stance shifted following the release of ChatGPT in late 2022. People close to him said he became convinced of the potential of large language models after experimenting with the technology and instructed his teams to explore ways to integrate similar capabilities into Apple products. Federighi reportedly concluded that Apple's internal models did not perform adequately on devices, while members of the foundation models team believed they were being blamed for challenges related to model optimization, which fell under the software organization's responsibilities.

Some team members complained they were not given sufficient guidance on how their models would ultimately be used, limiting their ability to compete with external alternatives. Around the time Apple removed ‌Siri‌ oversight from Giannandrea and assigned it to Rockwell, with Federighi directing the broader effort, Federighi instructed teams to evaluate deep integration of third-party models.

Despite the partnership with Google, Apple plans to continue developing its own AI models, particularly those designed to run on devices. Apple reportedly intends to shrink and adapt models derived from external partners so they can run more fully on Apple hardware, reducing long-term dependence. To support that goal, Apple is said to be considering acquisitions of smaller AI firms specializing in model compression and optimization.

See The Information's full report for more.
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