Time: 8 a.m. ET / 5 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. BST / 11 p.m. AEDTFREE STREAMS — RTVE Play (ESP) / RAI Play (ITA) / L'Equipe TV (FRA)Use NordVPN to watch from anywhereThe New York Marathon 2025 live streams bring to an end the marathon majors season with debutants Eliud Kipchoge and Sifan Hassan, two of the biggest names in athletics, taking to the streets of the Big Apple. Yet the 26.2-mile course around the five boroughs is about more than the big names and celebrity faces, it's about the thousands of amateur runners competing against the clock and raising money for charities across the world.Kipchoge will complete the set when he takes to the New York roads for the first time on Sunday. The 40-year-old Kenyan great will pick up the Seven Star medal by running each of the seven marathon majors in his esteemed career, but will also want to prove his class over what is a stacked men's elite field. Two-time Olympic champion Kipchoge will line up against Dutch defending champion Abdi Nageeye, plus fellow Kenyans, and for NYC Marathon winners, Evans Chebet and Albert Korir. There's also plenty of interest in Kipchoge's old track rival Kenenisa Bekele, who is a late entrant, while Paris 2024 bronze medallist Benson Kipruto will also be on the start line.Hassan's biggest competition will come from those who pushed the Dutchwoman hardest en route to marathon gold at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Hellen Obiri took bronze in the French capital and fellow Kenyan Sharon Lokedi, who finished fourth, will be joined by compatriot Sheila Chepkirui in trying to disrupt Hassan, who ran 2:20 at the Sydney Marathon earlier this year. Lokedi (2022), Obiri (2023) and Chepkirui (2024) have won the past three marathons on Staten Island. Two-time Olympian Emily Sisson will have the home U.S. crowd behind her as she moves up from the 10k at Boston.Defending wheelchair champions Daniel Romanchuk and Susannah Scaroni are back for another go at the gruelling course.Here's how to watch New York Marathon 2025 online and on TV — including free streaming options. We’ve also listed the full schedule below so you don't miss a moment.Can I watch New York Marathon 2025 for free?Great news, athletics fans in Spain, Italy and France – you can watch the New York Marathon 2025 free of charge!In Spain, RTVE Play will be showing the elite races in their entirety. In Italy, RAI Play is the place to go for the live action, while in France L'Equipe TV is where it's at for the New York Marathon 2025. Away from home? You may not be able to watch the action like you normally would due to regional restrictions. Fortunately, there’s an easy solution. Use a VPN to tune in for free — we’ll show you how below. Use a VPN to watch any New York Marathon 2025 stream🟩 NordVPN – get the world's best VPNNot having a VPN is like leaving your front door wide open in a busy city — anyone can walk right in and take a peek.TechRadar regularly reviews all the biggest and best VPN providers and NordVPN is our #1 choice. ✅ 75% Off Today✅ 3 Months Extra Free✅ Unlocks any streamGet NordVPN and stream the New York Marathon 2025.View DealTV tips email: Never be stuck for anything to watch againHow to watch New York Marathon in the USESPN has exclusive rights to show the New York Marathon 2025 Stateside, with live action streaming every day across ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3 and ESPN Deportes.What's more, athletics fans with cable or a TV antenna will also be able to watch the thousands of amateur runners and celebrities finishing the 26.2-mile course on ABC and ABC.com. The only place to watch the elite races, though, is ESPN.If you've already cut the cord and don't have a cable package, you can get ESPN channels through an OTT cable TV alternative.Our pick is Sling TV, which includes ESPN channels with its Orange plan. You can get access for as little as $4.99/day, $14.99/week or $45.99 for a whole month, which you can cancel any time.Alternatively, there's the network's recently rebranded streaming service ESPN Select, which costs from $12.99/month and will carry extensive coverage across the five boroughs.If you're on vacation outside the U.S., you can still tap into your free New York Marathon stream by using one of the best VPN services, such as NordVPN.How to watch London Marathon 2025 live streams in the UKThe New York Marathon 2025 is being shown on TNT Sports 4 in the U.K..As well as TNT Sports' TV output, the race is being live streamed on the Discovery Plus Premium plan, which costs £30.99/month and carries everything on TNT.If you already use the service but aren't at home right now, you can live stream the race by using a good VPN.How to watch New York Marathon 2025 live streams in Canada(Image credit: Other)The New York Marathon 2025 are broadcast in English on TSN, and if you receive the network through your cable or satellite provider, you can use TSN Go by signing in with your TV service credentials.If you’ve ditched the cord you’ll want to check out TSN Plus, which costs $8/month or $80/year. The TSN app will allow you to live stream the New York Marathon 2025 from your phone, streaming box or supported device.Not back home in Canada at the moment? With NordVPN and other VPN services, you can access the services you already subscribe to.How to watch New York Marathon in Australia(Image credit: free)There are several options for watching New York Marathon 2025 live streams in Australia.Kayo Sports is one. A monthly subscription to Kayo Standard starts at $25 after a 7-day FREE trial, or you can pay an extra $15 for Kayo Premium and watch F1 live streams in 4K.Fox Sports also has the rights to show the New York Marathon 2025 live streams in Australia, which means you can watch all the action online via Foxtel.Don’t forget you can use one of the best VPN services to follow the action from your home country even when you're overseas.New York Marathon start times and schedule 2025(All times ET)8:00 a.m. — Wheelchair start (men)8:02 a.m. — Wheelchair start (women)8:22 a.m. — Pushrim and Handcycle start8:35 a.m. — Elite women9:05 a.m. — Elite men9:10 a.m. — Wave 1 start9:45 a.m. — Wave 2 start10:20 a.m. — Wave 3 start10:45 a.m. — Wave 4 start11:30 a.m. — Wave 5 startWe test and review VPN services in the context of legal recreational uses. For example:1. Accessing a service from another country (subject to the terms and conditions of that service).2. 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Max's crackdown on password sharing is already in effect in the US, and we're expecting it to come to more territories this year and next. But while the crackdown is indeed coming to more places, it's not doing so at high speed.That's according to Warner Bros Discovery's CEO of streaming, JB Perrette, who explained during a conference call that "the password sharing crackdown... will take 12 months to 18 months to get to full steam".It's still coming and will begin to be more enforced as the pricing for 'Extra Members' is announced in more regions, but it looks like for the time being at least Max is more interested in growing subscribers by deploying the carrot rather than the stick.

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As Perrette told investors and journalists, there are "several big levers" to improve its streaming business and revenues. The first is rolling out to more places: "We've still got almost half the world to go to in terms of rollout in new markets." Those new markets will include the UK, Germany and Italy "in the beginning of next year".The second big lever is getting more subscribers in the places where Max is already available. Perrette noted that Max is just 12 months into the "lower priced ad-light" service "to go after more price-sensitive consumers."But for Perrette, "content is obviously the fuel of this entire thing" and the content slate for "the next 18 to 24 months is stronger than anything we've ever had and more consistent... we went from not good to good" and the next step is "to go from good to great. That will help engagement, that will help time spent, that will help monetization."Disney's David Zaslav also took part in the conversation, and said that the bundling that's worked well in the US will be coming to other countries too. "Not just a bundle for price, but one that has a better customer experience... what we did here in the US with Hulu, Disney+ and Max." As Zaslav explained, the bundles mean "less marketing, much lower churn".Zaslav predicts more consolidation in the streaming market. "Ultimately there's going to be 5 or 6 players," he said. Bar a few regional players that may be dependent on sports, "there will be [only] a few global players... it'll be a better consumer experience and some of those 5 or 6 may come together in a bundle to make that experience even more compelling."

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Dell, Apollo and Jera plan up to 4GW of AI infrastructure within five yearsA $15bn Tokyo project will launch Japan’s biggest AI infrastructure push yetJera wants gas power and AI computing facilities developed at unprecedented speedJapan is preparing a major expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure, with Dell, Apollo and Jera planning investments potentially reaching $140bn.The companies intend to develop between 3GW and 4GW of AI computing facilities alongside gas-fired generation during the next five years.Their first project is expected to cost $15bn and deliver 400MW near Tokyo, with operations scheduled to begin around 2028.Speed and power drive the planA Jera executive said the companies are seeking faster development by linking electricity generation directly with computing facilities.“The keyword is speed to power. If you see Asia outside China, Japan is a major data centre market,” said Yukio Kani, global chief executive of Jera.Kani said Jera’s annual LNG trading volume of 35mn tonnes could support power plants serving computing facilities for planned sites.The proposed Tokyo-area development would operate independently from Japan’s national electricity network.Apollo will finance the initial $15bn facility, while Dell and Jera will contribute technology and energy infrastructure capabilities.The estimated cost of $35bn to $45bn for each gigawatt places the potential programme near $140bn in investment.The partners also intend to standardise construction methods for computing facilities and electricity infrastructure.That approach could allow projects to be replicated elsewhere, with companies considering additional developments beyond Japan.The planned capacity would give the partnership a substantial presence in Japan’s expanding market for electricity-intensive artificial intelligence services.However, the proposed scale depends on delivering both generation assets and computing facilities within five years.Japan seeks more AI capacityThe proposed facility near Tokyo is expected to become one of Asia’s largest artificial intelligence computing projects outside China when operations begin.Its independent electricity supply could reduce reliance on the existing grid, although there are no details about generation capacity.The partners have not limited their ambitions to Japan, saying facilities and power projects could be developed elsewhere across Asia.Japan already hosts major operators including NTT Data and SoftBank, while Blackstone has announced a separate $30bn expansion programme in the coming years.Despite those investments, Japan remains well behind the United States and China in electricity use associated with installed computing facilities.According to the International Data Center Authority, US data centres consume 29.2GW of electricity, representing 43% of global data centre consumption.China accounts for 8.5GW, while Japan consumes only 1.7GW, equivalent to approximately 12.5% and 2.5%, respectively.However, Japan’s figure could rise as the government seeks ¥32.7tn, equivalent to $206bn, in public and private investment through 2035.This investment forms part of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s plan to support strategically important sectors.The programme includes cloud computing and data centre infrastructure among the areas designated for strategic investment through 2035.These planned investments therefore give Japan a larger role in the regional expansion of AI computing infrastructure and electricity supply. Via Financial Times

Openreach warns landline phones will stop working on January 31, 2027Legacy PTSN system is going digital, so users should switch nowOpenreach remind businesses and consumers alike to check their connectionsOpenreach has issued a reminder warning that the UK's legacy landline phone network will be switched off in less than 100 days.BT's infrastructure arm, responsible for deploying, maintaining and upgrading most of the country's networks, has reminded users the copper-based Public Switched Telephone Network (PTSN) network will be retired on January 31, 2027.There will be no extension to this cut-off, meaning users, both business and consumer alike, will need to ensure their systems are ready for the change.Time to switchThe news of the "big switch off", as Openreach's advice hub calls it, should not be a surprise, as plans were first announced to shut down the PSTN and ISDN networks by the end of 2025 back in 2017 - with the deadline later extended to 2027.It notes that the aging landline network is harder to maintain and more vulnerable to faults, whilst also being unable to keep up with the demands posed by modern usage.Openreach says it has already supported the migration of around 15 million lines off the old copper-based network, and although most of our homes and offices will have already switched to digital-based Internet Protocol (IP) fiber networks, there are a wide range of systems which still rely on PSTN connectivity.Among the items needing upgrading point-of-sale terminals in shops, fire and security alarms, and personal care alarms for elderly and vulnerable people.“Businesses and organisations that delay action are making things harder for themselves, noted James Lilley, Director of All-IP at Openreach."The straightforward migrations have largely been completed. What's left are the complex connections that underpin critical operations, requiring careful planning, supplier coordination, and thorough testing. We are urging businesses to act now, audit their remaining analogue services, and work with their communications provider on a migration plan today.”Openreach's website notes the move to digital phone lines will help provide users with a more reliable service, better-quality calls and smarter blocking of unwanted calls.It tells users to not wait until the deadline, and to get in contact with your service provider as soon as possible to get the move going.Anyone who has not switched by the January 2027 deadline may see limited service after that time, and may be moved to the Emergency Voice and Access Continuity (EVAc) service, a temporary emergency voice-only service which keeps basic voice calls working for a limited time.An FAQ includes the question "I don't want broadband. Can I have a phone line only?" but includes only a wishy-washy response - "If you have a phone line but don’t have broadband, your service provider will help you find the most suitable digital option for your needs."

Nearly 15 years in, Instagram has passed a new milestone: the app now reaches 3 billion monthly users, Mark Zuckerberg shared in a post on Threads. That's up from 2 billion monthly users in 2022.

Meta doesn't regularly share monthly or daily user numbers for its "family" of apps, but Facebook reached 2 billion daily users in 2023; WhatsApp passed 2 billion monthly users in 2020. The company reported 3.48 billion "daily active people" across facebook, WhatsApp and Messenger last quarter.

Meta shared the latest metric as it reportedly plans some significant changes to Instagram. According to Bloomberg, Meta will soon make Reels an even more prominent part of the app. Instagram exec Adam Mosseri told the publication that users will see a redesigned navigation bar that will "highlight private messaging and Reels." The company will also run a test in South Korea and India that will allow users to set Reels as the default feed for the app. (Instagram's newly-announced iPad app already makes Reels the default feed in order "to reflect how people use bigger screens today," the company has said.)

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We know what you’re thinking: there just isn’t enough AI around right now. Luckily for you, Donald Trump emphatically agrees. According to a new report from Reuters, his administration is assembling a number of executive actions that would significantly increase the energy supply used for expanding artificial intelligence. The US and China are currently battling it out to lead the way in the rapidly growing sector, but American companies will need more infrastructure to make the advances Trump wants.

"With the right Government policies, we can solidify our position as the global leader in AI and secure a brighter future for all Americans," he said back in January when signing an executive order in his first days in office that made clear his intention to reduce any regulatory hurdles to allow unchecked development in the area.

Reuters was told by sources that asked to remain anonymous that, if passed, the planned executive orders would "make it easier for power-generating projects to connect to the grid, and provide federal land on which to build the data centers needed to expand AI technology." The Trump administration is reportedly also planning to release an "AI action plan" and schedule a number of public events that promote its ongoing efforts.

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In the latest blow to what was generally a functional government, President Donald Trump wants to eliminate the independent agency in charge of issuing recalls and protecting US citizens from harmful products. The Office of Management and Budget has suggested the responsibilities of the Consumer Product Safety Commission should be folded into "a nonexistent division within the Department of Health and Human Services," according to a joint letter from lawmakers. And to seemingly start the process, Trump has fired the commission's three Democratic members without cause, The Washington Post reports.

Following a meeting with the Department of Government Efficiency, Commissioners Mary Boyle and Richard Trumka Jr. received emails on May 8 informing them they'd been fired. A third commissioner, Alexander Hoehn-Saric wasn't formerly fired, but shared via a statement on May 9 that the Acting Chairman of the commission was "preventing [him] from executing [his] duties."

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See you in court, Mr. President. pic.twitter.com/cSr114Q6gL— Commissioner Rich Trumka Jr. (@TrumkaCPSC) May 9, 2025

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Kick off: 7.45pm BST/ 2.45pm ET, Thursday, October 9.Watch England vs Wales for free on ITVX (UK restricted)Travelling outside the UK? Use NordVPN to unblock your ITVX accountEngland host Wales in an International derby that dates all the way back to 1879. The Three Lions will welcome the Welsh side to Wembley for the first time in 5 years as the two sides will be desperate for bragging rights over the other ahead of the World Cup Qualifiers.So how can you watch England vs Wales on ITVX from anywhere in the world? Is ITVX available as a mobile app?Here's our guide on how to watch England vs Wales for no cost at all.How to watch England vs Wales for free on ITVXITV's online streaming service, ITVX, will be broadcasting the international friendly on Thursday, 9th October, for free.What's great about ITVX's coverage is that you don't even need an ITVX subscription to watch England vs Wales, you just need a valid TV license and an email account and you're all set.First time using ITVX? 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Taking over from Gareth Southgate after his 8-year spell, Tuchel has a perfect record in competitive matches, winning all 5 World Cup qualifiers with his side yet to concede a goal. The only blemish on Tuchel's record so far is a 3-1 loss to the hands of Senegal in a friendly in June.Tuchel will be hoping to guide his side to an eighth consecutive win against Wales, a record that sees England unbeaten vs The Dragons since 1984. However, this will be no mean feat as his side face a Craig Bellamy Wales team that look completely rejuvenated in recent times.Since Craig Bellamy's appointment in July 2024, Wales have only lost twice across a 12-game span, with only one of those losses coming in a competitive outing. Their one competitive loss came at the hands of Belgium who they went toe-to-toe with in a 4-3 thriller.Bellamy has given Wales fans hope, proving that there is life to this team after Gareth Bale's retirement. 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It's music disc InceptionVinyl, CD, CD-R and CD-RW playback£299 (about $400 / AU$605)If you're feeling fancy this Christmas you could treat your guests to a turducken, a Cajun creation where a chicken is stuffed into a duck and the duck is then stuffed into a turkey*. Mixx Audio appears to have created the audio equivalent: its new Analog+ all-in-one music system features an integrated CD player built into a turntable, in the center of the platter so they're concentric circles."We wanted to create something truly distinctive," Mixx Audio CEO Prash Vadgama says, and I would say it's mission accomplished. It's very weird, but it makes sense for people who are short of space and want a single do-everything device.(Image credit: MIXX Audio)MIXX Analog+: Key features and specificationsInspired by the look of 1980s hi-fi components and available in black or white finishes, the Analog+ is a fully automatic record player with an Audio-Technica AT3600L cartridge and the ability to play both 7-inch and 12-inch records at 33 or 45rpm.There's both Bluetooth 5.3 and aux output. Everything is controllable via the included remote.It's a simple design with little visual clutter; all the controls are mounted on the front where there's also a small display to show you track progress and mode selection. But while it's simple, it's also very unusual, due to that top-loading CD mechanism in the center of the turntable.The CD player works with normal CDs, of course, but it also plays audio and data CD-R and CD-RW discs. It'll play WAV, MP3 and WMA files at up to 16-bit/44.1kHz, as well as 48kHz for WAV files.It's very odd, and to the best of my knowledge it's the first of its kind (Mixx certainly claims as much): there have been plenty of combined LP/CD players from all kinds of firms, but they have the CD transport as a more obviously separate mechanism to the turntable.Whether this is inspired or insanity will emerge when the reviews come in, but you can't deny Mixx's ability to think differently here.The Analog+ is available now for £299 (about $400 / AU$605).* I do wonder: what combinations were tried before they ended up with that one?Follow TechRadar on Google News and add us as a preferred source to get our expert news, reviews, and opinion in your feeds. Make sure to click the Follow button!And of course you can also follow TechRadar on TikTok for news, reviews, unboxings in video form, and get regular updates from us on WhatsApp too.