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Anti-AI backlash is real. So, is Google is making it worse?
Stord raises $250m to be the anti-Amazon. Amazon probably has not noticed
Apple Music appears to be testing tiered plans with skip limits
Snowflake signs $6 billion deal with AWS tied to Graviton and AI chips
Meta launches paid tiers across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Meta AI
Dstl completes trials of optical satellite links for UK forces
NASA awards Moon Base hardware contracts to Blue Origin, Astrolab, Lunar Outpost and Firefly Aerospace
Tesla's European recovery, but the competition is relentless
Two EV charging startups merge to control urban robotaxi infrastructure
SK Hynix solves the heat problem that's choking AI chips
SpaceX flies Starship and deploys Starlink simulators, but booster failure keeps Moon timeline tight
Micron jumps after after leading investment bank triples price target
Google has killed the Display Network as advertisers know it
If you aren't paying for the product, you are the product. Here's the true cost of giving your data awaytime
Pony AI CTO says simulations alone cannot win the robotaxi race
Zero-Day Clock finds AI cut exploit lead time from a year to a day
China EV exports are booming. So, where does this leave Detroit?
Reddit has competition as Meta launches app that allows Facebook users to post under a nickname
Anthropic in talks to run models on Microsoft’s Maya 200 chips
SpaceX files for IPO pitching $28.5 trillion AI opportunity
Google targets research sector with Gemini for Science
Google's search box is dead. What replaces it will reshape the internet
Washington just became a quantum computing investor, and it is not pretending otherwise
Nokia launches AI Networking Innovation Lab
At $5.5 trillion, Nvidia needs more than another blowout quarter
Samsung's chip workers just negotiated $340,000 bonuses and accidentally proved something about AI
Tesla expands supervised Full Self-Driving to Lithuania
Nvidia and Google Cloud are building the on-ramp for the next wave of AI developers
Google wants an AI agent sitting inside every marketer's workflow
Amazon will end support for Kindles made in 2012 or earlier
Google unveils Gemini for Science
Vast Space will sell 15 kW-class high-power satellite buses
Nvidia's first CPU lands at OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX, and the pitch is all about agents
Deep Robotics seeks 2.5 billion yuan Shanghai IPO
Apple Intelligence finds its most compelling use case in accessibility
AI's winner-takes-most economy is getting harder to ignore
Apple will kick off Worldwide Developers Conference on June 8
Google DeepMind launches climate-focused AI accelerator for Asia Pacific startups
Apple repurposes failed chips across products
Apple Watch Ultra 4 redesign could lift shipments 30% and signals Apple's plan to stretch the Ultra brand across its...
Fabric.AI is targeting the AI infrastructure bottleneck that nobody outside data centres talks about
Meta's incognito AI mode is the first product from a major tech company that claims it cannot read your AI conversations
The CMA's Microsoft investigation is about AI as much as it is about Office, and the timing is no coincidence
Tesla's robotaxi fleet has quadrupled in six weeks but remains a rounding error against Waymo, and the gap reveals a...
NVIDIA partners with Ineffable Intelligence on reinforcement-learning infrastructure
Adaption's AutoScientist is a bet that the next frontier in AI is not bigger models but smarter training, and the ped...
Samsung negotiations collapse before planned chip strike
Microsoft's $26bn return on OpenAI is the easy part of the maths the harder question is what happens when the partner...
Google is killing the Chromebook brand to chase the AI laptop market, and the gamble reveals how thoroughly Microsoft...
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