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Relay Startup Shuts Down: Team Joins Google ChromeArtificial intelligence

Relay Startup Shuts Down: Team Joins Google Chrome

The AI automation startup Relay, once positioned as an alternative to Zapier, has announced its shutdown. Founder and CEO Jacob Bank revealed that paid user access will be disabled on September 14, while free accounts were already blocked on August 15. Part of the team, including Bank, is joining Google to focus on AI tool development for Chrome. Bank emphasized that Chrome will serve as the primary platform for integrating AI agents to help users automate routine tasks without compromising creative control.

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TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: Discounts Up to $300 on Tickets Until August 21Business

TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: Discounts Up to $300 on Tickets Until August 21

The largest tech conference, TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, is offering discounts of up to $300 on individual and group tickets until August 21. The event will take place from October 13 to 15 in San Francisco, gathering over 10,000 startup founders, investors, and tech community representatives. This year’s focus is on business growth in the era of artificial intelligence, making it a must-attend for industry leaders.

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Underground Hydrogen: A New Hope for Clean Energy?Business

Underground Hydrogen: A New Hope for Clean Energy?

Traditional hydrogen production relies on energy-intensive processes with significant CO₂ emissions. However, natural underground hydrogen reservoirs, formed by geological reactions, could revolutionize clean energy. While startups and research teams actively explore these deposits, no commercial viability has been confirmed yet. Recent findings from Canada’s Kidd Creek mine offer promising breakthroughs in this emerging field.

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Pokémon Center Data Breach: UK and German Customers AffectedSecurity

Pokémon Center Data Breach: UK and German Customers Affected

Pokémon Center has notified customers in the UK and Germany about a data breach affecting their personal information following a cyberattack on logistics provider CEVA Logistics. The incident compromised order details, including names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses. Some orders were canceled, while others face delays due to disruptions at eight European warehouses. The attack on CEVA also impacted other retailers, including Valve, whose European customers encountered similar issues.

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Windows Server 2022 Ends Mainstream Support in 60 DaysSecurity

Windows Server 2022 Ends Mainstream Support in 60 Days

Microsoft has warned system administrators about the upcoming end of mainstream support for Windows Server 2022. After October 13, 2026, the server OS will transition to extended support, which will only include critical security updates. The final support end date is October 14, 2031. The company recommends planning an upgrade to Windows Server 2025, now available for testing and deployment.

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Alibaba Sells Gaming Studio Lingxi for $1.5B to Fuel AI DevelopmentBusiness

Alibaba Sells Gaming Studio Lingxi for $1.5B to Fuel AI Development

Alibaba has agreed to sell its gaming studio Lingxi to Asian investment fund Trustar Capital for $1.5–2 billion, enabling the company to redirect funds toward AI infrastructure development. Lingxi, known for its mobile strategy game *Three Kingdoms: Strategy Edition*, will fully transition to new ownership while retaining its management team. The divestment aligns with Alibaba’s strategic focus on AI and cloud technologies, where it plans to invest over $53 billion.

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Court Allows Nine PBS to Retrieve 50TB of Archival Data After Hosting Provider’s BankruptcySecurity

Court Allows Nine PBS to Retrieve 50TB of Archival Data After Hosting Provider’s Bankruptcy

US non-profit broadcaster Nine PBS will recover 50 terabytes of archival data spanning 70 years of television history. A Colorado state court ruled that the company is entitled to access the data stored on Iron Mountain’s servers after its cloud provider, Open Source Storage (OSS), ceased operations. The dispute began in March 2026 when OSS abruptly blocked access despite an expiring contract. Nine PBS was forced to take legal action to prove ownership of the archive and secure its return.

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Woot Summer Sale: Up to 85% Off Gaming GearHardware

Woot Summer Sale: Up to 85% Off Gaming Gear

Woot has launched a major summer sale on gaming equipment, offering discounts of up to 85% on keyboards, headsets, controllers, and accessories. The promotion runs until August 24, but many items are already sold out, so act fast. Today, August 17, an additional 20% discount applies with the promo code GAMER20 (max savings $40). Top brands like HyperX, SteelSeries, Razer, and Neat are featured, with devices compatible for both PC and consoles. Don’t miss the chance to upgrade your gaming setup at unbeatable prices.

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GitHub Outage: Global Service Disruption Confirmed by MicrosoftDevelopment

GitHub Outage: Global Service Disruption Confirmed by Microsoft

The world's largest platform for hosting IT projects, GitHub, is experiencing severe global availability issues. The outage has disrupted core services including API functionality, GitHub Actions automation, SAML/OIDC authentication, repository uploads, and Pull Requests. According to GitHub's status page, errors affect 20% of users accessing the web interface and API, while repository archive and source code downloads face a 50% failure rate. Developers report inability to access repositories, commits, and Pull Request pages, severely disrupting team workflows globally.

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Bede Liu, Pioneer of Digital Signal Processing, Passes AwayDevelopment

Bede Liu, Pioneer of Digital Signal Processing, Passes Away

At the age of 91, Bede Liu, an American engineer and scientist, passed away. His groundbreaking research from the 1970s–1980s became the cornerstone for low-power processors powering cellular networks, video streaming, and internet communications. Liu’s contributions spanned theory, algorithms, and practical solutions now embedded in billions of devices worldwide.

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How to Turn an Old Android Smartphone into a Raspberry Pi AlternativeHardware

How to Turn an Old Android Smartphone into a Raspberry Pi Alternative

Soaring prices of Raspberry Pi single-board computers have pushed enthusiasts to seek alternatives. One viable option is repurposing an old Android smartphone as a portable device for projects. Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, battery, and powerful processors make it attractive, but significant limitations exist. For instance, the lack of GPIO pins and challenges in installing Linux distributions without rooting restrict its versatility.

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Best Deals of the Week: Record-Low Prices on Gadgets & AccessoriesHardware

Best Deals of the Week: Record-Low Prices on Gadgets & Accessories

This week, the gadget and accessory market offers some of the most attractive prices seen in recent times. CNET experts have curated top deals that let you save up to 50% on high-quality devices. Leading the pack are portable chargers, gaming mice, Bluetooth trackers, and wireless headphones. All products have been verified for authentic discounts and positive user reviews.

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