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Google Confirms: Purchased Movies Remain AccessibleBusiness

Google Confirms: Purchased Movies Remain Accessible

A Google Play user reported their purchased 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy disappearing from their library, but the company insists it was a temporary technical issue. Similar incidents with digital purchases on Sony’s platform have raised concerns about the reliability of digital media storage. While Google compensated the user, access to the films was never restored, highlighting the risks of owning digital media.

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AI Data Center Developers Sue Local Authorities Over Construction BansBusiness

AI Data Center Developers Sue Local Authorities Over Construction Bans

AI data center developers are increasingly challenging local government bans and moratoriums on AI facility construction in U.S. courts. Developers argue that municipal authorities exceed their powers and violate due process and equal protection rights. While some lawsuits have led to overturned bans, tensions persist due to growing environmental and infrastructure concerns in affected communities.

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CoreWeave Extends Nvidia A100 GPU Deployment Until 2029: Legacy Chips Remain ProfitableHardware

CoreWeave Extends Nvidia A100 GPU Deployment Until 2029: Legacy Chips Remain Profitable

U.S.-based AI cloud provider CoreWeave has secured a contract to operate Nvidia A100 GPUs until 2029—nearly a decade after their initial release. The company confirmed that even outdated GPUs remain in high demand due to energy consumption constraints and data center infrastructure limitations. This challenges concerns about rapid obsolescence in AI chips, despite Nvidia's accelerated architectural update cycles.

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Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon C Specs for Budget LaptopsHardware

Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon C Specs for Budget Laptops

Qualcomm has finally disclosed the technical specifications of its Snapdragon C processor, designed for budget laptops priced around $300. Built on ARM architecture, the chipset features an 8-core Kryo CPU with a maximum clock speed of 3 GHz in single-thread mode and 2 GHz in multi-thread mode. The configuration includes four cores at 2.0 GHz and three at 2.6 GHz, though Qualcomm has not confirmed whether all eight cores can operate simultaneously. The total cache size is 2 MB.

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Fermi Appoints New CEO to Develop Nuclear-Powered AI CampusArtificial intelligence

Fermi Appoints New CEO to Develop Nuclear-Powered AI Campus

U.S. startup Fermi, specializing in nuclear-powered AI infrastructure, has appointed Lee McIntyre as its new CEO. McIntyre, former leader of CH2M Hill and TerraPower, joins Fermi following the departure of co-founder Toby Neugebauer in April. With 40 years of experience in large-scale energy projects, McIntyre previously served on Fermi’s board of directors, bringing critical expertise to the company’s ambitious AI campus initiative. His appointment aims to stabilize operations and accelerate Project Matador’s development.

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Massive Credential Leak in Supply Chain Software AttackSecurity

Massive Credential Leak in Supply Chain Software Attack

Cybercriminals launched a large-scale supply chain attack, resulting in the theft of terabytes of user credentials. Attackers compromised a popular AI package used by developers, gaining access to sensitive data for over 2,500 users. The incident highlights the vulnerability of the development ecosystem and the urgent need for stronger security measures when working with open-source libraries.

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MIT Names 35 Young Innovators and Exposes Threats of the 'Censorship-Industrial Complex'Artificial intelligence

MIT Names 35 Young Innovators and Exposes Threats of the 'Censorship-Industrial Complex'

MIT Technology Review’s annual review highlights 35 young innovators whose breakthroughs are reshaping the tech landscape. Key concerns include AI-driven cyberattacks, the commercialization of social platforms, and risks posed by autonomous AI agents. The report also examines the so-called 'censorship-industrial complex,' where technologies are weaponized to manipulate information and suppress free speech. Experts stress the urgent need for regulation to prevent abuses in this space.

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Grubhub to Pay $24M to Customers and Couriers Over Deceptive Ads and ViolationsBusiness

Grubhub to Pay $24M to Customers and Couriers Over Deceptive Ads and Violations

Over 640,000 customers and couriers of the food delivery service Grubhub will receive a total of $23.8 million in compensation. The payouts result from a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Illinois Attorney General. Key allegations included misleading advertisements about courier earnings, account suspensions for users, and unauthorized listings of restaurants on the platform. Most affected individuals will receive funds via mail checks or PayPal.

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Google Expands Quick Share Support to Pixel and iPhoneHardware

Google Expands Quick Share Support to Pixel and iPhone

Google has expanded Quick Share compatibility to include the Pixel 11, Pixel 8a, and 9a smartphones, as well as iPhones. This update enables seamless file sharing between Android and iOS devices without platform restrictions. The feature eliminates the need for third-party apps or cloud services, making data transfer faster and more convenient for users across different operating systems.

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Google Pixel 11: Four Innovative Camera FeaturesHardware

Google Pixel 11: Four Innovative Camera Features

The new Google Pixel 11 smartphone lineup introduces several camera enhancements that set it apart from competitors. Key innovations include Magic Capture for instant photography, the improved Instant Night Sight mode, and a built-in teleprompter for seamless video recording. These features showcase how artificial intelligence and hardware advancements are transforming mobile photography and videography.

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Apple Delays Base iPhone 18 Model Until 2025Hardware

Apple Delays Base iPhone 18 Model Until 2025

Apple is altering its iPhone release schedule, with the base iPhone 18 model now expected in Q1 2025 instead of fall 2024. This delay, confirmed by Pegatron executives during an investor call, prioritizes premium variants like the iPhone 18 Pro and foldable "Ultra" model for a fall 2024 debut. Analysts attribute the shift to persistent component shortages, including chips and memory, which are forcing manufacturers to optimize supply chains and focus on high-margin devices. The move aligns with industry rumors suggesting Apple’s long-term pivot toward premium offerings.

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New Indie Publisher Bets on Innovative Games with Unique GameplayDevelopment

New Indie Publisher Bets on Innovative Games with Unique Gameplay

Independent game publishers continue to push creative boundaries with unconventional mechanics. A new market entrant has unveiled a game where protagonist Diana gains the ability to see the future via an experimental neural implant. Players must explore these visions, selecting key moments to store in her memory—each choice drastically altering the unfolding plot. The project promises a unique gameplay experience where every decision influences the story’s progression.

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