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According to TechSpot, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five major TV manufacturers—Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, and TCL—over claims they use "Automated Content Recognition"…
According to Wired, Microsoft is finally killing off the obsolete and vulnerable RC4 encryption cipher that Windows has supported by default for 26 years. The…
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According to TechSpot, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five major TV manufacturers—Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, and TCL—over claims they use "Automated Content Recognition"…
SoftBank is considering a massive acquisition to fuel its AI ambitions. The Japanese giant is in talks to buy data center operator Switch, which is seeking about $50 billion. This follows SoftBank’s heavy investment in OpenAI and its Stargate project.
A recent Forbes piece pushes back against calls to restrict Nvidia’s AI chip sales to China. The argument centers on free markets, innovation cycles, and the impracticality of controlling technology. It’s a classic trade debate with a high-tech twist.
Students at Washington University in St. Louis protested to uncover the true cost of a massive Workday implementation. The final price tag? Nearly $266 million over seven years. This follows a pattern of costly and troubled rollouts of the enterprise software at other major institutions.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 lineup is set to go all-in on the Qi2 wireless charging standard. Leaks point to a suite of magnetic cases and new power accessories designed to unlock faster 25W wireless charging, especially for the Ultra model. The full launch is expected in late February 2026.
A record 306 S&P 500 companies mentioned AI last quarter, six times the pre-ChatGPT rate. Yet, nearly 40% still aren’t talking about it, and their stocks are lagging. Is this a sign of substance or just market mania?
Qualcomm has acquired Ventana Micro Systems, a company developing server processors based on the open-source RISC-V architecture. The move aims to bolster Qualcomm’s CPU capabilities and its push into data center and AI chips.
Microsoft is pushing Windows 11 hard as a gaming platform in 2025, with new ASUS handhelds, serious upgrades for Arm devices, and a big boost to ray tracing performance. The focus is on portable play and closing long-standing performance gaps.
Disney is licensing characters to OpenAI, sparking union fears. Apple may be planning a huge run of folding iPhones. Plus, the EU scraps its 2035 combustion engine ban and police warn of a robot uprising.
