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Qualcomm’s New Chip Aims to Bring 5G to Millions in Emerging Markets

Qualcomm introduced the Snapdragon 4s Gen 2 chip, aiming to expand 5G accessibility to 2.8 billion smartphone users in cost-sensitive markets like India and Latin America. This entry-level chip, unveiled…

Meta Launches AI Studio for Custom Chatbots on Instagram

Meta has launched AI Studio, a new tool that enables Instagram creators and users in the US to create AI versions of themselves. This feature allows these AI personas to…

Intel Avoids UK Sales Ban in Patent Dispute with R2

Intel secured a legal victory in London on Wednesday, defeating U.S. competitor R2 Semiconductor in a significant patent dispute. The case revolved around R2’s claim that Intel had infringed on…

Potential U.S. Restrictions on AI Memory Chips Could Impact China’s Tech Sector

The United States is contemplating new unilateral restrictions on China’s access to advanced AI memory chips, specifically targeting products from companies like Micron Technology, SK Hynix, and Samsung, according to…

NASA Shifts from Cable to Streaming with NASA+

NASA is set to shut down its NASA TV cable channel in late August, transitioning all its content to the on-demand streaming service, NASA+. The agency’s modernization efforts are focused…

Nvidia Gains Momentum with 13% Stock Surge

Nvidia shares jumped 13% on Wednesday following remarks from major customer Microsoft and rival chipmaker AMD, suggesting that the demand for AI server infrastructure, heavily reliant on Nvidia’s GPUs, remains…

Meta Agrees to Pay $1.4 Billion in Texas Biometric Data Lawsuit

Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, has agreed to a $1.4 billion settlement with the state of Texas. The settlement resolves a lawsuit accusing Meta of illegally using facial…

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip Finds New Role as Police Bodycam

Samsung has recently highlighted an unconventional use of its Galaxy Z Flip series smartphones, promoting them as tools for law enforcement. In a recent post on Samsung’s newsroom, the company…

North Korean Hacker Infiltrates US Security Firm, Attempts Malware Attack

KnowBe4, a US-based security vendor specializing in security awareness training, revealed that it accidentally hired a North Korean hacker who attempted to install malware within its systems. This incident serves…

OpenAI Rolls Out Advanced Voice Mode for ChatGPT to Select Users

OpenAI has begun rolling out an advanced Voice Mode for ChatGPT, designed to enhance the user experience with more natural, real-time conversations. Starting today, July 31, a select group of…

Fisker Faces Potential Liquidation as Heights Capital Seeks Chapter 7

Fisker, an electric vehicle (EV) startup, is at a critical juncture in its bankruptcy proceedings, with its primary secured lender, Heights Capital Management, playing a central role. The main issue…

Sabotage Strikes Paris Olympics: Internet Cables Cut, Services Disrupted

On the morning of July 11, 2024, several long-distance internet cables were cut in multiple locations across France, causing widespread disruption to internet services during the Paris Olympics. This incident…

Elon Musk Shares Doctored Kamala Harris Video on X, Sparking AI Concerns

Elon Musk recently shared a doctored video of Vice President Kamala Harris on his social media platform, X. The video, which has been modified using AI, includes a deepfake voiceover…

WeRide Expands Globally Amid Rising AI Adoption in Transportation

Self-driving technology company WeRide is pushing forward with its global expansion as the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the transportation sector gains momentum. The firm, known for its innovations…

Australia Could Become New Base for SpaceX’s Starship Landings

SpaceX is in discussions with officials from the United States and Australia to gain approval for landing and recovering one of its Starship rockets off the Australian coast. This potential…

Typo on AMD Ryzen 9000 Processors Causes Recall

AMD has delayed the launch of its Ryzen 9000 series CPUs, initially scheduled for July 31, because of a surprising issue—a typo on the chips themselves. The mislabelling involves the…

Apple Debuts Apple Intelligence in iOS 18.1 Developer Beta

Apple has introduced its initial set of Apple Intelligence features as part of the iOS 18.1 developer beta, now available for testing. This rollout also includes betas for iPadOS 18.1…

Paris Olympics: How AI is Changing Broadcasts

NBCUniversal is implementing advanced AI technology for the U.S. broadcast of the Paris Olympics, offering a unique viewing experience compared to European broadcasts. The company, part of Comcast, will use…

Apple Turns to Google Chips for AI Models, Leaves Nvidia Behind

Apple’s recent research paper revealed that the company is not using Nvidia GPUs to train its AI models, opting instead for chips designed by Alphabet’s Google. This marks a significant…

Tesla Warns Against Wet Towel Charging Trick

Tesla has issued a warning to its customers about the “wet towel” trick, a popular but potentially dangerous practice used during the charging process at Supercharger stations. This advisory comes…