TechnologyMar 5
Apple Launches $599 MacBook Neo, Its Most Affordable Laptop
Apple announced the MacBook Neo, a budget-friendly laptop starting at $599 that uses the A18 Pro chip and comes in multiple colors.
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TechnologyMay 20
Airbnb Expands Beyond Home Rentals to Hotels, Car Rentals and Storage Services
Airbnb is adding hotels, car rentals and luggage storage to its platform as CEO Brian Chesky positions the company to become a broader travel services marketplace.
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TechnologyApr 23
Nokia Beats Earnings Estimates as CEO Warns of European AI Infrastructure Gap
Nokia reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings driven by data center growth, while CEO highlighted Europe's lag in AI infrastructure development.
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TechnologyMay 14
Netflix CEO Clarifies Sports Strategy; Microsoft Hints at Xbox Game Pass China Expansion
Netflix's co-CEO discussed the company's sports streaming approach while Microsoft code references suggest Game Pass expansion to China.
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TechnologyMay 19
FBI Seeks Nationwide License Plate Camera Access for Real-Time Vehicle Tracking
The FBI is requesting access to license plate recognition cameras across the United States to track vehicles in near real-time.
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TechnologyMar 24
FCC Bans Imports of Foreign-Made Consumer Routers Over Security Concerns
The Federal Communications Commission has prohibited imports of new consumer networking equipment manufactured outside the United States, citing national security risks.
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TechnologyMar 6
EU Authorities Shut Down Major Cybercriminal Forum LeakBase
US and EU law enforcement dismantled LeakBase, described as one of the world's largest online forums for cybercriminals sharing stolen data and hacking tools.
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TechnologyApr 17
Roblox Introduces Age-Based Accounts with Enhanced Safety Controls for Young Users
Gaming platform Roblox is implementing new account types designed to create separate environments for children and teens with built-in safety features.
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TechnologyApr 20
North Korean Hackers Steal $290M in Cryptocurrency as Crypto Market Shows Mixed Activity
North Korean hackers conducted the largest crypto theft of 2024, stealing $290 million from Kelp DAO, while other crypto platforms see significant activity.
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TechnologyMar 13
Iran-linked hackers target US infrastructure during Middle East conflict
Pro-Iranian hackers have increased cyberattacks on US targets since February 28, including medical device company Stryker and attempts on critical infrastructure.
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TechnologyMar 19
Uber to Invest Up to $1.25 Billion in Rivian for Robotaxi Partnership
Uber and Rivian announced a multi-year deal to deploy up to 50,000 autonomous electric vehicles for ride-hailing services.
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TechnologyApr 28
Energy Infrastructure Faces Pressure as Tech Expansion Drives Power Demand
Rising electricity needs from data centers and technology expansion are impacting energy costs and infrastructure development timelines.
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TechnologyMay 13
Ransomware Group Claims Cyberattack on Electronics Manufacturer Foxconn
A ransomware group has claimed responsibility for hacking Foxconn, the major electronics manufacturer that produces devices for Apple, Google, and Nvidia.
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TechnologyMay 2
BlackBerry Software Powers 275 Million Vehicles Despite Mobile Phone Exit
BlackBerry has found new revenue through automotive software embedded in hundreds of millions of cars worldwide.
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TechnologyJun 6
Plug-In Solar Systems Gain Popularity in U.S. as Energy Costs Rise
Small-scale plug-in solar installations are growing in popularity across the United States as rising energy costs drive consumer interest.
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