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TechnologyMay 29

US Opens Safety Investigation Into Nearly 115,000 Rivian Electric Vehicles

Federal regulators are investigating Rivian EVs after suspension component failures caused vehicles to lose control.

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TechnologyJun 11

South Korea Fines Coupang $409 Million in Record Data Breach Penalty

South Korea imposed a record $409 million fine on e-commerce company Coupang for a personal data breach, marking the largest such penalty in the country's history.

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TechnologyJun 11

Instagram introduces algorithm customization feature for user feeds

Instagram will allow users to view and modify the topics its algorithm uses to curate their main feed content.

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TechnologyMay 24

Tech and Space Companies Eye Major Fundraising as AI Revolution Drives M&A Activity

Multiple technology companies are pursuing significant funding rounds and IPOs amid increased investor interest in AI and space ventures.

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TechnologyJun 4

Communities Push Back Against Data Center Expansion Amid Power, Water Concerns

Local governments and residents are increasingly challenging data center developments over utility costs and resource usage.

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TechnologyJun 11

Canada Introduces Legislation to Ban Social Media for Children Under 16

Canada has proposed new legislation that would prohibit social media access for children under 16 and regulate AI chatbots.

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TechnologyApr 30

U.S. Chipmaker Export Restrictions Target China's Hua Hong Semiconductor

The Biden administration ordered multiple semiconductor equipment companies to halt shipments to China's second-largest chipmaker.

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TechnologyJun 2

Blue Origin Launchpad Damage May Delay Operations Until 2028, NASA Official Says

A NASA official indicated that Blue Origin's damaged launchpad from a rocket explosion may not be restored until 2028.

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TechnologyApr 27

Supreme Court to Hear Case on Police Use of Google Location Data in Criminal Investigations

The Supreme Court will review whether police use of geofencing to access Google's location databases violates Fourth Amendment protections.

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TechnologyJun 4

Amazon Employees Attend City Council Meeting to Seek Data Center Regulations

Amazon workers publicly called for limits on data center projects at a city council meeting, marking what activists say is unprecedented action by Big Tech employees.

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TechnologyMay 5

Meta faces New Mexico trial over youth harm allegations with potential billion-dollar impact

Meta is defending against New Mexico's public nuisance lawsuit alleging the company's platforms harm young users, with the case carrying significant financial implications.

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TechnologyMay 9

Hacking Group ShinyHunters Targets Canvas Learning Platform, Defaces School Login Pages

ShinyHunters claimed responsibility for hacking Instructure's Canvas platform, defacing multiple school login pages with extortion messages.

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TechnologyJun 2

UK Adopts SpaceX Starshield for Military Operations as Space Industry Activity Expands

Britain has adopted SpaceX's Starshield satellite system for military use while the broader space and defense technology sector sees increased investment activity.

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TechnologyApr 24

Tesla Reports Q1 2026 Profit Growth Despite Hardware Limitations for Self-Driving

Tesla posted higher quarterly revenue and profits while CEO Musk acknowledged millions of vehicles cannot receive unsupervised self-driving capabilities.

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TechnologyMay 28

Oura Unveils Ring 5 with 40% Smaller Design and AI Health Features

Oura announced its Ring 5 wearable device, featuring a significantly smaller design, enhanced sensors, and new AI-powered health monitoring capabilities starting at $399.

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