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The recent outage affecting Spectrum Internet subscribers in Los Angeles has brought to light a troubling trend in telecommunications infrastructure security: deliberate acts of va...

Apple TV Leads with Strong Privacy Features

In the ever-evolving landscape of streaming devices, Apple TV has carved out a unique position as a beacon of privacy in a sea of data-hungry competitors. While many smart TVs and...

Brembo’s Greentell Revolutionizes Brake Pads Using Laser Metal Deposition Technology

In a significant development for the automotive industry, Italian brake manufacturer Brembo has unveiled its innovative Greentell set, a breakthrough technology that reduces brake...

Broadcom Sends Cease-and-Desist Letters to Perpetual VMware Licensees

Broadcom continues to wage war on VMware customers, this time sending cease-and-desist letters to VMware perpetual licensees....

Roku Angers Users With Ads On Startup

Update: Roku reached out to clarify that, despite impacted users saying otherwise, "the ad is skippable. There is a close button on these...

Meta Admits Torrenting Pirated Books, Says It Did Not ‘Seed’ Them

Meta has filed a court document admitting it pirated terabytes wo...

Meta Pirated 80 TB of Copyrighted Books to Train AI

Meta is in hot water, with internals emails showing the company torrented more than 80 TB of copyrighted and pirated books from questionable online databas...

Ford & Volkswagen Shift Strategy As EV Demand Cools

Two of the world's largest automakers are shifting strategy, cutting back on EV investments as demand among consumers cools....

Rite Aid Data Breach Exposes 2.2 Million Customers’ Sensitive Information

Rite Aid is the latest company to suffer a massive data breach and is notifying some 2.2 million customers that their sensitive information was stolen....

Apple May Be The First Major Tech Company Fined Under The EU’s DMA

Apple may earn the dubious distinction being the first major tech company fined under the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA)....

Google Wants To Settle Incognito Browsing Class-Action Lawsuit

Google wants to settle a class-action lawsuit over accusations it continued tracking Chrome users even when its Incognito mode was active....

Honda Ends Deal With GM to Create Cheap EVs

Honda has ended a deal with GM to create cheap EVs, saying the endeavor proved too difficult and expensive to be tenable....

Google May Have Major Problems With Its Pixel Fold Display

Early reports and reviews are coming in on the Google Pixel Fold, and they show a disturbing number of issues with the display dying....

Spotify Purges Tens of Thousands of AI-Generated Songs

Spotify has purged tens of thousands of AI-generated songs as platforms struggle with where AI fits in with artistic creativity....

If You Want to Keep That Old Twitter Account, Log In Now

Twitter is preparing to purge old, inactive accounts unless users log in to them soon, according to Elon Musk....

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