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Jensen Huang Says AGI Is Coming Fast — And Nvidia Is Building the Road It Travels On
Jensen Huang thinks artificial general intelligence is closer than most people realize. Not in some distant, hazy future. Soon.In a wide-ranging conversation on the...
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Traefik’s Rise as a Kubernetes Ingress Standard Signals a Shifting Power Balance in Cloud Infrastructure
The infrastructure layer of cloud computing rarely makes headlines outside of developer circles. But when IBM's stewardship of a widely used open-source project starts drivin...
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EU Broadcasters Want Big Tech Reined In. The Financial Stakes Are Enormous.
Europe's traditional broadcasters are done playing nice. A coalition of the continent's biggest media companies — including the European Broadcasting Union, along with commer...
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FCC’s Ban on Chinese-Made Routers Reshapes the Networking Hardware Market — and Creates Clear Winners
The Federal Communications Commission just drew a hard line. On March 23, the agency announced a ban on imports of new Chinese-manufactured routers into the United States, ci...
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Japan’s 6,800-Mile Lunar Ring: What a $100 Billion Moon Project Means for Space Companies and Their Bottom Lines
Japan wants to build a ring of solar panels around the Moon. Not a small array. Not a modest installation. A 6,800-mile band stretching the entire lunar equator, beaming ener...
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The U.S. Treasury’s Insolvency Warning: What It Means for Bond Markets, Banks, and Corporate Balance Sheets
The United States government is technically insolvent. That's not the assessment of a fringe economist or a political provocateur. It comes straight from the...
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Mercedes-Benz Built a Car That Parks Itself Better Than You Do — And That’s Just the Start
The new Mercedes-Benz CLA might be the first car that makes parallel parking anxiety genuinely obsolete. Not in the vague, half-functional way automakers have promised for ye...
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The AI Agent Hired to Replace You Might Soon Replace Itself
An artificial intelligence company built to sell businesses on the promise of autonomous AI agents just demonstrated, with uncomfortable clarity, the logical endgame of that...
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The FBI Spent Millions Buying Americans’ Location Data — No Warrant Required
The Federal Bureau of Investigation paid commercial data brokers for access to Americans' precise location data, sidestepping the constitutional warrant requirements that wou...
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The Great Age Gate Deception: How Child Protection Laws Became a Trojan Horse for Mass Surveillance and a Death Sentence for Open-Source Software
Somewhere between the genuine desire to protect children online and the legislative text now moving through statehouses across America, something went badly wrong. A wave of...
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Elon Musk Found Liable for Fraud Over Secret Twitter Stock Purchases — and the Bill Could Be Staggering
A federal jury in San Francisco has concluded that Elon Musk committed securities fraud by concealing his massive stake in Twitter while continuing to buy shares on the open...
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Mister Rogers Returns to the Screen — This Time, YouTube Is His Neighborhood
Fred Rogers has been dead for more than two decades. His cardigan hangs in the Smithsonian. His name adorns a Pittsburgh bridge. And now, starting this month, his gentle voic...
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Opera GX Arrives on Linux, and the Gaming Browser Wars Just Got More Interesting
For years, Linux users who wanted Opera's gaming-flavored browser had exactly one option: wait. That wait is over.Opera GX, the company's browser tailored specifically...
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The Quiet Revolt Against Google’s Keyboard: Why Android Power Users Are Defecting to Open-Source Alternatives
For years, Gboard has been the default keyboard on virtually every Android phone shipped worldwide. Google's typing app comes pre-installed, deeply integrated with search, tr...
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The IEA Wants You to Work From Home to Save Fuel. Here’s Why That Matters More Than You Think.
The International Energy Agency just told the world something that would have sounded absurd a decade ago: stay home from work to conserve oil. Not as a pandemic measure. Not...
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