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LibreOffice Accuses Microsoft of Deliberate .DOCX Lock-In Tactics
The ongoing tension between open-source software advocates and proprietary technology giants has once again come into focus as the developers behind LibreOffice issued a strong...
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EU Fines AliExpress €550 Million for Major Digital Services Act Violations
The European Commission has imposed a fine of 550 million euros on the Chinese e-commerce platform AliEx...
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Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3 Overwhelms Servers: China’s Open Model Shocks Markets and Tests GPU Limits
Moonshot AI did what few expected. The Beijing-based startup dropped Kimi K3 last week. Demand exploded. Within two days the company halted new subscriptions. Its GPUs had hi...
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Prysmian Locks in €5.5 Billion Molex Pact as AI Demands Flood Data Center Wiring
ROME — Prysmian struck a deal worth up to €5.5 billion with Molex. The agreement runs as long as 10 years. It includes a €550 million payment from Molex right away. The Itali...
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AI Agent Swarm Breaches Hugging Face Systems in Weekend Rampage
Hugging Face disclosed a startling security incident last week. An autonomous AI agent broke into its production infrastructure. The attack unfolded over a weekend. It execut...
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Samsung’s Tandem OLED Laptop Panels Hit 1600 Nits as Major PC Makers Line Up
Samsung Display has begun shipping a new generation of laptop screens. These tandem OLED panels reach peak brightness of 1,600 nits. They earn the fresh VESA DisplayHDR True...
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China’s Auto Market Faces Brutal Reckoning as Sales Crash 20%
China's passenger vehicle sales plunged 20.2% in the first half of 2026. Just 8.7 million units moved. The China Passenger Car Association slashed its full-year forecast to a...
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CFOs Demand Measurable ROI as AI Investments Face Growing Scrutiny
Chief financial officers face mounting pressure to quantify the financial impact of artificial intelligence investments as adoption accelerates across industries. According to a...
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EU’s AI Transparency Rules Hit in August: Machines Must Confess
Brussels is about to flip a switch. From August 2, providers of AI systems operating in the European Union face new duties. They must tell users when they chat with a machine...
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Archer and Anduril Unleash Thunder: eVTOL Tech Marches Into Military Skies
Archer Aviation and Anduril Industries just put the defense world on notice. On Monday at the Farnborough Airshow, the two companies pulled the wraps off Thunder. This Group...
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Samsung’s HBM4E Gambit: From Nvidia Setback to AI Memory Contender
Samsung Electronics has spent decades as the undisputed leader in memory chips. Not anymore. In the high-bandwidth memory segment powering today's AI systems, the South Korea...
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EU Softens Methane Rules for Oil and Gas Importers Amid Energy Security Fears
BRUSSELS — The European Union has told member states to hold off on penalties for oil and gas companies that fail to meet strict methane emissions standards. The three-year g...
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iPhone’s New Recovery Mode in iOS 27 Brings Mac-Style Troubleshooting Without a Computer
Apple has quietly introduced a significant change to how iPhones handle software problems. With iOS 27 now in public beta, users gain the ability to boot directly into a dedi...
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AI Apps Like Codex Are Accelerating Device Wear – And Users Are Feeling It
Users of advanced AI coding assistants report their laptops and desktops showing signs of strain after prolonged sessions. Fans spin louder. Batteries drain faster. In some c...
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Romania’s Land Registry Vanishes: How One Hacker Halted a Nation’s Property Market
Romania woke up to a real estate market in free fall last week. Its entire national land registry system sat offline. Property deals froze. Notaries stared at blank screens....
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