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Epic Games CEO says Fortnite won't return to Japan, though, because the new rules still require high fees.

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Spotify and Accenture caught in crossfire as Trump attacks EU tech regulations.

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I don’t want Copilot for Christmas.

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Mozilla has always believed that technology should serve people — not the other way around. As we enter a moment of rapid change in how people experience the internet and AI, we’re focused on building products that are private, transparent, and put people in control. Today, we’re excited to take an important step forward in that work by welcoming John Solomon as Mozilla’s new Chief Marketing Officer.

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OpenAI is looking to populate its flagship chatbot with a host of new user experiences.

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The company said that it would revisit opportunities for third-party partnerships in the future.

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hands on: Powered by the original mobile Linux OS with crowdsourced specs

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DRAM shortages may lead to the return of 4GB RAM smartphones and microSD slots by 2026, with flagship devices seeing a slowdown in RAM upgrades.

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Ulefone has already made a name for itself in the rugged smartphone business. Now, it's got a sub-brand that's focused on more niche innovations for people who want more differentiated devices – and its first flagship product is quite something.

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The Bluesky contact-matching feature is opt-in and your data won't be used to spam your friends, the social network says.

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We’ve talked about the Australian social media ban that went into effect last week, how dumb it is, and why it’s already a mess.

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Chinese satellite came within 200m of Starlink-6079, travelling at ~17,400mph.

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The approvals were required under Israel’s Land Law because Nvidia is a foreign-controlled company. The deal will allow the global technology giant to establish a new development campus on state land, allocated without a public tender and at a 51% discount.

The proposed 51% land discount is valued at tens of millions of shekels. Officials cited the significant economic impact on northern Israel, noting that thousands of employees would work directly at the campus and that hundreds of additional businesses are expected to benefit from providing services to the site.

According to the plan, Nvidia will build a unique, large-scale campus unlike any previously seen in Israel, modeled in part on the company’s headquarters in Santa Clara, California. The project is expected to span approximately 160,000 square meters and employ about 8,000 workers

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