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Pentagon pauses the cyber audit rule that was pushing small suppliers out

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Twelve states are suing to stop the Paramount-Warner deal that Washington already waved through

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Tesla’s Cybercab drove across a car park, and the real news happened two days earlier

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Google’s big Waze AI update includes a button that makes the app shut up

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Intel is putting 5 billion euros into Ireland, and Europe just got one of the few EUV fabs on the continent

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Nadella says you pay for AI twice, and Microsoft helped build the trap

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AI is ending older workers’ careers early, and it is coming for the well-paid ones first

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The web is now mostly bots. Cloudflare is rebuilding its defences around that

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Valarian raised $50m to help governments use US cloud without losing control of it

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The EU has stopped sanctioning Russian hackers and started sanctioning the machine that makes them

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Helsing raises $1.8bn at an $18bn valuation, and its cap table tells a story

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Meta’s Hyperion data centre hit $50bn, and split a Louisiana town in two

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200 economists just admitted they can’t see where AI is taking the economy

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Monzo founder Tom Blomfield joins Anthropic’s compute team

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Decoupling from China would cost the West $23.6tn

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France thinks cheap power is its AI edge. Now it must decide who plugs in

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Cursor is building a Claude Cowork rival, and Musk may decide its fate

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The AI boom broke the memory market, and the bust could be brutal

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Bosses want you to use AI. Then they credit the AI

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Australia’s AI copyright fight now has a datacentre price tag

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Meta’s AI detector can’t catch its own cropped fakes

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Apple’s lawsuit is already hurting OpenAI, long before a verdict

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‘Scam Altman’: inside Musk and Altman’s weekend war on X

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Never-skilling: the research says juniors using AI never learn to debug

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Yann LeCun’s new VC fund lasted eight hours. Then it vanished

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The most innovative calorie tracking apps of 2026

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Shein is set for its Hong Kong listing hearing on Thursday

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Xi Jinping will give the keynote at China’s flagship AI summit for the first time

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Raxio raises its funding pool to $380m and heads for Tanzania

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EU to propose limits on children’s social media access, Ursula von der Leyen says

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South Korea flags a record $530bn budget, paid for by the AI chip boom

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TCS bets on 8,900 AI deployment engineers to defend India’s IT services model

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TSMC breaks ground on more advanced packaging fabs in Chiayi

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Samsung pulls its first Yongin chip plant forward to 2029

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Ubisoft is in crisis, and a 13-year-old pirate game is part of the escape plan

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Netflix is reportedly considering always-on channels and bundles, which is to say, cable

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AI has triggered the biggest gas-plant building boom in history, and a quiet fight to stop it

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Zhipu’s founder says frontier AI should stay open to everyone. His own government may disagree.

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Meta spent a year being punished for its AI spending. Then it told investors how it would get the money back.

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The AI race has quietly stopped being about who has the biggest model

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Amazon has cut 57,000 jobs, and the people who kept theirs are not fine either

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While Neuralink drills into skulls, China’s BrainCo is betting brain tech will be something you wear

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AI bosses say demand is ‘almost unlimited’. The market is no longer taking their word for it.

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Most Americans now say the public should own half of the big AI companies

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Chinese developers are climbing the firewall to pay more for GPT-5.6, and doing the maths on why

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Cure cancer, cage the chatbots: Congress’s contradictory week on AI

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Beijing flagged Claude Code as a back door, and Chinese coding tools are lining up to take its place

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The 6 best scar creams that complement today’s consumer beauty tech

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The EU says autoplay and infinite scroll are illegal. Meta has until it responds to disagree.

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OpenAI has folded safety into research again. Its head of safety is leaving.

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