Technology
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Nvidia Earnings Loom as AI Infrastructure Becomes Investment Focus
in AIAll eyes are on a major AI hardware leader as its upcoming earnings release could steer the next wave of infrastructure investing. The chatter centers on the deeper layers of AI—energy, networking, and foundational tech—where the real growth might unfold beyond the obvious AI gains.
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FuboTV Channel Store Unveiled: A Central Hub for Premium Streaming
in TechnologyFuboTV introduces a centralized Channel Store that brings premium streaming services into one familiar app. Say goodbye to juggling multiple apps as discovery and viewing get a seamless upgrade. Could this be the future of hassle-free streaming?
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Sling’s $4.99 ESPN Day Pass Lets You Watch Monday Night Football
in TechnologyFootball fans wanting Monday Night Football without a big cable bill can grab Sling’s ESPN day pass for just $4.99. A single-game, no-subscription option that’s flexible and affordable—perfect for a one-off night of football. There are a few caveats to keep in mind before you tune in.
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CoreWeave Backlog Surges to $55.6B as AI Deals Expand; Will Capacity Keep Up?
in AICoreWeave just posted a blockbuster quarter, led by a swelling backlog and major AI cloud partnerships that could reshape its trajectory. Yet capacity questions linger as the company scales to meet surging demand. A defining moment in the race to power AI at scale.
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Slack outage leaves users in the dark as status page shows green
in TechnologySlack hit a major outage on a busy Monday, leaving thousands in limbo as status pages clashed with real-time reports. With no official timeline, teams are reassessing reliability and contingency plans in a world that runs on digital collaboration. A reminder that even essential tools can pause, and resilience matters.
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Early Black Friday Apple Deals: Save on AirPods Pro 2, iPad Mini, MacBook Air and More
in TechnologyEarly Black Friday is delivering bold discounts on Apple favorites. From AirPods Pro 2 to the iPad Mini and the MacBook Air, these limited-time deals bring premium tech to more wallets this season.
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TSMC Surges on AI Demand as Smartphone Revival Boosts Revenue
in TechnologyTwo engines are shaping a leading chipmaker’s future: AI-powered demand driving high-performance computing, and a resurgence in legacy smartphone sales. The resulting mix promises an intriguing and evolving trajectory for this tech giant.
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Maiden Flight for Anduril’s YFQ-44A as U.S. Air Force Advances Autonomous Fighter Program
in TechnologyTwo new autonomous fighter designs push the edge of unmanned aviation as the Air Force advances its Collaborative Combat Aircraft program. Anduril’s YFQ-44A just completed its maiden flight, signaling a rapid shift toward autonomous air power and closer ties with crewed aircraft. The coming tests will reveal how these systems might redefine future combat operations.
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Amazon’s AI Push: The Quiet Engine Behind Cloud and Retail Growth
in AIAmazon is steering into a bold AI-driven era that blends cloud leadership with retail scale and cutting-edge chips. From rapid AWS expansion to AI-powered shopping and logistics, the company is expanding its infrastructure—and its ambitions—at an impressive pace. The shift could redefine how AI, cloud, and big-brand retail intersect in the years ahead.
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Vince Gilligan’s Pluribus Teases a Dark Fight Against Happiness
in AIVince Gilligan’s new series, Pluribus, teases a bold mix of dark humor and science fiction. It follows Carol Sturka, a frustrated fantasy author, as a mysterious infection begins to reshape humanity. As technology and AI creep into every facet of life, questions about individuality, belonging, and the cost of comfort take center stage. With wit,…
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Twitch Backlash Over Emiru Incident Sparks Calls for Safer Events
in TechnologyAn apology over the Emiru incident at TwitchCon has sparked a fierce backlash, with critics accusing Twitch of dishonesty and inconsistent discipline. As safety demands, leadership accountability, and sponsor attention converge, fans wonder what real change will look like.
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Morocco launches 5G rollout with 2 Gbps speeds ahead of CAN 2025 and World Cup 2030
in TechnologyMorocco’s 5G rollout signals a bold new phase for the country’s digital ambitions. As coverage widens and speeds soar, connectivity could transform everyday life, business, and the experience of upcoming global events—helping position Morocco as a regional tech hub.
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Fubo rolls out quarterly sports bundle with new channels and upfront savings
in TechnologyFubo shakes up its sports lineup with a new quarterly plan for the Fubo Sports skinny bundle—tailored for fans who want more live action and less fluff. Expect exclusive networks and expanding coverage that leans into betting and motorsports, all arriving as the season heats up and more channels roll in.
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SpaceX Supercharges Starlink With Multibillion-Dollar Spectrum Buy Ahead of Inflight Internet Push
in TechnologySpaceX is turbocharging Starlink with a fresh multi-billion spectrum purchase, accelerating its move into direct-to-cell and inflight internet. As airline partnerships expand and the user base grows worldwide, the satellite network is widening its reach farther than ever before.
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SentinelOne Expands AI Security with Open-Source MCP Server and Prompt Security Suite
in AISentinelOne is reshaping AI security with fresh acquisitions, new tools, and smarter AI teammates. A real-time, AI-ready data pipeline joins the Singularity Platform, while four Prompt Security products aim to corral generative AI use across thousands of tools. Add agentic auto-investigations and Slack-ready alerts from Purple AI, plus an open-source MCP Server to build custom…
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Siemens Mobility and SBB Drive Swiss Rail Digital Interlockings
in TechnologySwitzerland’s rail network is poised for a digital upgrade. A long-term collaboration will centralize interlocking control and introduce advanced signaling technology to boost capacity and reliability while advancing sustainability goals for both passengers and freight. The transformation signals a new era of efficient, resilient rail mobility across the country.
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Huawei Mate 70 Air Unveiled: Ultra-Thin 7-Inch Flagship with 6500mAh Battery
in TechnologyHuawei’s Mate 70 Air enters the premium slim category, promising big ideas in a sleek shell. A 7-inch AMOLED display tucked into a 6.6mm chassis, paired with a mighty battery and fast charging, hints at serious portable power. Two Kirin chip options, HarmonyOS 5.1 AI features, and a versatile camera setup suggest a flagship built…
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Jeopardy! AI-Label Backlash After John Pork Clue; Ken Jennings Apologizes
in AIA Jeopardy! clue about a viral pig-figure labeled as “AI-generated” sparked a lively debate over creativity, accuracy, and tech in the media age. Ken Jennings weighs in with humor and humility, signaling a broader conversation about how we label and mislabel the digital world. This moment hints at bigger questions about truth, memory, and technology…
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PlayStation Portal Tops Remote Play as Two-Player Cloud Streaming Arrives for PS Plus Premium
in TechnologySony’s PlayStation Portal is shaking up Remote Play, boasting unusually high engagement within its own ecosystem. An upcoming November 5 update adds cloud streaming for PlayStation Plus Premium members, letting two players enjoy different games at once—one on PS5 and one on the Portal. With rising enthusiasm and fresh features on the way, the Portal…
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K2 Thinking: The 1-Trillion Open-Source AI Shaking Up the AI Race
in AIA bold new AI model from a Chinese lab is turning heads with high-quality writing and a novel “interleaved thinking” approach. As it challenges established benchmarks and accelerates the momentum of open models, the AI landscape could be on the cusp of rapid shifts—hinting at big changes for the next era of intelligent tooling.
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InedibleOchotense: Russian-linked Group Impersonates ESET in Ukrainian Phishing Campaign
in TechnologySecurity researchers flag a new threat actor, InedibleOchotense, launching brand-impersonation phishing aimed at Ukrainian entities. The operation hides a backdoor inside seemingly legitimate installers and uses covert channels to maintain access. With echoes of other major campaigns, this uptick in brand-focused cyber-espionage raises the stakes for organizations in volatile regions.