Technology
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Bill Gurley Unveils Bold Career Playbook for an AI Era
in AIAmid rapid AI-driven changes in the workplace, Bill Gurley makes a bold case for embracing career risk. Tying a decade of research to a new book, Runnin’ Down a Dream, and a foundation that backs strategic pivots, he envisions pursuing passion as a real competitive edge. He also rethinks mentorship, signaling a cultural shift where…
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Nvidia-Meta AI Chip Deal Signals Big Push in Data Centers
in AITwo tech giants unveil a multiyear AI hardware partnership that could reshape data-center computing. The deal broadens Nvidia’s chip lineup across Meta’s AI push, hinting at faster, more energy-efficient processing for big workloads. With both sides pursuing their own silicon ventures, the coming months may redefine the AI hardware landscape.
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Meta and NVIDIA Launch Hyperscale AI Push with Grace CPUs and Vera Rubin
in AIMeta and NVIDIA unveil a sweeping AI-infrastructure expansion, deploying Grace CPUs and millions of GPUs—including Blackwell and Rubin—to scale training, inference, and energy efficiency across hyperscale data centers. The collaboration also brings confidential computing and next-generation networking, signaling a bold step toward more secure, powerful AI at scale.
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AI Ghost GDP: Is the Economy Ready for 2028?
in AIAI’s rise could spark a “ghost GDP”—an economy powered by machines where human wages lag. As automation reshapes jobs, spending, and markets, the line between efficiency and human value comes into sharper focus.
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Claude Code Security Sparks AI-Driven Shakeup for CrowdStrike
in AIAI-driven tools are redefining enterprise security, with Claude Code Security challenging incumbents like CrowdStrike. As pricing, adoption speed, and partnerships come under the spotlight, investors are weighing how quickly AI-native solutions will reshape security workflows and market value.
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Samsung’s AI Ad Backlash Clouds Galaxy S26 Promos
in AISamsung’s latest AI-driven ad push for the Galaxy S26 is stirring controversy, with critics calling the visuals clunky and the promises overhyped. As online chatter questions the role of AI in marketing, the debate over authenticity and future campaigns heats up.
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Conduent Data Breach Affects Millions as Regulators Probe
in TechnologyA Morris County-based administrative services firm is facing intense scrutiny after a major data breach exposed sensitive personal and medical information of millions. As regulators and plaintiffs press for answers, the case highlights critical questions about cybersecurity, accountability, and protecting client data.
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Google’s $15B AI Infrastructure Drive in India Aims to Transform Global Connectivity
in AIGoogle unveils a multi-year, multi-billion-dollar push to democratize AI and supercharge global connectivity. Centered on India, the plan blends new digital infrastructure with large-scale skills programs for public servants, aiming to narrow the digital and AI divide across continents. A partnership-driven effort promises faster, more reliable access to AI-powered services for communities, businesses, and governments…
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Teased with Privacy Display Ahead of Unpacked
in TechnologySamsung’s Galaxy S26 lineup is shaping up with a Privacy Display that dims from the sides and a camera-forward Ultra model with faster charging. With AI-powered camera tools and bigger battery life teased, the S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra promise a bold leap—alongside the Buds 4. The upcoming reveal could redefine what flagship phones offer…
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tvOS 26.4 Beta Adds Continuous Audio Connection for Sonos, Sparking Mixed Reactions
in TechnologyApple’s tvOS 26.4 beta introduces a feature called “Continuous Audio Connection” aimed at smoothing audio between Sonos systems and Apple TV, even as formats switch. Early tester feedback is promising for 5.1 content, though a few report new quirks with stereo playback as the beta evolves.
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Darius Khondji Reveals 1950s Anamorphic Vision for Marty Supreme
in TechnologyRenowned cinematographer Darius Khondji reveals how Marty Supreme’s look is built—using classic anamorphic lenses to fuse intimate close-ups with a sweeping, 1950s-inspired visual language. He chats about his collaboration with Josh Safdie and the quest for texture, scale, and a timeless cinematic mood.
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Pollan Probes Consciousness: From Plants to Machines
in AIConsciousness, that stubborn mystery, gets a fresh, provocative tour. Pollan blends personal experiments with conversations with leading scientists to question where awareness truly resides—whether in the brainstem, in plants, or perhaps in machines—and what that means for being alive. A thought-provoking voyage that leaves big questions hanging and curiosity buzzing.
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SpaceX Notches 150th Drone Ship Landing Off Bahamas as Starlink Mission Proceeds
in TechnologySpaceX pulls off another bold feat as a Falcon 9 booster glides back to a drone ship off The Bahamas, delivering a fresh batch of Starlink satellites. The mission piles up milestones along the way, signaling an even busier horizon for rocket reuse and satellite internet.
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SpaceX Delays Falcon 9 Launch From Cape Canaveral, Eyes Southern Atlantic Booster Landing
in TechnologySpaceX delays a Cape Canaveral launch to an evening window, carrying 29 Starlink satellites. The mission hints at a rare far-south booster landing over the Atlantic and a thunderous rumble that could echo toward the Bahamas.
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Misrepresented Robot Dog at India’s AI Summit Sparks Scrutiny
in AIA robot dog controversy at a major AI summit puts India’s tech ambitions in the hot seat. A professor’s claims and swift clarifications ignite a wider debate about innovation, trust, and the country’s AI future. The fallout hints at a longer journey ahead for India’s place on the global AI stage.
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Apple’s iPhone 18 Could Ditch Physical SIMs in Europe for eSIM
in TechnologyCould the next wave of iPhones ditch physical SIMs altogether? A growing push toward eSIM in Europe hints at sleeker devices and new ways to stay connected, though it could bring a few bumps for travelers. The future of mobile connectivity is leaning toward flexibility and efficiency.
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YouTube TV Debuts Flexible, Tiered Plans to Cut Costs
in TechnologyYouTube TV is introducing modular bundles—Sports, News, and Entertainment—designed to tailor live TV to your interests and budget. With local channels included in every option, the phased rollout promises more flexibility and potential savings as availability expands in the coming weeks.
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Shumer’s AI Wake-Up Call: Is Your Career Ready?
in AIAn influential investor’s provocative take on artificial intelligence is sparking a global debate. As billions flow into AI and automation edges into more knowledge-based work, many are reevaluating what tomorrow’s jobs will require. A stark warning and a prompt to act—before the capabilities of AI reshape the workplace as we know it.
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Casper, Wyoming: Spectrum Internet Outage Sparks Reliability Questions
in TechnologyCasper and nearby communities are grappling with a major Spectrum outage that’s disrupted internet and cable services. With repair timelines and communications under the spotlight, residents and local businesses are bracing for ongoing disruption and what connectivity will look like next.
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Costco Goes Digital: App-Based Cake Ordering Arrives in 2026
in TechnologyCostco is bringing customizable cakes and deli trays to its app, signaling a major move toward digital ordering. Rolling out in 2026, the update responds to member feedback about a previously clunky process and promises a smoother, more convenient ordering flow.
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Costco Goes Digital: Online Cake and Deli Tray Ordering Coming to App and Website
in TechnologyCostco is moving its bakery and deli orders online, phasing out paper forms for customizable cakes and trays. The digital upgrade promises a smoother, faster way to plan celebrations—right from the app or website. Rollout is expected in the coming months, with broader availability by the end of 2026.