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The EU says the platform allowed unsafe toys and counterfeit clothes, delivering a regulatory reality check for marketplaces.
Group-IB says espionage malware uses trusted Microsoft Graph traffic to “calendar” its control and exfiltration.
A reported chip plan called Frozen v2 could shift how Gemini runs, changing who controls AI compute.
AMD’s first rack AI system adds Microsoft as a new buyer, sharpening the GPU arms race against Nvidia.
Executives face an app-store reality check: building with AI is cheap, but adoption, trust, and differentiation still aren’t.
Germany’s Federal Motor Transport Authority shows battery-electric vehicles hit 28.4% share, forcing a new fuel reality.
The air-taxi future is getting defense-adjacent, and decision-makers should treat it as more than a product reveal.
A non-invasive brain-computer interface uses SSVEP flashing targets to convert intentions into commands, fast enough to game.
The platform says some access tokens and internal materials may be affected, and users should act now to limit damage.
Fast-moving Chinese AI models are resetting expectations, raising fresh questions about how much Alphabet and peers can justify.
If your résume screening is AI-first, the unfairness could come from how models “learn” people, not just history.
A new leak surfaces rumored specs for Samsung's next Ultra smartwatch and hints at where the upgrade battle is really heading.
