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Meta plans to grow Hyperion datacenters and, per Zuckerberg, could monetize surplus compute like AWS, Azure, or Google Compute.
A quick executive read on what food tracking gets right, where it can backfire, and why regulators care.
The money is real. The question is whether it outpaces demand, and what that means for rivals’ capital plans.
A cleaner Search Box without recommended tiles and ads is rolling to Windows Insiders, signaling a trust reset for Windows.
If WinFuture’s report proves true, OnePlus and Oppo are preparing a US and Europe leaving announcement soon.
The new Siri is no longer “just” a voice assistant, it's getting baked into daily iPhone workflows now.
A first price cut drops the practical wireless audio upgrade into reach, with specs that explain why it matters.
A consumer game just became infrastructure. Here is how a visual map turns into capabilities far outside gaming.
The reigning world champion barely edges Andrew Ngai in a 30-minute, live-score-blind competition across global landmarks.
A former Apple employee allegedly downloaded confidential data long after leaving for OpenAI, raising breach and governance questions.
The tense matters: Tesla says “starting soon,” and the clip reveals what it wants employees to imagine is next.
A “ransom negotiator” used access to steal from victims. Here is how regulators see it, and what boards should learn.
