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The plan aims to lock in “physical AI” leadership, but it also reshapes chip supply, factory automation, and consumer electronics costs.

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The plan aims to lock in “physical AI” leadership, but it also reshapes chip supply, factory automation, and consumer electronics costs.

The carrier is moving customers from plans dating to the 3G and early 4G era onto modern rate plans.
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A contract shift to token-based pricing could raise Amazon’s AI bills, pushing the company to hunt alternatives early.

The change in Phoenix removes an external driverless partner and raises the stakes for Uber's in-house autonomy roadmap.

A new MIT-licensed speculative decoding framework raises throughput and per-user token speed without changing the target model.

Two critical bugs, a removed GitHub repo, and detection rules built in response show how fast weaponization happens.

Leaked images and parts lists surfaced following a data breach and ransomware posting, raising new supply-chain security stakes.

The expansion lets Gemini create images using your interests and data from connected Google apps without paying.

A high-stakes salvage plan is trying to keep Swift from falling, and the clock is now measured in days.

A new Kobo-to-StoryGraph bridge lets readers track books, stats, and challenges without leaning on Goodreads.

Dow inclusion boosted shares, yet investors are still debating Alphabet's AI path and what it means for earnings risk.