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Paris Burns After PSG's Second Straight Champions League Title Despite Surveillance Tech.
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Paris Burns After PSG's Second Straight Champions League Title Despite Surveillance Tech.
More than 320 people were detained in France after violent clashes erupted following Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League final victory over Arsenal. The riots reveal the double-edged role tech now plays.
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Alleged Bumble Data Leak Surfaces on Underground Forum With 32 Million Records Claimed. Verification Remains Elusive.
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Alleged Bumble Data Leak Surfaces on Underground Forum With 32 Million Records Claimed. Verification Remains Elusive.
A threat actor is selling what they claim is a full Bumble user database. The claim follows an unrelated January breach and arrives amid active litigation against the dating app.
Security Desk
Claude Opus 4.8 Users Hit With Rate Limiting as Anthropic's Compute Crunch Persists
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Claude Opus 4.8 Users Hit With Rate Limiting as Anthropic's Compute Crunch Persists
The newly released Opus 4.8 model is generating server-side rate limit errors for users, raising questions about whether even the massive xAI deal has solved Anthropic's capacity problems.
AI Desk
Two Loud Booms Over Boston Traced to Meteor Explosion. Satellite Data Confirms the Source.
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Two Loud Booms Over Boston Traced to Meteor Explosion. Satellite Data Confirms the Source.
Residents from New Hampshire to Rhode Island reported feeling their homes shake Saturday afternoon. Satellite imagery from GOES-19 captured the flash that meteorologists say explains everything.
Science Desk
The Anti-Data Center Movement Has Legitimate Roots. It May Also Have a Beijing Problem.
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The Anti-Data Center Movement Has Legitimate Roots. It May Also Have a Beijing Problem.
A growing wave of grassroots opposition to AI infrastructure is being joined by organizations whose funding traces back to Shanghai. The geopolitical stakes make the pattern worth scrutinizing.
AI Desk
Oura Ring 5 Shrinks Smart Ring to Wedding-Band Size While Expanding Its Health Ambitions
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Oura Ring 5 Shrinks Smart Ring to Wedding-Band Size While Expanding Its Health Ambitions
The Finnish wearable company's fifth-generation ring is 40% smaller than its predecessor and adds blood pressure signals, AI-powered care, and GLP-1 tracking.
Tech Desk
New York Just Signed Surveillance Software Requirements for Every 3D Printer and CNC Machine in the State
Policy
New York Just Signed Surveillance Software Requirements for Every 3D Printer and CNC Machine in the State
Governor Hochul's FY27 budget includes Part C provisions requiring print-blocking algorithms on all manufacturing machines. Critics say the tech can't work.
Policy Desk
IBM Commits $10 Billion to Quantum Computing, Targets Fault-Tolerant Machine by 2029
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IBM Commits $10 Billion to Quantum Computing, Targets Fault-Tolerant Machine by 2029
The company disclosed plans in an SEC filing to spend over $10 billion in five years on R&D, manufacturing, and acquisitions to deliver the industry's first large-scale quantum computer.
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Duke's 20-Legged Argus Robot Redefines What Robotic Bodies Should Be
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Duke's 20-Legged Argus Robot Redefines What Robotic Bodies Should Be
Instead of copying dogs or humans, the General Robotics Lab built a machine around a first principle: move equally well in every direction. The result scores near-perfect on a new design metric.
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Claude Opus 4.8 Users Hit With Rate Limiting as Anthropic's Compute Crunch Persists
AI
Claude Opus 4.8 Users Hit With Rate Limiting as Anthropic's Compute Crunch Persists
The newly released Opus 4.8 model is generating server-side rate limit errors for users, raising questions about whether even the massive xAI deal has solved Anthropic's capacity problems.
AI Desk
The Anti-Data Center Movement Has Legitimate Roots. It May Also Have a Beijing Problem.
AI
The Anti-Data Center Movement Has Legitimate Roots. It May Also Have a Beijing Problem.
A growing wave of grassroots opposition to AI infrastructure is being joined by organizations whose funding traces back to Shanghai. The geopolitical stakes make the pattern worth scrutinizing.
AI Desk
Waymo Opens Its Sixth-Gen Ojai Robotaxis to Select Riders in LA, Phoenix, and San Francisco
Tech
Waymo Opens Its Sixth-Gen Ojai Robotaxis to Select Riders in LA, Phoenix, and San Francisco
Alphabet's autonomous driving unit begins offering public rides in its purpose-built Zeekr van, cutting sensor count by 42% while enabling winter operations.
Tech Desk
Google and Synaptics Unveil the Coralboard, Bringing On-Device AI to Developers This Summer
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Google and Synaptics Unveil the Coralboard, Bringing On-Device AI to Developers This Summer
The new Coralboard development platform pairs Synaptics hardware with Google's open-source Coral NPU architecture, letting developers run Gemma models locally for vision, speech, and generative applications.
AI Desk
Snowflake Commits $6 Billion to AWS Graviton Chips in Largest Infrastructure Deal Yet
AI
Snowflake Commits $6 Billion to AWS Graviton Chips in Largest Infrastructure Deal Yet
The cloud data company's five-year strategic agreement locks in CPU capacity for agentic AI workloads, signaling that Arm-based chips are becoming enterprise default.
AI Desk
Figure AI Signs Humanoid Deal With Catalyst Brands, Marking Retail's First Major Entry Into Robot Labor
AI
Figure AI Signs Humanoid Deal With Catalyst Brands, Marking Retail's First Major Entry Into Robot Labor
Brookfield's common ownership of both companies makes this the first deployment to emerge from the asset manager's $100 billion AI infrastructure strategy.
AI Desk
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Superheat's H1 Is a Water Heater That Mines Bitcoin. The Economics Deserve Scrutiny.
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Superheat's H1 Is a Water Heater That Mines Bitcoin. The Economics Deserve Scrutiny.
The $2,000 appliance unveiled at CES 2026 redirects processor heat to warm household water while earning cryptocurrency, but the numbers need a closer look.
Crypto Desk
A New York Lawsuit Wants to Claim $285B in Dormant Bitcoin. Privacy Advocates Say It Proves Their Point.
Crypto
A New York Lawsuit Wants to Claim $285B in Dormant Bitcoin. Privacy Advocates Say It Proves Their Point.
A pseudonymous plaintiff is arguing that 39,069 Bitcoin wallets should be legally declared abandoned. The case only exists because Bitcoin's ledger is transparent by default.
Crypto Desk
Cash App Launches Fee-Free Stablecoin Payments, Framing USDC as a Bridge to Bitcoin
Crypto
Cash App Launches Fee-Free Stablecoin Payments, Framing USDC as a Bridge to Bitcoin
Block's flagship payments app now supports USDC across Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum. CEO Jack Dorsey remains a skeptic, but customer demand won.
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