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  1. AMD delays Ryzen 9000 launch to August “out of an abundance of caution”

    More rigorous testing and screening have reportedly corrected the problem.

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  2. No judge with Tesla stock should handle Elon Musk cases, watchdog argues

    Elon Musk does not control X or Tesla, X argued in lawsuit over ad boycott.

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  3. Lawsuit: T-Mobile must pay for breaking lifetime price guarantee

    Class action filed over price hikes on plans with Un-contract price guarantee.

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  1. CrowdStrike blames testing bugs for security update that took down 8.5M Windows PCs

    Company says it's improving testing processes to avoid a repeat.

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  2. Google’s Play Store wants to pivot from grab-and-go to an active destination

    If multi-app shopping doesn't keep you there, maybe free Pixel gear will.

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  3. Elon Musk claims he is training “the world’s most powerful AI by every metric”

    One snag: xAI might not have the electrical power contracts to do it.

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  4. Woman who went on the lam with untreated TB is now cured

    The woman realized how serious her infection was once she was in custody.

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  5. Report: Apple beginning serious work on a foldable iPhone

    There are also several new details about the iPhone 16, 17, and SE.

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  6. Alphabet invests another $5 billion in self-driving startup Waymo

    Waymo is conducting more than 50,000 paid rides a week, Alphabet says.

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  7. How Russia-linked malware cut heat to 600 Ukrainian buildings in deep winter

    The code was used to sabotage a heating utility in Lviv at the coldest point in the year.

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  8. Want to cook like a Neanderthal? Archaeologists are learning the secrets

    There were distinct patterns of cut marks, bone breakage in cooked vs. uncooked birds.

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  9. Battery sales keep Tesla profitable in Q2 as EV sales still slumped

    Tesla's status as a growth stock will require some explaining if this keeps up.

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  1. Alexa had “no profit timeline,” cost Amazon $25 billion in 4 years

    WSJ report highlights vague metrics, internal struggles of Amazon Devices.

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  2. The first GPT-4-class AI model anyone can download has arrived: Llama 405B

    "Open source AI is the path forward," says Mark Zuckerberg, misusing the term.

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  3. Appeals Court denies stay to states trying to block EPA’s carbon limits

    The EPA's plan to cut carbon emissions from power plants can go ahead.

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  1. AT&T failed to test disastrous update that kicked all devices off network

    AT&T caused outage that blocked 92 million calls, 25,000 attempts to reach 911.

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  2. The Cruise Origin driverless pod is dead, GM tells investors

    The driverless Origin is dead; instead, Cruise will use next-generation Bolt EVs.

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  3. Waymo is suing people who allegedly smashed and slashed its robotaxis

    Driverless car service is getting aggressive against alleged vandals.

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  4. Intel has finally tracked down the problem making 13th- and 14th-gen CPUs crash

    But microcode update can't fix CPUs that are already crashing or unstable.

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  5. Google halts its 4-plus-year plan to turn off tracking cookies by default in Chrome

    A brief history of Google's ideas, proposals, and APIs for cookie replacements.

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  6. Gaga’s Harley Quinn joins the Clown Prince of Crime in Joker: Folie à Deux trailer

    "For once in my life, I have someone who needs me."

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  1. CrowdStrike’s ubiquity under fire as Congress calls for CEO to testify

    Congress fears worker shortage may delay CrowdStrike repairs.

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  2. Capacitive controls could be the cause of a spate of VW ID.4 crashes

    Unlike buttons, capacitive controls require just the slightest touch to activate.

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  3. A mid-September test flight of Vulcan could permit a military launch this year

    ULA looks to have a good shot at making its Vulcan rocket operational this year.

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  4. Human bird flu cases tick up; second Colorado poultry farm reports spread

    Seven cases have been reported in Colorado this month, bringing the total to 11.

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  5. Imperfect Linux-powered DIY smart TV is the embodiment of ad fatigue

    DIYer picks a "little insane"-looking setup for less tracking, more control.

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  6. Meta risks sanctions over “sneaky” ad-free plans confusing users, EU says

    Consumer laws may change Meta’s ad-free plans before EU's digital crackdown does.

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  7. Model mixes AI and physics to do global forecasts

    Google/academic project is great with weather, has some limits for climate.

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  8. Can the solar industry keep the lights on?

    Global supply glut of panels is hurting producers but also helping installations.

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