Tesla’s Austin Robotaxi Test Puts a Spotlight on Waymo’s Under-Valued Lead
Tesla’s first commercial robotaxi service has begun limited operations in downtown Austin. Fewer than two dozen self-driving Model Y vehicles
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China Unveils “Dawn,” a High-Orbit Quantum Satellite Set to Transform Global Secure Communications
China is preparing to launch the world’s first geostationary-orbit quantum communication satellite in 2027, aiming to create continuous, globe-spanning quantum
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Salesforce’s Half-Human Workforce: How Marc Benioff’s AI Pivot Is Redrawing the Tech Labour Map
When Marc Benioff launched Salesforce a quarter-century ago, he promised a revolution in cloud software. Today the billionaire founder is
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Tesla Shares Skid After Stumbling Robotaxi Debut in Austin
Tesla’s latest foray into autonomous mobility has run into a wall of scepticism, wiping billions from the company’s market value
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Apple Weighs Record-Breaking Bid for Perplexity AI as It Scrambles to Catch Up in the Generative Race
Apple is considering its largest acquisition to date: a multibillion-dollar purchase of Perplexity AI, an emerging search-centric generative-AI company currently
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Inside the Power Behind Your Prompt Tracing the Energy Trail of AI
From Keyboard to GPU Canyon When you press enter on a whimsical request say, “a cat landing a triple-axel off
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Apple Unveils Two-Tier App Store Fees to Meet EU DMA Demands
With just hours left on a 60-day compliance clock, Apple has unveiled a sweeping overhaul of its EU App Store
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The Vanishing Safety Net of the Coding Degree
For most of the last two decades, a computer-science degree was the golden ticket of higher education. Parents pointed to
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In Two Places at Once – How Quantum Superposition Challenges Our Notion of Reality
A Century-Old Puzzle That Still Stings the Intellect Ask any physics under-graduate what most unsettles them about their first quantum-mechanics
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The Silent Pandemic in Your Browser – Why Infostealers Are the Malware We Should Fear Most
When cybersecurity professionals start using epidemiological metaphors “plague,” “outbreak,” “contact tracing” it’s worth paying attention. Their latest warning is chilling:
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