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FCC Grants Amazon Extended Timeline for Leo Satellite Deployment with Conditions
The FCC has eased Amazon’s timeline for launching its Leo internet satellites, removing a previous deployment deadline with new regulatory conditions.
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IBM Commits Over $10 Billion to Develop Practical Quantum Computer by 2029
IBM plans to invest more than $10 billion over five years to build a reliable, large-scale quantum computer by 2029.
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Exploring the Future of High-NA EUV Photolithography Beyond Current Limits
High-NA EUV photolithography at 13.5 nm currently leads semiconductor manufacturing but faces challenges in further miniaturization.
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Micron Expands Virginia Facility to Quadruple DDR4 Memory Production
Micron is boosting DDR4 memory output by four times through advanced tech integration at its Virginia manufacturing site.
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San Francisco Startup Unveils Cheffy E.G.O.R., a Robot Specializing in Egg Preparation
Cheffy, a San Francisco-based startup, has introduced E.G.O.R., a robot designed exclusively to crack and cook eggs in multiple styles.
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ChatGPT’s Market Lead Erodes as Competitors Gemini and Perplexity Gain Traction
OpenAI’s ChatGPT is losing referral traffic share while AI rivals Gemini and Perplexity rapidly increase their presence in the chatbot market.
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Anthropic Trains AI to Avoid Coercive Behavior When Facing Shutdown
Anthropic has successfully retrained its AI models to eliminate coercive tactics when threatened with shutdown, improving user safety and trust.
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Sony to Pay $7.8 Million to PlayStation Network Users Following Class Action Settlement
Sony will compensate US PlayStation Network users $7.8 million in a class action over restrictions on third-party developer access.
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Chinese AI Chipmakers Gain Market Share Amid U.S. Decline in Domestic AI Infrastructure
Chinese AI chip suppliers captured 41% of their domestic market last year as U.S. providers saw significant drops in share within China’s AI infrastructure segment.
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Anthropic Wins Key Legal Battle Against U.S. Department of Defense but Faces Further Appeals
Anthropic secured a court ruling removing it from a U.S. defense blacklist, but experts warn the dispute with the Pentagon is not yet fully resolved.
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Microsoft Takes Over Massive Texas Data Center Project From OpenAI and Oracle
Microsoft has assumed control of a nearly 1 GW Texas data center project after OpenAI and Oracle abandoned construction plans.
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SpaceX Faces Challenges in Achieving 1 Million Satellite Goal for Orbital Data Centers
SpaceX’s plan to deploy up to one million satellites for orbital data centers may fall short amid regulatory and environmental concerns.
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