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The president has backed policies that allow the industry to grow unfettered. The mutually beneficial alliance is causing concern among some conservatives.
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No longer something off in the distance, the new technology was all over our screens this past year.
Apple’s first foldable iPhone is taking shape, with new leaks revealing a book-style design, near-invisible crease, powerful A20 Pro chip and premium build. The device could mark a major leap in Apple’s foldable ambitions.
Many users are facing issues with Meta’s social media platform, according to Downdetector. This story is still developing.
Lunar base: Nasa chief’s new plan to establish US presence on Moon
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Why US tech giants are pouring $67.5 billion into India’s AI and data centre boom Moneycontrol
*ChatGPT-Maker Study: The State of Enterprise AI: New research from OpenAI finds that everyday users of AI at work are saving about 40-60 minutes-a-day when compared to working without the tool. Even better, the heaviest users of AI say they’re saving two hours a day with the tech. Especially interesting: HR pros report AI is helping
Amazon’s Year End Sale brings the OnePlus 13 within reach, with bank and exchange offers dropping its effective price below ₹40,000. Featuring a powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, premium display and strong cameras, it stands out as a top-value flagship deal. Here’s how to grab the deal.
OnePlus 13 price slashed: Here’s how you can buy it for under ₹40,000 on Amazon Read More »
Watch: Kilauea volcano’s lava devils whirl like fiery tornadoes
Watch: Kilauea volcano’s lava devils whirl like fiery tornadoes Read More »
A new hypothesis from Columbia University astrophysicist David Kipping suggests humanity’s first sign of alien life won’t be a greeting, but evidence of collapse. Drawing on astronomy’s detection bias, he argues we’re most likely to notice civilisations at their loudest and most unstable moments, not at their peak, a bleak twist on decades of first-contact
