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Opera's Neon browser introduces three AI bots, creating both convenience and confusion for users. Is this multi-AI approach effective or overwhelming?

Amazon is betting on nuclear power to fuel its massive AI and cloud operations. See how they are planning to build small modular reactors in Washington.

WhatsApp secures a permanent injunction against NSO Group, preventing future targeting of its users. However, the fine NSO Group must pay is significantly lowered.

NVIDIA revealed its first Blackwell wafer manufactured in the United States at a TSMC facility, marking a step in domestic chip production.

The US Department of Energy has released a plan for fusion energy by the 2030s. Can fusion power our future, or is it just a dream without proper funding?

Meta's new feature for Facebook will analyze your camera roll. The aim is to enhance your photos, but what are the privacy implications? Details here.

Reddit extends its AI-powered search to include French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese, enabling more users to find relevant content in their native language.

Discover how Medal's gaming data became a hot commodity for AI labs, leading to a potential $500 million acquisition offer and hinting at the future of AI learning.

Intel's new Panther Lake processor, built with cutting-edge 18A tech, aims to boost US manufacturing. Get ready for faster chips!

California just approved new laws to give you better control over your data! Opt-out from tracking and easily delete social media accounts.

Intel's new Panther Lake chip aims to boost performance and battery life in laptops, but can it truly compete with rivals like Apple and AMD?

Google's AI Mode in Search is now available in 40 new regions and 35 new languages. It uses the Gemini model to understand languages, but might impact web traffic.