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A new interview on the Decoder podcast explores why current criticism of the technology industry differs from previous cycles of public skepticism.
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A U.S. District Judge has ruled that TikTok is liable for misrepresenting its safety standards and exposing minors to inappropriate content in a lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The case now moves to trial to determine damages and penalties.
Google has agreed to purchase approximately 50% of the electricity generated by a nuclear power facility, marking a significant corporate commitment to carbon-free energy. The deal reflects growing demand from tech companies for reliable, large-scale power sources to support data center operations.
Apple's new iPhone Duo launches without variable aperture or a dedicated telephoto lens, notably absent features that have become standard in flagship smartphones.
Microsoft plans to expand its data center capacity from 12 GW today to 38+ GW by 2032, with roughly one-third dedicated to AI-specific chips. The expansion addresses current capacity constraints that have forced the company to turn away AI and cloud business.