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Spain's Traveler Registry Breached EU Data Rules, Brussels Says

Spain's Traveler Registry Breached EU Data Rules, Brussels Says

Spain's Traveler Registry, which requires hotels, digital platforms, and car rental companies to collect and transmit personal data of tourists to ...

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Bugatti's $1 Million Folding TV: The Ultimate Luxury Gadget

Bugatti's $1 Million Folding TV: The Ultimate Luxury Gadget

Bugatti has unveiled its first television, a 137-inch folding TV that transforms from a giant screen into a luxury sculptural piece. Developed in p...

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Meta's Smart Glasses Could Soon Recognize Faces for You

Meta's Smart Glasses Could Soon Recognize Faces for You

Meta's smart glasses could soon recognize faces for you, thanks to a hidden facial recognition feature discovered in the Meta AI app. Code for the ...

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Larry Ellison's Surveillance Vision: Oracle Founder on Mass Monitoring

Larry Ellison's Surveillance Vision: Oracle Founder on Mass Monitoring

Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle, once said that citizens will behave well because we are constantly recording and documenting everything that ...

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Why Replying to a Scammer's SMS Is a Very Bad Idea

Why Replying to a Scammer's SMS Is a Very Bad Idea

Replying to a scammer's SMS is a very bad idea, even if your only goal is to troll them. Security experts warn that any response confirms your phon...

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Sam Altman Admits AI Waste: The Valid Criticism of the Boom

Sam Altman Admits AI Waste: The Valid Criticism of the Boom

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has acknowledged that the criticism of AI waste is the most valid critique of the artificial intelligence boom right now...

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Europe's Internet Hangs by a Thread in the Red Sea: Arctic Cable Solution

Europe's Internet Hangs by a Thread in the Red Sea: Arctic Cable Solution

Europe's internet hangs by a thread in the Red Sea, where 90% of Europe-Asia cable capacity passes through a conflict zone. With 99% of internation...

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Google to Pay SpaceX $920 Million Monthly for AI Compute

Google to Pay SpaceX $920 Million Monthly for AI Compute

Google has agreed to pay SpaceX $920 million per month for access to tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs, a deal that underscores the fierce competiti...

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French Cyberattack on Refrigeration Systems: Iran's IRGC Blamed

French Cyberattack on Refrigeration Systems: Iran's IRGC Blamed

A cyberattack on refrigeration systems in France has been officially attributed to Iran's Revolutionary Guard, marking a significant escalation in ...

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New Siri Needs Nvidia and Google to Succeed, Not Apple Chips

New Siri Needs Nvidia and Google to Succeed, Not Apple Chips

The new Siri will depend on Nvidia and Google for its AI capabilities, not on Apple's own chips, according to recent reports. This marks a signific...

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French Blood Banks Hacked: Cyberattack Targets Cold Storage

French Blood Banks Hacked: Cyberattack Targets Cold Storage

French blood banks have been hacked in a cyberattack that targeted cold storage systems, marking a dangerous escalation in the wave of digital assaults on refrigeration units across Europe. The...

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Starlink V5 Antenna: Smaller, Lighter, More Efficient Home Kit
Starlink V5 Antenna: Smaller, Lighter, More Efficient Home Kit
Starlink V5 is the next-generation residential kit from SpaceX, and its headline change is not speed but physical efficiency. The new antenna weighs just 1.1 kg, down from 2.9 kg... 続きを読む...
Nicolas Cage's The Surfer on Prime Video: A Wild Thriller
Nicolas Cage's The Surfer on Prime Video: A Wild Thriller
Nicolas Cage's The Surfer has just landed on Prime Video, and it's a psychological thriller that pushes the actor's already wild reputation to new extremes. The film, which had a... 続きを読む...
Portable Survival Capsule: The LifePod That Shields You Anywhere
Portable Survival Capsule: The LifePod That Shields You Anywhere
The portable survival capsule is redefining how we think about personal safety in an unpredictable world. French startup Momentum Technologies has developed LifePods, modular capsules designed to protect you from... 続きを読む...
Digital Sovereignty Expert: Europe's Trust in US Hyperscalers Is Gone
Digital Sovereignty Expert: Europe's Trust in US Hyperscalers Is Gone
Digital sovereignty has moved from abstract policy talk to a boardroom-level concern, according to Andreas Prins, global director of Sovereign Solutions at SUSE. In a recent interview, Prins said the... 続きを読む...
Friends Returns to Netflix: What the Streaming Rights Shift Means
Friends Returns to Netflix: What the Streaming Rights Shift Means
Friends has returned to Netflix in many international markets, marking a major shift in streaming rights strategy. The beloved sitcom, which was once exclusive to HBO Max, reappeared on Netflix... 続きを読む...
USB-C Fan on Your Phone: A Cool Idea That Can Fry Your Smartphone
USB-C Fan on Your Phone: A Cool Idea That Can Fry Your Smartphone
Plugging a USB-C fan directly into your phone's port might seem like a quick way to beat the heat, but it can seriously damage your smartphone. While the fan may... 続きを読む...
Student 3D Prints Prosthetic Arm for Sister in 100 Hours
Student 3D Prints Prosthetic Arm for Sister in 100 Hours
A 3D-printed prosthetic arm designed by a 22-year-old engineering student for his 7-year-old sister is showing how personal motivation can drive practical innovation. Vitaliy Bondarchuk, a mechanical engineering graduate from... 続きを読む...
Window Security Glass Replacing Iron Bars in Modern Homes
Window Security Glass Replacing Iron Bars in Modern Homes
Laminated security glass is quickly becoming the preferred alternative to traditional iron bars for home protection, offering a blend of safety and style that appeals to modern homeowners. For decades,... 続きを読む...
Verifactu Delay: Why Traditional Businesses Struggle
Verifactu Delay: Why Traditional Businesses Struggle
Verifactu, Spain's new invoicing system from the Tax Agency, was supposed to take effect on January 1, 2026, but the government postponed it to 2027, leaving many businesses confused and... 続きを読む...
Lenovo Legion R9000P Debuts First Inkjet-Printed OLED Laptop Screen
Lenovo Legion R9000P Debuts First Inkjet-Printed OLED Laptop Screen
Lenovo has unveiled the Legion R9000P, a 16-inch gaming laptop that is the first device on the market to feature an OLED screen manufactured using inkjet printing OLED technology from... 続きを読む...
Connected Fridges Hacked to 50°C: Cyberattack Hits Belgium and Sweden
Connected Fridges Hacked to 50°C: Cyberattack Hits Belgium and Sweden
A cyberattack on connected fridges has raised temperatures to 50°C in Belgium and Sweden, following a similar incident in France. The breach highlights the vulnerability of Internet of Things (IoT)... 続きを読む...
Garmin CIRQA Smart Band Takes On Whoop With Screenless Tracking
Garmin CIRQA Smart Band Takes On Whoop With Screenless Tracking
Garmin has officially entered the screenless wearable arena with the CIRQA Smart Band, a direct challenge to Whoop's dominance in continuous health tracking. The device, announced for a July 24... 続きを読む...

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