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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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Malaysia's Internet Control Debate: Who Allocates IP Addresses
Malaysia's Internet Control Debate: Who Allocates IP Addresses
Malaysia's debate over internet control has moved to a fundamental question: who allocates IP addresses? A proposed legal reform would grant the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) authority to... Czytaj dalej...
Netflix Hit 'Te Encontraré' Draws 58 Million Views in 11 Days
Netflix Hit 'Te Encontraré' Draws 58 Million Views in 11 Days
The Netflix hit 'Te Encontraré' has become a global sensation, drawing 58.1 million views in just 11 days and topping charts in more than 80 countries. The Harlan Coben adaptation,... Czytaj dalej...
Sony BRAVIA 9 II with True RGB: Redefining Premium TV Picture Quality
Sony BRAVIA 9 II with True RGB: Redefining Premium TV Picture Quality
Sony is making a bold claim: its new BRAVIA 9 II with True RGB technology is positioned above OLED in the premium TV market. In a recent interview, Albert Gracia,... Czytaj dalej...
AI Demand Threatens Nintendo Switch Game Cartridges
AI Demand Threatens Nintendo Switch Game Cartridges
The gaming industry faces a new challenge as AI demand threatens Nintendo Switch game cartridges. Macronix, a key supplier of ROM memory used in Nintendo's physical games, is phasing out... Czytaj dalej...
Apple's Foldable iPhone Bet: Can It Revive a Sinking Market
Apple's Foldable iPhone Bet: Can It Revive a Sinking Market
Apple's foldable iPhone could be the company's boldest move yet to counteract sinking smartphone sales. According to reports from Nikkei Asia, Apple has asked suppliers to prepare for production of... Czytaj dalej...
Spain Labels Palantir a National Security Risk While NATO Adopts Its System
Spain Labels Palantir a National Security Risk While NATO Adopts Its System
Spain has quietly signaled that Palantir poses a national security risk, with Moncloa asking public companies to avoid new contracts with the US data firm. Yet in a stark contradiction,... Czytaj dalej...
Motorola Signature 27: 7,000 mAh Battery in a Slim 8mm Body
Motorola Signature 27: 7,000 mAh Battery in a Slim 8mm Body
The Motorola Signature 27 proves that a slim smartphone no longer has to compromise on battery life. With a 7,000 mAh battery packed into a body under 8mm thick, Motorola... Czytaj dalej...
Silo Season 3 Returns with Perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes Score
Silo Season 3 Returns with Perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes Score
Silo Season 3 returns to Apple TV on July 3 with a perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, marking the best-reviewed season of the sci-fi series yet. The show, which has... Czytaj dalej...
MegaDoc: Inside Coppola's Megalopolis and Its Epic Box Office Failure
MegaDoc: Inside Coppola's Megalopolis and Its Epic Box Office Failure
MegaDoc, the new documentary from Mike Figgis, offers an unprecedented look at the making of Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis, one of the most epic box office failures in recent decades.... Czytaj dalej...
WhatsApp Usernames Raise New Identity Theft Concerns
WhatsApp Usernames Raise New Identity Theft Concerns
WhatsApp usernames are rolling out as a new way to connect without sharing your phone number, but the feature is raising fresh concerns about identity theft and impersonation. The messaging... Czytaj dalej...
Spain's Supreme Court Confirms 36-Hour Weekly Rest for Workers
Spain's Supreme Court Confirms 36-Hour Weekly Rest for Workers
Spain's Supreme Court has confirmed that workers are entitled to a minimum weekly rest of one and a half uninterrupted days, equivalent to 36 hours, as established in Article 37.1... Czytaj dalej...
La Séptima TV Arrives as UHD Channels Wait for Operators
La Séptima TV Arrives as UHD Channels Wait for Operators
La Séptima TV has officially launched on Spain's DTT platform today, November 5, marking a significant milestone in the country's television landscape. However, the much-anticipated UHD channels will not be... Czytaj dalej...

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