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With Gemini Enterprise for Legal, Google launches an AI solution for the legal industry that connects to systems like iManage, DocuSign, and Everlaw through MCP connectors. Partners like Deloitte sell ready-made AI agents for tasks like contract review. Anthropic already offers similar solutions. All providers use the same models as in their other products. The article Google launches Gemini for legal work to automate contracts and research appeared first on The Decoder.
Read original →Germany's autonomous vehicle regulations have made it a hotspot for autonomous vehicle testing and eventual commercial robotaxi deployment.
Read original →SpaceX plans will establish its Starbase LA in Vermillion Parish in order to "support thousands of launches annually."
Read original →Highlights: CS26-093: three (3) separate intervals, including: 60.8 m at 1.24% Li2O, 213.8 m at 1.93%...
Read original →FydeOS aims to bring a Google Chromebook-like experience to standard PCs, and it succeeds - with a caveat or two.
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Read original →The bond market interventions have generated a modest decline in yields along with a growing chorus of derision.
Read original →Eric Sprott has exercised 12,138,548 warrants of MAX Power for total proceeds to the Company of...
Read original →The Mac Studio with the M5 Ultra will feature up to a whopping 512GB of unified memory, and drive up to eight external displays.
Read original →Nvidia's GeForce Now cloud gaming service will officially support Valve's Steam Controller and Steam Machine starting later this year. With Steam Controller support, you'll be able to play games with Valve's great new gamepad when using the GeForce Now app on your Steam Deck or Steam Machine. If you're using GeForce Now on Windows or macOS, support for the Steam Controller is coming "later," Nvidia says. GeForce Now is getting a few other upgrades, too. Nvidia will soon add new DLSS 4.5 controls for DLSS Super Resolution, Dynamic Frame Generation, and Ray Reconstruction. (Ray Reconstruction is also officially launching for RTX GPUs in early … Read the full story at The Verge.
Read original →HHS plans to name two deputy commissioners for technology and drugs, said two sources familiar with the matter.
Read original →Agnico Eagle Mines (TSX:AEM,NYSE:AEM,OTCPL:AEMRF) is deploying C$57.1 million (US$41.1 million) to acquire a strategic position in Radisson Mining Resources (TSXV:RDS,OTCQX:RMRDF), funding an advanced underground exploration program at the O’Brien gold project in Quebec. The program requires building an access ramp, surface mine infrastructure, and water management facilities to map out future development scenarios. "The Advanced Underground Exploration Program that will now commence is designed to extend our understanding of potential mining conditions at O’Brien, including the continuity of mineralization, the geotechnical setting, potential mining methods, and processing criteria," Radisson President and CEO Matt Manson said. Concurrently, Radisson is utilizing existing cash reserves to execute an ongoing 140,000-meter step-out drill program. Through a non-brokered private placement, Agnico will purchase 53.42 million units of Radisson at C$1.07each. Every unit contains one Class A common share and half of a purchase warrant. A full warrant allows Agnico to buy an additional share at C$1.39 at any point over a 60-month period. Upon closing, scheduled on or around September 2, Agnico will hold a 10.45 percent non-diluted interest in Radisson. That ownership stake increases to 14.9 percent on a partially diluted basis if Agnico exercises the warrants. The transaction also binds the two companies through an investor rights agreement, where Agnico secures the right to nominate one director to Radisson’s board and maintain its proportional ownership in future equity offerings. Furthermore, the contract prohibits Radisson from executing specified property transactions, including asset dispositions, streams, royalties, and secured financing agreements, until December 31, 2028. Agnico recently reported a record US$1.33 billion in free cash flow in Q2, providing a buffer against recent operational disruptions at its Canadian Malartic complex that is also situated in Quebec. On July 1, a rock mass movement struck the north wall of the Barnat open pit, forcing a total suspension of extraction in that sector. While Agnico maintained its corporate guidance of 3.3 million to 3.5 million ounces of gold for 2026, the Barnat closure will cut Canadian Malartic’s second-half production by 60,000 to 80,000 ounces. Regardless of the setback, Agnico continues to pursue its strategy of consolidating domestic supply chains. The company has invested heavily in Ontario with US$14 billion in capital commitment, which includes US$12 billion slated for existing provincial operations by 2030 plus US$2 billion to develop the Upper Beaver project and expand the Detour Lake open-pit mine. Shares of Agnico saw a price spike following the news rising to C$305.21, while Radisson Mining surged to an all-time high of C$1.28. Don't forget to follow us @INN_Resource for real-time updates! Securities Disclosure: I, Giann Liguid, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
Read original →Meta Platforms will launch its AI agent Hatch in the coming weeks and release a new AI model called Watermelon in October. The article Meta's paid AI agent Hatch launches soon, with a new model called Watermelon due in October appeared first on The Decoder.
Read original →BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - JUNE 26: Polestar cars are displayed in the showroom at a Polestar dealership on June 26, 2026 in Beverly Hills, California. Electric car maker Polestar will be barred from selling new vehicles in the United States starting with the 2027 model year after the Commerce Department cited national security concerns under new connected-vehicle regulations. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) | Getty Images Polestar said the Trump administration strung it along for months before finally rejecting its request to continue selling its electric vehicles in the US under a rule outlawing vehicles with connected software from China. In an August 18th letter sent to dealers and obtained by The Verge, Polestar said it doesn't have a clear answer as to why its application to continue selling its EVs in the US was denied, considering its sister company Volvo was authorized to sell its vehicles despite similar corporate ownership. (The letter was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.) The US Department of Commerce approved Volvo in May 2026 to con … Read the full story at The Verge.
Read original →Bitcoin briefly surged past $81,000 as renewed inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs and improving risk appetite extended the recent crypto rally.
Read original →Highlights: Vertical extent of high-grade subdomain increased by 94 m to 644 m with RK-26-293...
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