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AI-enabled identity theft is getting too sophisticated to have predictable tells anymore, so experts recommend answering with a seemingly old-fashioned approach.
Read original →Following several apparent video leaks of Grand Theft Auto VI, Take-Two Interactive has subpoenaed Microsoft and Discord over content that "infringes copyrights" held for the game, Kotaku reports. In the subpoenas, filed on Thursday, Take-Two says copyrighted material includes "audiovisual content, artwork, images, dialogue, or other creative elements" and it is looking to identify "alleged infringers at issue." The subpoenas give Microsoft and Discord until September 4th to produce the requested information. The leaked clips have been watermarked by a person or group going by "CyberLeek," and they have shown what appears to be GTA VI prot … Read the full story at The Verge.
Read original →U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told CNBC on Thursday that Washington will impose the "toughest sanctions in history" against Iran.
Read original →We tested the best big-screen tablets from Apple, Samsung, Microsoft, and more, to help you choose the right one.
Read original →The project calls for the construction of two data center buildings, each with eight IT rooms
Read original →The flagship digital currency has enjoyed a strong week boosted by several contributing factors.
Read original →Waymo built its own chip for its robotaxis, cutting its reliance on Nvidia. The article Waymo builds its own chip for its robotaxis, cutting its reliance on Nvidia appeared first on The Decoder.
Read original →Will help company bring projects to fruition, based on Nvidia DSX platform
Read original →Meta has become one of Microsoft's biggest AI customers, according to Bloomberg. The article Meta spends hundreds of millions on Microsoft's AI services appeared first on The Decoder.
Read original →Two building scheme is part of planned network of Edge sites
Read original →The favorite energy stocks of hedge funds - including one with a projected 65% upside
Read original →Anthropic is allowing enterprise customers to retain their own data rather than storing it on Anthropic servers, reversing a controversial policy after customer pressure. This change addresses enterprise concerns about data privacy and control, which is critical for adoption among large organizations processing sensitive information.
Read original →Rocket Lab has declined to enter the orbital data center market, though SpaceX's compute ambitions in orbit may create launch opportunities for smaller providers. This indicates segmentation in the emerging space-based compute sector, with launch providers positioning differently relative to compute infrastructure.
Read original →Japan's headline inflation reached its highest level of the year, driven by energy price increases, while core inflation held steady at 1.8%. Rising energy costs signal inflationary pressure in a major industrial economy, affecting technology and manufacturing supply chains dependent on Japanese inputs.
Read original →Zinc prices on the London Metal Exchange hit $3,823.85 per metric ton, the highest level in over four years, driven by supply concerns and Chinese demand accumulation. Elevated zinc prices affect manufacturers of alloys, galvanized steel, and electronics, which are inputs for semiconductor equipment and renewable energy infrastructure.
Read original →TypeScript became the most-used programming language on GitHub in August 2025, marking the largest shift in language rankings in a decade, coinciding with peak adoption of AI coding agents. This shift demonstrates how AI development tools reshape programming language preferences and may influence long-term software architecture decisions across industries.
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