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TechnologyMar 5

Apple Launches $599 MacBook Neo, Its Most Affordable Laptop

Apple announced the MacBook Neo, a budget-friendly laptop starting at $599 that uses the A18 Pro chip and comes in multiple colors.

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TechnologyJun 3

Tesla Launches Unsupervised Robotaxis in Austin as Industry Questions Traffic Impact

Tesla has begun operating unsupervised robotaxis in Austin while data shows autonomous vehicles may not reduce traffic as expected.

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TechnologyMay 21

Child safety groups urge FTC investigation into Roblox over predator and gambling concerns

Two advocacy organizations have called for federal investigation of the gaming platform Roblox over child safety issues.

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TechnologyMay 4

Amazon Launches Supply Chain Services, Competing with UPS and FedEx

Amazon opens its shipping network to third-party businesses through new Supply Chain Services division, directly challenging traditional logistics companies.

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TechnologyMay 26

Volvo Cars Receives US Approval to Continue Selling Connected Vehicles

The Trump administration granted Volvo Cars permission to keep importing and selling vehicles with connected car technology despite Chinese ownership concerns.

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TechnologyMar 6

EU Authorities Shut Down Major Cybercriminal Forum LeakBase

US and EU law enforcement dismantled LeakBase, described as one of the world's largest online forums for cybercriminals sharing stolen data and hacking tools.

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TechnologyJun 9

Apple Introduces Personalized App Recommendations, Updates macOS Interface Design

Apple has launched personalized app recommendations in the App Store and is updating macOS with design changes and AI features.

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TechnologyMay 19

Analog Devices in Talks to Acquire Empower Semiconductor for $1.5 Billion

Semiconductor company Analog Devices is reportedly in advanced negotiations to acquire Empower Semiconductor in a deal valued at approximately $1.5 billion.

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TechnologyMar 13

Iran-linked hackers target US infrastructure during Middle East conflict

Pro-Iranian hackers have increased cyberattacks on US targets since February 28, including medical device company Stryker and attempts on critical infrastructure.

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TechnologyMay 24

Tech Companies Offer Security Features Amid Spyware Concerns

Major technology companies have developed special security modes to protect against spyware as government agencies face scrutiny over commercial surveillance tools.

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TechnologyJun 5

LinkedIn Co-Founder Reid Hoffman Steps Down from Microsoft Board

Reid Hoffman, who co-founded LinkedIn and joined Microsoft's board when the company acquired the platform, is leaving his board position after nearly a decade.

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TechnologyMar 24

FCC Bans Imports of Foreign-Made Consumer Routers Over Security Concerns

The Federal Communications Commission has prohibited imports of new consumer networking equipment manufactured outside the United States, citing national security risks.

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TechnologyMar 19

Uber to Invest Up to $1.25 Billion in Rivian for Robotaxi Partnership

Uber and Rivian announced a multi-year deal to deploy up to 50,000 autonomous electric vehicles for ride-hailing services.

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TechnologyMay 5

Apple Explores US Chip Manufacturing Partnerships with Intel, Samsung

Apple is reportedly in discussions with Intel and Samsung about manufacturing processors in the United States, marking a potential shift in the company's chip production strategy.

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TechnologyJun 13

SpaceX Leadership Traces Engineering Roots to Cornell Racing Team

Multiple SpaceX executives developed engineering skills through Cornell University's Formula SAE racing program before joining Elon Musk's company.

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