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Microsoft Data Centre Protest: Over 100 Activists Occupy Amsterdam Construction Site As Anti-AI Demonstrations Spread Across Europe
Activists occupied a Microsoft data centre construction site in Amsterdam, protesting AI infrastructure expansion. Demonstrations across Europe demand stricter environmental regulations and safeguards.
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As AI Pushes Growth Of Semiconductors, Chip Packaging Gets Competitive
The world's largest contract chipmaker, Taiwan's TSMC, dominates the most sophisticated advanced packaging technology, including chip-on-wafer-on-substrate, or CoWoS.
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How 'Rocky Balboa', 'Superman Cash', 'Fat Boy' Used AI To Steal $129 Million
They would also coordinate a phone or video call where the defendants used AI to mimic the voice and sometimes the image of the CEO, according to the indictment.
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Mercedes-Benz Turns To AI To Match China's Fast Car Development Pace
Mercedes-Benz is incorporating AI into its systems to improve production capacity and efficiency.
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AI Is Finding Software Flaws Faster Than The World Can Fix Them
In October, Microsoft fixed more flaws in a single month than in any previous full year. Google's Chrome browser has released nearly 14 times as many security fixes this year as in all of 2025.
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Google To Turn Off AI, Search Option For School Children By Default
The changes also mean schools will not be able to give students Google Search without its AI features.
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Micron, AMD, SanDisk, Nvidia Crack Up To 10% At Open. Why Wall Street Cheer Eluded Chip Stocks
The AI stocks are under pressure as Democrats won the majority in both House and Senate, including the Texas governor's race.Democrat Gina Hinojosa defeated incumbent Republican Greg Abbott. Hinojosa has pledged an immediate moratorium on data centre construction in Texas.
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Sam Altman On Why He Has Become A "Bad Guy" In The US
Sam Altman's comments reveal the difficult balance facing the AI industry. Companies are racing to build increasingly powerful technology while simultaneously having to convince governments and the public that its development can be trusted.
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Godfather Of AI Warns Of 'Chernobyl-Like' Blackout Event Soon
Godfather of AI, Geoffrey Hinton, warns AI could trigger a Chernobyl-like blackout this year or next.
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Why Are Indians More Positive About AI Than Americans? Sam Altman Explains
Sam Altman's remarks underline a growing divide in how different economies view artificial intelligence, which is making rapid strides in various fields.
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Apple Releases iOS 27.3 Beta With New Siri AI Tools for Developers, Health App Update
Apple's latest software betas give developers new ways to connect their apps with Siri AI through App Intents and custom skills. The redesigned Health app adds Insights and Longevity sections, along with a Health Age estimate and movement assessments. Separately, Bloomberg reports that Apple is testing Siri Recap and Live Rewind for newer Apple Wat...
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Google's New AI Rules For Schools Come With A Catch: No AI, No Google Search
Google's policy will affect Gemini, NotebookLM, Classroom integrations and Search, with administrators required to enable student access.
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Electricity Bills Could Become AI's Next Big Problem. Today's US Midterm Vote Puts It To The Test
63% of registered voters have opposed having a data centre within 10 miles of their homes. Only 13% even supported the idea, and this backlash has made data centres a political issue across party lines, with voter concerns spanning electricity costs, water use and the impact on local communities.
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AI-Powered Health Tracking Is Changing The Wearables Market, Says New Report
According to Sensor Tower's State of Wearable Technology 2026 report, competition in the wearable industry is shifting towards companion apps. Findings highlight that people are interested in using apps alongside their wearable devices.
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US Intelligence Sharing On Iran, Other Threats Slowed Under Trump: Report
Former officials and outside experts said the disruptions risk leaving policymakers with an incomplete picture of threats facing the country, echoing intelligence failures exposed after the September 11, 2001, al Qaeda attacks.
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Microsoft Data Centre Protest: Over 100 Activists Occupy Amsterdam Construction Site As Anti-AI Demonstrations Spread Across Europe
Activists occupied a Microsoft data centre construction site in Amsterdam, protesting AI infrastructure expansion. Demonstrations across Europe demand stricter environmental regulations and safeguards.
-
As AI Pushes Growth Of Semiconductors, Chip Packaging Gets Competitive
The world's largest contract chipmaker, Taiwan's TSMC, dominates the most sophisticated advanced packaging technology, including chip-on-wafer-on-substrate, or CoWoS.
-
How 'Rocky Balboa', 'Superman Cash', 'Fat Boy' Used AI To Steal $129 Million
They would also coordinate a phone or video call where the defendants used AI to mimic the voice and sometimes the image of the CEO, according to the indictment.
-
Mercedes-Benz Turns To AI To Match China's Fast Car Development Pace
Mercedes-Benz is incorporating AI into its systems to improve production capacity and efficiency.
-
AI Is Finding Software Flaws Faster Than The World Can Fix Them
In October, Microsoft fixed more flaws in a single month than in any previous full year. Google's Chrome browser has released nearly 14 times as many security fixes this year as in all of 2025.
-
Google To Turn Off AI, Search Option For School Children By Default
The changes also mean schools will not be able to give students Google Search without its AI features.
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Micron, AMD, SanDisk, Nvidia Crack Up To 10% At Open. Why Wall Street Cheer Eluded Chip Stocks
The AI stocks are under pressure as Democrats won the majority in both House and Senate, including the Texas governor's race.Democrat Gina Hinojosa defeated incumbent Republican Greg Abbott. Hinojosa has pledged an immediate moratorium on data centre construction in Texas.
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Sam Altman On Why He Has Become A "Bad Guy" In The US
Sam Altman's comments reveal the difficult balance facing the AI industry. Companies are racing to build increasingly powerful technology while simultaneously having to convince governments and the public that its development can be trusted.
-
Godfather Of AI Warns Of 'Chernobyl-Like' Blackout Event Soon
Godfather of AI, Geoffrey Hinton, warns AI could trigger a Chernobyl-like blackout this year or next.
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Why Are Indians More Positive About AI Than Americans? Sam Altman Explains
Sam Altman's remarks underline a growing divide in how different economies view artificial intelligence, which is making rapid strides in various fields.
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Apple Releases iOS 27.3 Beta With New Siri AI Tools for Developers, Health App Update
Apple's latest software betas give developers new ways to connect their apps with Siri AI through App Intents and custom skills. The redesigned Health app adds Insights and Longevity sections, along with a Health Age estimate and movement assessments. Separately, Bloomberg reports that Apple is testing Siri Recap and Live Rewind for newer Apple Wat...
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Google's New AI Rules For Schools Come With A Catch: No AI, No Google Search
Google's policy will affect Gemini, NotebookLM, Classroom integrations and Search, with administrators required to enable student access.
-
Electricity Bills Could Become AI's Next Big Problem. Today's US Midterm Vote Puts It To The Test
63% of registered voters have opposed having a data centre within 10 miles of their homes. Only 13% even supported the idea, and this backlash has made data centres a political issue across party lines, with voter concerns spanning electricity costs, water use and the impact on local communities.
-
AI-Powered Health Tracking Is Changing The Wearables Market, Says New Report
According to Sensor Tower's State of Wearable Technology 2026 report, competition in the wearable industry is shifting towards companion apps. Findings highlight that people are interested in using apps alongside their wearable devices.
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US Intelligence Sharing On Iran, Other Threats Slowed Under Trump: Report
Former officials and outside experts said the disruptions risk leaving policymakers with an incomplete picture of threats facing the country, echoing intelligence failures exposed after the September 11, 2001, al Qaeda attacks.
