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Elon Musk's Starlink Gets License For Israel, Parts Of Gaza
Elon Musk's Starlink won a license to operate in Israel and parts of the Gaza Strip after agreeing to a series of measures to prevent Hamas from getting access to its satellite internet services.
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Israel Taps Blacklisted Pegasus Maker To Track Hostages in Gaza
Israel's security services are pulling in spyware companies, including the maker of the controversial Pegasus software, to help track hostages in the Gaza Strip, people familiar with the matter said.
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Google Maps Disables Traffic Data in Israel, Gaza As Ground War Looms
Alphabet Inc.'s Google is disabling live traffic conditions in Israel and the Gaza Strip for its Maps and Waze apps at the request of the Israeli military, ahead of a potential ground invasion into Gaza.
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Israelis Taken Hostage Were Ripped From Everyday Activities
Yoni Asher last spoke to his wife on Saturday morning, when she called from her mother's home in southern Israel near the Gaza border. "She told me terrorists had infiltrated the home," he said. "The phone got disconnected."
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Elon Musk Says X to Charge All Users 'Small Monthly Fee' to Use Platform in Conversation With Israeli PM
Elon Musk has announced that X (formerly known as Twitter) will start charging all users a "small monthly fee" to use the platform. The platform owned by Musk sees users typically share "100 million to 200 million" posts to the microblogging platform every day. Musk also assured Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu that he was against antisemitism during ...
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The Future Of AI Relies On A High School Teacher's Free Database
High school teacher Christoph Schuhmann is working with a small team of volunteers to build the world's biggest free AI training data set.
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Elon Musk's Starlink Gets License For Israel, Parts Of Gaza
Elon Musk's Starlink won a license to operate in Israel and parts of the Gaza Strip after agreeing to a series of measures to prevent Hamas from getting access to its satellite internet services.
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Israel Taps Blacklisted Pegasus Maker To Track Hostages in Gaza
Israel's security services are pulling in spyware companies, including the maker of the controversial Pegasus software, to help track hostages in the Gaza Strip, people familiar with the matter said.
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Google Maps Disables Traffic Data in Israel, Gaza As Ground War Looms
Alphabet Inc.'s Google is disabling live traffic conditions in Israel and the Gaza Strip for its Maps and Waze apps at the request of the Israeli military, ahead of a potential ground invasion into Gaza.
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Israelis Taken Hostage Were Ripped From Everyday Activities
Yoni Asher last spoke to his wife on Saturday morning, when she called from her mother's home in southern Israel near the Gaza border. "She told me terrorists had infiltrated the home," he said. "The phone got disconnected."
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Elon Musk Says X to Charge All Users 'Small Monthly Fee' to Use Platform in Conversation With Israeli PM
Elon Musk has announced that X (formerly known as Twitter) will start charging all users a "small monthly fee" to use the platform. The platform owned by Musk sees users typically share "100 million to 200 million" posts to the microblogging platform every day. Musk also assured Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu that he was against antisemitism during ...
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The Future Of AI Relies On A High School Teacher's Free Database
High school teacher Christoph Schuhmann is working with a small team of volunteers to build the world's biggest free AI training data set.
