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The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is again looking into whether Polymarket broke a 2022 deal to keep US users off its offshore platform. Reuters reported the news, citing two people familiar with the matter.
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Meta has launched a “tamagotchi-style” pet game called Waddle World, with virtual creatures that chat with users and create doodles to illustrate conversations. According to its Apple and Play Store listings, the “16-bit pet care game” is not really a game, but “a daily journal disguised as a pet.”
The British public aren’t happy about data centers, but the government thinks more investment could change that.
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Microsoft is updating its Android Authenticator app in January 2027 to provide clearer setup guidance for Google One backups and cross-device passkey sign-ins.
Why waste time thinking of something useful to say when an app can leverage synergies for you?
Microsoft has announced that SharePoint mobile apps will drop on-premises SharePoint Server access next month, leaving SharePoint Online as the only supported option for mobile users.
Volkswagen plans to use technology developed in China in cars sold in other markets, starting with South America, Reuters reported from Hefei on Wednesday. Until now, the carmaker kept the technology it built in China for cars sold in China.
Malaysian customs officers have seized 30 servers containing advanced AI chips at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), the authorities said on Wednesday. The shipment was worth about RM49.5m ($12.1m), and it was moving through Malaysia without the required permit.
The FIA, which governs motor sport worldwide, has named Amazon Web Services (AWS) its official partner for AI, cloud computing, machine learning and cloud infrastructure. The deal was announced today, and it covers every level of the sport, from club racing up to Formula 1.
The US Federal Election Commission (FEC) has taken its electronic filing system offline following an attempted cyberattack, Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing an internal email.
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