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The Financial Times reports that Spotify aims to launch its AI-powered remixing service in the first quarter of 2027, meaning it could be unveiled around February’s Grammy Awards.
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A Virginia county has been forced to remove dozens of Flock cameras as the surveillance-tech firm goes silent following contract cancellations.
The most visible hack took place on a digital billboard stretching across one of Egypt’s biggest highways: the 26th of July Axis in Giza. Drivers stopped their cars to film as the screen broadcast the adults-only material, which was overlaid with the text “Leaked by: Ch, 19ylegal never and nivex”...
The Raspberry Pi 5 with 16GB of RAM now costs $385 after an $80 price hike, the latest in a string of increases driven by the ongoing RAM shortage. This configuration launched at $120, and now costs over triple that price.
Apple is introducing a touchscreen laptop in the MacBook Pro with a PROLED XDR Display. Here’s where it falls in the long timeline of touchscreen laptops.
NVIDIA is investigating a security incident involving its Brev cloud development platform after detecting unauthorized activity between October 4 and October 20. The incident may have exposed SSH keys used to access customer virtual machines.
Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier brought up the figure in a video explaining why EA chose to shut BioWare. Gears of War: E-Day cost Xbox $500 million, he said. “That is a real number, that is real,” he added. In Schreier’s view, that’s simply what AAA games cost to make now, especially...
Socialist deputy Laurent Lhardit’s amendment passed the National Assembly by just 11 votes to 10. In fact, only 35 of the chamber’s 577 deputies were even in the room at the time. Both the government and the budget’s own rapporteur had advised against it, too.
An OpenAI spokesperson told Business Insider about the rebrand. “Compute campuses better describes the scale and role of the infrastructure we’re building for AI,” the spokesperson said. “These are long-term investments in computing, energy infrastructure and skilled work.”
Graphics card prices have jumped 35% in just three months, with Nvidia’s high-end GPUs reaching absurd levels and Radeon cards catching up. Our Q4 2026 update finds little reason to expect relief.
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