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Activists say justice is incomplete, pushing regulators and courts to close the legal protection gap.
European regulators just approved the Saudi-led Electronics Arts deal under antitrust review, bringing it one step nearer to closing.
AMD’s new Cerebras pact is a direct bet that AI inference should be split across specialized chips, not one dominant rack.
Kalanick, the Uber founder forced out in 2017, is back with $1.7 billion for industrial AI and robotics.
The 72-GPU rack looks like a head-on spec war, but real-world FLOPS and power efficiency decide the winner.
A 18.2-acre marching camp in Slovakia with 5 gates and intact sandal nails is forcing new questions about how it ended.
An Artemis II pilot warns NASA may be choosing the riskier touchdown location, and points to safer options tied to emergency access.
A new Geely-Ford venture turns Ford's idle Spain capacity into multi-energy EV production with 34% Geely stake.
A linear Clone Wars strategy game with an upfront campaign length, Funk confirms no New Game+
Despite losing court fights, the administration moves forward, leaving Republicans to manage the political and market fallout.
The landmark EU digital law case lands a near-$1 billion penalty, forcing boards to re-check search and platform incentives.
A priced-at-HK$1,010 maximum IPO sets a retail barrier, while institutional bids still stack up.
