Nvidia quantum simulation hits 104 qubits on 8,192 GPUs
On Europe's first exascale supercomputer, Nvidia modeled an error-correcting quantum processor in record detail. Here's why faking a quantum computer on ordinary chips matters.
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SpaceX Tesla merger: the vote that could still stop Musk
Both boards have set up independent committees to study a deal worth trillions, and SpaceX stock jumped. One Tesla rule makes it far from certain.
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Google One benefits: 10% store credit, 24-hour calls and more
Most people pay for Google One to stop the storage-full warnings. Depending on your plan, you may also be paying for store credit, longer Meet calls and other subscriptions.
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iPhone 18 Pro DIY fix: the $49 tool kit, real costs and 5 steps
Apple now sells genuine iPhone 18 Pro parts and rents the tools to install them. Here's what each repair costs, the steps, and when you should skip it.
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GTA 6 behind the scenes: an 11-year map, tighter roads, a PS5 hack
With GTA 6 due November 19, new details from Rockstar North explain why driving will feel different, why the weapon wheel survived and what hackers are up to.
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iPhone made in USA? Nearly 100 parts now are, but not the phone
Apple is putting up to $100 million into a Pennsylvania titanium maker for the foldable iPhone Duo. Here's which parts are American-made and what that changes.
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Spotify AI music crackdown: 50 million tracks cut from your mixes
Spotify says the songs listeners skip most were the ones its systems flagged as AI slop or spam. Here's how it spots them and how you can too.
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TikTok child safety warnings: 112,000 Live videos in one month
Sworn testimony from former TikTok safety staff describes months of internal warnings about minors on Live and age loopholes, and a company that chose not to count its young users.
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Salesforce buys Braze for $5.66B: the firm behind your app alerts
Braze powers the personalized pushes and emails from apps like Venmo, Instacart and Canva. Salesforce is paying a 58% premium to own that moment of contact.
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How to use ChatGPT Slides: build, edit and export a deck fast
ChatGPT can now build an editable slide deck, let your team work on it together and export it to PowerPoint. Here's who gets it and how to get good results.
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Minior Pokemon Go: catch the green core before Saturday night
Minior has finally landed in Pokémon Go, but it only falls during real meteor showers. Here's when to play, how to find it and why the timing matters.
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Google Home Speaker data usage spikes to 132GB: check yours now
Some idle Google Home Speakers are pulling tens of gigabytes a day in the background. Google says a fix is rolling out. Here's how to check your home network.
Apple October 28 event could end the Mac’s no-touch rule
Apple's Pro and tell showcase in Los Angeles is expected to bring the first touchscreen Mac, an OLED iPad mini and new M6 machines.
iPhone Duo sold out until January: why Apple launched anyway
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says Apple knew supply would be tight and opened orders in 70-plus countries anyway. Here's how to actually get one this year.
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Gemini Minecraft run: 605 deaths before AI slew the Ender Dragon
Four Gemini 4 Argon agents split the work, shared notes and finally killed the Ender Dragon. The bill, and the fine print, tell you more than the win.
Character.AI could shut down as Disney walks off with its engineers
Court filings show Disney wanted the chatbot startup's deal done through bankruptcy. Here's what Disney gets, who keeps the legal risk, and what it means for users.
Anthropic public benefit fund could pay AI-hit workers, Musk scoffs
The Claude maker wants to put 5% of its stock into a fund that could pay people hit by AI job losses. Here's how it works and what's still missing.
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Eric Schmidt’s Anthropic stake: a 2021 check now worth up to $20B
Google's former CEO reportedly owns about 1% of the Claude maker. With an IPO expected within weeks, here's what that stake says about the AI money boom.
Microsoft exits Nscale deal as UK’s biggest AI site waits on power
A planned 23,040-chip AI hub in Essex may not get grid power until the 2030s, and losing Microsoft lands weeks before Nscale's planned New York listing.
SpaceX share for every US child: the $10.5B pledge, explained
Elon Musk says every child in America will get one of his SpaceX shares next year, but he has not said who qualifies, how it works or when it lands.
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OpenCode breach: why you should revoke your AI API keys today
A hacked OpenCode system may have leaked OpenAI, Anthropic and Google keys, and some users already report surprise bills. Here's who's affected and how to lock things down.
Broadcom Wi‑Fi flaw may affect millions of routers worldwide
A Broadcom Wi‑Fi setup bug lets someone in radio range run code on affected routers without a password. No patch is available yet.
Delete Instagram privacy test: what a month off revealed
An author tests life without Instagram for a full month and shares what it reveals about privacy, attention, and real-life moments.