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Streaming used to make stuff networks wouldn’t. Now it wants safer bets.

Meanwhile, TVs aren’t watched the way they used to be. Social media and YouTube have gotten younger audiences accustomed to low-budget, short videos, including...

From 900 miles away, the US government recorded audio of the Titan sub implosion

The waveform of the recording. From SOSUS to wind farms Back in the...

“Largest data breach in US history”: Three more lawsuits try to stop DOGE

All of these plaintiffs had personal data "improperly disclosed to DOGE representatives in a manner completely divorced from the legitimate purposes for which it...

When software updates actually improve—instead of ruin—our favorite devices

The Steam Deck is another good example. Early adopters might have been disappointed to see missing features like overclocking controls, per-game power profiles, or...

Tariffs will “blow a hole” in the US auto industry, says Ford CEO

The US has had to pause some of these new tariffs almost immediately, and the proposed 25 percent tariffs against any Canadian or Mexican...

22 states sue to block new NIH funding policy—court puts it on hold

Regardless of what else they might be doing, the indirect costs pay for various critical campus services, including at research hospitals. Suddenly having that...

OpenAI’s secret weapon against Nvidia dependence takes shape

A large investment The path to creating a custom AI chip requires substantial resources. Industry experts told Reuters that designing a single version of...

Punch-Out’s Mike Tyson has been defeated in under two minutes for the first time

https://youtube.com/watch?v=STVeGPkqHtQ&start=0&wmode=transparent Bismuth explains the unreasonable luck needed for a record-setting Tyson fight at around the 56:30 mark in this 2024 video....

Feds putting the kibosh on national EV charging program

“There is no legal basis for funds that have been apportioned to states to build projects being ‘decertified’ based on policy,” says Andrew Rogers,...

National Institutes of Health radically cuts support to universities

Grants paid by the federal government have two components. One covers the direct costs of performing the research, paying for salaries, equipment, and consumables...

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