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iPhone 18 Files Put Apple’s India Supply Chain Under Scrutiny Technology

iPhone 18 Files Put Apple’s India Supply Chain Under Scrutiny

Alleged iPhone 18 Pro files from the Tata Electronics breach expose supplier details as Apple expands manufacturing and assembly operations in India.

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ServiceNow Customers Urged to Patch Critical AI Platform Flaw Technology

ServiceNow Customers Urged to Patch Critical AI Platform Flaw

ServiceNow customers are urged to patch CVE-2026-6875 after reported exploitation activity targeted the critical AI Platform sandbox escape.

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Apple Sues OpenAI, Alleging Theft of Trade Secrets to Build AI Devices Technology

Apple Sues OpenAI, Alleging Theft of Trade Secrets to Build AI Devices

Apple has sued OpenAI in a California federal court, accusing it and two former Apple employees of stealing trade secrets to build unreleased AI hardware, in a case that pits the two companies as rivals in AI-native devices.

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UN Warns of Catastrophic AI Risks as Geneva Governance Talks End and New Global Commission Convenes Technology

UN Warns of Catastrophic AI Risks as Geneva Governance Talks End and New Global Commission Convenes

The UN's first Global Dialogue on AI Governance ended in Geneva with warnings that science cannot guarantee AI will not cause catastrophic harm, as a new global commission of tech leaders and heads of state meets Wednesday.

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Canadian Startup Wafr Technologies Raises $100 Million for Water-Efficient AI Data Center Cooling Technology

Canadian Startup Wafr Technologies Raises $100 Million for Water-Efficient AI Data Center Cooling

Vancouver-based Wafr Technologies has secured $100 million in private funding to commercialize a thermal battery cooling system that can reduce AI data center water consumption by up to 95 percent.

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Microsoft Launches Frontier Company: $2.5 Billion and 6,000 Engineers for Enterprise AI Deployment Technology

Microsoft Launches Frontier Company: $2.5 Billion and 6,000 Engineers for Enterprise AI Deployment

Microsoft commits $2.5 billion and 6,000 engineers to its new Frontier Company unit, embedding AI experts directly within enterprise clients to co-design and deploy AI systems at scale.

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The AI Arms Race Escalates as Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google Release Competing Models in July 2026 Technology

The AI Arms Race Escalates as Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google Release Competing Models in July 2026

Major AI companies unleash a wave of new models in a single week, with Anthropic launching Claude Sonnet 5, OpenAI previewing GPT-5.6, and Google releasing new Gemini image models.

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Five Eyes Alliance Warns AI-Powered Cyberattacks Are Months Away as DeepMind Talent Exodus Shakes Industry Technology

Five Eyes Alliance Warns AI-Powered Cyberattacks Are Months Away as DeepMind Talent Exodus Shakes Industry

The Five Eyes intelligence alliance issued a stark warning that AI models capable of launching devastating cyberattacks are just months away, as Google DeepMind suffers an unprecedented talent drain to rivals.

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Major Orange and Sosh Mobile Network Outage Disrupts Millions Across France Technology

Major Orange and Sosh Mobile Network Outage Disrupts Millions Across France

A major technical incident knocked out 4G and 5G services for millions of Orange and Sosh mobile subscribers across France on Monday, with the operator mobilizing engineering teams but offering no timeline for full restoration.

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NASA Lucy Spacecraft Reveals Asteroid Donaldjohanson Is a Wobbling Peanut-Shaped Relic Technology

NASA Lucy Spacecraft Reveals Asteroid Donaldjohanson Is a Wobbling Peanut-Shaped Relic

New research published in Science shows the asteroid visited by NASA Lucy mission is a two-lobed body that tumbles through space, formed 155 million years ago from collision debris.

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SETI Scientists Search Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS for Alien Signals, Find None Technology

SETI Scientists Search Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS for Alien Signals, Find None

SETI Institute scientists used the Allen Telescope Array to scan the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS for over seven hours, analyzing nearly 74 million signals but finding no evidence of alien technology.

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German Court Rules Google Liable for False Claims in AI Search Overviews Technology

German Court Rules Google Liable for False Claims in AI Search Overviews

A German court has issued a landmark ruling declaring Google directly liable for false information generated by its AI search overviews, in a decision that could reshape the legal landscape for AI-powered search engines worldwide.

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