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Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Launch; Chromecast "Untrusted Device" Errors Plague Users
  • Ray-Ban Meta x Coperni frames are now available for $549.
  • Chromecast users are reporting "Untrusted device" errors; Google is working on a fix.
  • AI voice cloning tools are vulnerable to scams, according to a Consumer Reports study.
  • Foxconn launched 'FoxBrain' LLM based on Llama 3, trained using 120 Nvidia H100 GPUs.
  • iPhone 17 Air is rumored to be exceptionally thin (5.5mm).
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Waymo launches robotaxi service in Austin; Samsung to release headset competing with Apple Vision Pro; CoreWeave files for IPO amid AI interest
  • Waymo launches robotaxi service in Austin: Waymo has initiated its robotaxi service in Austin in collaboration with Uber, marking a significant advancement in autonomous vehicle technology and urban mobility solutions.
  • Samsung to release headset competing with Apple Vision Pro: Samsung is preparing to launch a new headset aimed at rivaling Apple's Vision Pro, highlighting the competitive landscape in the tech industry.
  • CoreWeave files for IPO amid AI interest: CoreWeave, an AI cloud service provider, has filed for an initial public offering, reflecting the increasing investment and interest in AI technologies.
  • Microsoft unveils AI assistant for healthcare: Microsoft has introduced a new voice-activated AI assistant tailored for healthcare professionals, aiming to enhance the integration of technology in medical practices.
  • Amazon implements palm-scanning tech in healthcare: Amazon is rolling out palm-scanning technology at NYU Langone Health facilities, showcasing a trend towards biometric solutions in the healthcare sector.
  • Huawei attempts global smartphone comeback: Huawei is making efforts to re-enter the global smartphone market with new high-end devices, despite facing significant challenges in the competitive landscape.
  • 1 Million Android devices found with security backdoor: A major security vulnerability has been identified in which 1 million third-party Android devices possess a secret backdoor, allowing scammers to exploit users.
  • TSMC to invest $100 billion in U.S. manufacturing: Taiwanese chipmaking giant TSMC has announced plans to invest $100 billion in U.S. manufacturing over the next four years, as part of a broader strategy to bolster domestic chip production.
  • Anthropic valued at $61.5 billion after funding: AI start-up Anthropic has closed a deal that values the company at $61.5 billion, following significant fundraising efforts in the competitive AI landscape.
  • Microsoft to end Skype service in May: Microsoft has announced that it will discontinue the Skype internet calling service in May, transitioning users to Microsoft Teams as part of its strategy to streamline communication services.
Taiwan supports TSMC's $100 billion U.S. investment; China promotes RISC-V chip usage; AI Action Summit showcases Gemini 2.0 updates
  • Taiwan to Retain Advanced Chip Technology: The Taiwanese government announced that it will support TSMC's $100 billion investment in the U.S. while ensuring that the most advanced semiconductor technology remains in Taiwan. This investment includes plans for five new chip facilities in the U.S. .
  • China to Promote RISC-V Chip Usage: China is set to publish a policy aimed at boosting the use of RISC-V chips nationwide, reflecting a significant move in the semiconductor industry. .
  • AI Updates and Innovations: Recent AI developments include the launch of Gemini 2.0, a new AI coding assistant, and features aimed at career exploration and scientific research. These updates were highlighted during the AI Action Summit in Paris. .
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TSMC Investment$100 billion investment in the U.S. over the next 4 years
Lunar LandingsIntuitive Machines’ Athena Lander and Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost successfully land on the moon
Microsoft ends Skype service; OpenAI unveils GPT-4.5; Nvidia reports 80% profit surge
  • Microsoft ends Skype service: Microsoft will discontinue its Skype internet calling service in May, transitioning users to Microsoft Teams, reflecting a shift in communication preferences.
  • OpenAI unveils GPT-4.5: OpenAI has introduced its new A.I. technology, GPT-4.5, which represents a significant advancement in natural conversation capabilities, enhancing user interaction with AI.
  • Nvidia reports profit surge: Nvidia has reported an 80% increase in profits, driven by the growing demand for A.I. chips, highlighting the booming A.I. industry.
  • Gabbard raises concerns over Apple data access: Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, has voiced concerns regarding the British government's request for Apple to provide backdoor access to cloud data, emphasizing privacy and security issues.
  • Google's Gemini enhances video interaction: Google’s Gemini now allows users to ask questions using videos and content displayed on their screens, improving user engagement and interaction with technology.
  • Signal tops app downloads in Netherlands: Signal has become the most downloaded app in the Netherlands, indicating a growing preference for privacy-focused communication tools.