From The Verge: Apple has signed on to a multiyear, multibillion-dollar agreement with Broadcom, a chipmaker based in the US. The company announced the news on Tuesday, saying it will continue to work with the chipmaker to develop 5G components and other wireless connectivity parts.
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From PC World: AMD continues its march into Chromebooks today with its first Ryzen 7000 processors for the inexpensive laptops powered by Chrome OS.
AMD announced the Ryzen 7000 Mobile series this past January, bouncing across four separate architectures that make up the new processors for laptops...
From CNET: Hit that send button a little too soon? WhatsApp now has an edit feature that lets you edit sent messages, letting you fix a typo or maybe giving you a chance to rethink your words. The new feature is rolling out for the secure messaging app on Monday and should be available to everyone...
From PC Mag: China bans the use of Micron's chips by major Chinese firms after deciding they pose "significant security risks."
As The Wall Street Journal(Opens in a new window) reports, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) carried out a review of Micron which concluded that the US...
From TechCrunch: Surprising literally no one, the combination of paid blue checks and generative AI makes it all too easy to spread misinformation. On Monday morning, a seemingly AI-generated image of an explosion at the Pentagon circulated around the internet, even though the event didn’t actually...
From PC World: HP’s problematic firmware has become downright deadly for some of its printers. An update released in early May has been bricking select HP OfficeJet printers—and the fix still isn’t available yet, leaving owners to stare at a blue error-code screen.
As reported by Bleeping Computer...
From CSO: Meta has been fined $1.3 billion (€1.2 billion) by the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) for violating the terms of the EU’s GDPR by continuing to transfer EU users’ data to the US without adequate safeguards.
Meta has failed to “address the risks to the fundamental rights and...
"I really wish [a certain friend] was coming with me on this trip," I said. "Why, is it because she is loud and annoying so she can keep you awake while you are driving?" My friend replied. I just laughed, mainly because while what he said seemed to make sense to those who know us, it was really because she is one of the few people I would trust my car with. Sometimes, what appears to be the reason may not be the actual reason, and the actual...
From The Verge: Apple has restricted employees from using AI tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT over fears confidential information entered into these systems will be leaked or collected.
According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, Apple employees have also been warned against using GitHub’s AI...
From PC World: Earlier this week, Google announced that it’s planning on deleting millions of accounts made by users who were no longer active. It’s slightly alarming if, perhaps, you have a spam Gmail account dedicated to logins for sites you used exactly once, but most users won’t be affected. But...
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