The deadline for 51 million affected customers to claim compensation from two massive data leaks is now Dec. 18.
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Jensen Huang says China may no longer want its top H200 AI chips even if US export rules ease, leaving both Washington and Beijing in a bind.
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The announcement highlights China’s broader ambitions in South America at a time of ongoing geopolitical and technological tensions with the US.
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Michigan-based firm says a “bad actor” gained unauthorized access to certain PII housed within the 700Dealer.com application layer.
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Many students who once aimed for white-collar careers are now opting for manual professions they believe AI cannot easily replace.
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The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-9491, allowed cybercriminals to hide malicious commands from users inspecting files through Windows' standard interface.
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The reversal comes just 48 hours after reports surfaced that Apple refused to comply with the order to preload the government's Sanchar Saathi app.
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The FBI warns holiday scammers are hitting email, social media, fake sites, delivery alerts, and calls, with new data showing losses and complaints rising.
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Companies found guilty of breaching Germany's antitrust rules face fines up to 10% of annual turnover.
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Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are creating exact replicas of popular web platforms to train AI agents to navigate the digital world like humans.
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