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Intel’s crashing 13th and 14th Gen CPUs get two additional years of warranty coverage

Intel is extending the warranty for its 13th and 14th Gen CPUs by two additional years. The chips have come under scrutiny for instability issues.

The Associated Press removes a fact-check claiming J.D. Vance has not had sex with a couch

A viral joke on social media about J.D. Vance having sex with a couch was “debunked” by AP. But the story was later removed.

Level AI applies algorithms to contact center pain points

Ashish Nagar, an engineer by trade, was working at Amazon's Alexa org on the conversational AI team when he realized that AI had the potential to greatly...

Bill Gates-backed Type One Energy lands massive seed extension to commercialize fusion power

Ever since a government experiment proved in 2022 that fusion isn’t as far fetched as it once seemed, physicists, engineers, and investors have been growing ...

Strava's next chapter: New CEO talks AI, inclusivity, and why 'dark mode' took so long

This is the predicament that Strava, the social fitness app and community, finds itself in. At a crossroads, of sorts, where it has reached meaningful scale...

DOJ antitrust chief is ‘overjoyed’ after Google monopoly verdict

AAG Jonathan Kanter discusses what this week’s landmark Google verdict means for antitrust.

Apple is finally embracing Android’s chaos

iOS 18 finally gives users tools to easily customize the app icons on their homescreen — like what Android users have had for a long time.

Now Logitech says the ‘forever mouse’ was just an idea

Logitech says the ‘forever mouse’ mentioned by its CEO on the Decoder podcast was an idea focused on sustainability, not a product chasing recurring revenue.

The video game industry is mourning the loss of Game Informer

People across the video game industry are sharing their tributes to Game Informer, which was suddenly shut down after 33 years.

This climate tech startup wants to capture carbon and help data centers cool down

280 Earth, a startup that spun out of Google’s “moonshot factory” X inked a $40 million deal to capture carbon dioxide for Alphabet, Meta, and other big names.

What is Apple Intelligence, when is coming and who will get it?

Apple Intelligence was designed to leverage things that generative AI already does well, like text and image generation, to improve upon existing features. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.

This $1,695 smart bassinet’s best features are now behind a premium subscription

The Snoo bassinet now has some of the best features of its app locked behind a new $19.99 monthly premium subscription.

Sony’s NFL tech overhaul goes from the chain gang to coaches’ headphones

Sony is developing a new set of headphones for NFL coaches that will debut during the 2025 season.

The Nest Learning Thermostat gets its biggest upgrade in over a decade

Google has announced the new Nest Learning Thermostat 4th gen. It’s bigger, brighter, and more expensive, but it brings Matter and Soli to the smart thermostat.

Apple’s Sunny imagines a cozy future where screens fade into the background

Showrunner Katie Robbins explains the sci-fi vision behind the Apple TV Plus streaming series Sunny, which stars Rashida Jones.

NASA cancels its VIPER rover that would’ve searched for water on the Moon

NASA has canceled its VIPER project that would’ve sent a rover to the moon to search for ice. Scheduling delays and increasing costs contributed to its cancellation.

Google Search is an illegal monopoly — what happens now?

A federal judge’s ruling that Google is a monopoly in the US could portend big changes, but we yet don’t know how big, and we might not for years.

ADT’s new smart security system will unlock your door for a Trusted Neighbor

ADT Plus works with Google Nest’s facial recognition capabilities and the Yale Assure 2 smart lock to allow a “Trusted Neighbor” into your home in an emergency.

Apple signs the White House’s commitment to AI safety

Apple joins 15 other tech companies — including Google, Meta, Microsoft and OpenAI — that committed to the White House's rules for developing generative AI. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.

The compliance countdown has started for AI companies operating in the EU

Tech companies operating in the EU will soon have a host of rules governing how they do business. The AI Act bans certain uses for AI and puts transparency requirements on others.

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