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Justin Sun takes crypto company public — reportedly with help from the Trump Family
Last year, Justin Sun was facing a federal investigation into his crypto empire, to the point that he avoided entering the US. Now, his company is going to be publicly listed on the American stock markets – and reportedly with the assistance of Eric Trump. Tron, Sun’s digital assets platform, announced on Monday that it plans to go public in…
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After the Success of Moana 2, Disney Is Now Reportedly Working on Moana 3
Moana fans, be ready! Industry insiders have begun circulating news that the next installment in the Moana film series has entered the early production stage at Disney. Well, the company hasn’t yet made an official announcement about Moana 3 yet. Moana was released in 2016 and instantly became a fan favorite due to its captivating storyline, fearless female protagonist, and…
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Prime Video reportedly doubling the amount of ads you’ll see — streaming just got a lot worse
Remember the streaming dream we were sold of unlimited ad-free movies and TV shows compared to the commercial-stuffed days of cable? I’m starting to feel like we bought a lemon, because it appears that Amazon’s Prime Video has quietly increased the number of ads on its content. According to a report by Adweek, Prime Video has almost doubled the number…
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Meta’s reportedly shopping for exclusive content on its upcoming VR headset
The Wall Street Journal reports Meta is in talks with Disney and A24 to try and secure exclusive streaming content for a new headset it’s developing. WSJ says Meta’s new device is a glasses-like headset codenamed “Loma,” with an external puck you slip into your pocket. Meta is reportedly seeking new and existing licensed content that would be exclusive to…
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Nvidia reportedly launching RTX 5050 GPU next month — but it may come with some disappointing upgrades
Nvidia isn’t done with its graphics card offerings just yet, it seems, as an RTX 5050 desktop GPU is now expected to launch over the coming weeks. While lower-end RTX 5050 gaming laptops have been rumored for a while, Nvidia is reportedly planning to release a desktop model as soon as this July. This comes from sources speaking to VideoCardz,…
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Whoop is reportedly replacing defective MG trackers
Users of Whoop’s fitness trackers have been reporting that their Whoop MG fitness trackers are turning unresponsive, in some cases within under an hour of setting them up. Now, the company is apparently replacing the trackers, in some cases before the users even ask, TechIssuesToday reports. Launched alongside the Whoop 5.0 earlier this month, the Whoop MG (which stands for…
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Amazon’s reportedly ditching Android OS on its Fire TVs later this year
Amazon has been quietly working on ditching the Android-based software its Fire TV streaming devices run on in favor of its own OS, and a new report claims the replacement will launch later this year. As first reported in 2023, Amazon is cooking up a Linux-based OS, codenamed Vega, to eventually replace Fire OS, a fork of open source Android…
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DOGE is reportedly building a ‘master database’ of government information
The Committee has also received reports about troubling, fumbling efforts by DOGE to combine sensitive information held by SSA, the IRS, HHS, and other agencies into a single cross-agency master database. Improving how federal agencies share data to improve outcomes and customer service is a longstanding and bipartisan goal in Congress. Information obtained by the Committee, however, indicates that DOGE…
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Some AI Talent ‘In Despair’ Reportedly About Google DeepMind’s Noncompete Rules
Image: Envato/YuriArcursPeopleimages In the high-stakes race for AI dominance, Google’s DeepMind division is tightening its grip on talent, forcing some employees to sit out of the industry for up to a year if they leave. According to multiple reports and former employees, DeepMind, Google’s AI research lab, is using aggressive noncompete clauses to block staff, especially those working on key…
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DOGE plans now reportedly include an IRS ‘hackathon’
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is planning to hold a “hackathon” next week in order to create a “mega API” for accessing Internal Revenue Service data, reports Wired. The outlet says the API would be used to move the data into a cloud platform — potentially a third-party one — to serve as the “read center” of the…
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