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business1d ago

Earnings live updates: SoFi stock tumbles, Alphabet stock jumps as 'Magnificent 7' results roll in

Finance.yahoo.com and 4 more

Alphabet reported strong cloud momentum and AI-driven demand, reinforcing its plan to expand data-center capacity to meet a backlog near record levels.
Google Cloud revenue rose 63% and margins improved, signaling scalable profitability amid AI-driven demand.
Alphabet raised its 2026 capex guidance to $180-$190 billion to support cloud buildout as the backlog nears record levels.

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AI outperforms doctors in Harvard trial of emergency triage diagnoses

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technology13h ago

AI outperforms doctors in Harvard trial of emergency triage diagnoses

Theguardian.com and 6 more

The AI advantage was pronounced in fast triage decisions with minimal information, suggesting AI can aid rapid ER judgments.
In real-world ER data, AI achieved 67% exact/near diagnoses at triage and 81% at admission, surpassing two expert doctors.
Experts say AI should augment clinicians as a second opinion and workflow support in the ER, not replace doctors.

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Apple Easily Beats Wall Street Expectations, Services Revenue Shoots Up 16% to Record $31 Billion in March 2026 Quarter

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business11h ago

Apple Easily Beats Wall Street Expectations, Services Revenue Shoots Up 16% to Record $31 Billion in March 2026 Quarter

Variety.com and 5 more

Revenue climbed 17% year over year to $111.2 billion, comfortably ahead of Wall Street expectations.
iPhone revenue surged 21.7% to nearly $57 billion as consumers upgraded to the new iPhone 17 lineup.
China sales helped push Apple to the top spot in global smartphone market share during the March quarter, Counterpoint Research reports.

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Company bringing back woolly mammoth plans to de-extinct the bluebuck

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science18h ago

Company bringing back woolly mammoth plans to de-extinct the bluebuck

Dailymail.com and 2 more

Colossal Biosciences announces plans to de-extinct the bluebuck, using genetic techniques and surrogate mothers to re-create the extinct antelope.
Researchers aim to modify genes in living relatives, such as the roan antelope, to recreate bluebuck characteristics.
Conservation potential is framed as not only restoring a lost species but also building tools to protect broader ecosystems.
Independent experts are evaluating environmental and regulatory issues related to bluebuck rewilding.
There is no fixed timeline for delivering a living bluebuck, with habitat planning considered in collaboration with South African groups.
Colossal positions the work as scalable, aiming to apply reproductive technologies and genome editing across other at-risk antelopes.
The bluebuck went extinct around 1800 after extensive hunting, marking its disappearance from its Cape habitat.
Colossal plans to use living relatives to generate a hybrid resembling the extinct bluebuck, following a proven approach used for the dire wolf.
Partnerships with South African conservation groups aim to address habitat restoration and potential reintroduction if successful.
Ethical and ecological concerns accompany de-extinction, with ecologists and experts examining the safety of reintroducing species into altered ecosystems.

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The Best Noise-Cancelling Headphones for Muting the World

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shopping2h ago

The Best Noise-Cancelling Headphones for Muting the World

Gq.com

Bose Quiet Comfort Ultra 2 (Gen 2) is featured as the top overall pick for strong ANC and comfort.
Sony WH-1000XM6 is noted for industry-leading ANC and long-standing sound quality.
Apple AirPods Max is highlighted for robust integration with iOS and premium build.
Dyson OnTrac is praised for customization options and durable design.
Beats Studio Pro is noted as a solid value with versatile performance.
Marshall Monitor IIIs are recognized for a premium studio-like look and comfort.
Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2 is described as premium with high-quality materials and sound.
Sennheiser Momentum 4 is praised for balanced sound and long-wearing comfort.
Belkin Soundform Isolate offers strong ANC at budget price with long battery life.
The article groups picks by user needs, including gaming, Apple users, and premium experience.

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Entry-level OLED monitor deal: LG 27-inch UltraGear GX7 under $480

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technology17h ago

Entry-level OLED monitor deal: LG 27-inch UltraGear GX7 under $480

Mashable.com and 1 more

A new reference highlight ties gaming monitor bargains to a high-end 34-inch Alienware QD-OLED, offering a record-low price of $650 at Amazon and signaling strong value for immersive setups.
Original article context remains centered on gaming displays with strong specs; the new reference reinforces that OLED/QD-OLED options and high refresh rates are key drivers of value in premium monitors.
New reference highlights that a 34.2-inch, 1,800R curved panel with 3,440x1,440 resolution and 1,000-nit peak brightness supports competitive gaming immersion.
The Alienware monitor supports multiple adaptive sync technologies (Nvidia G-Sync, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, VESA AdaptiveSync), aligning with Mashable’s focus on high-refresh gaming features.
Price motion in the new reference mirrors Mashable's deal-hunting vibe: limited-time, record-low pricing prompting quick action.
Both articles emphasize 34-inch OLED/QD-OLED gaming monitors as flagship options for enthusiasts seeking immersive, smooth gameplay at high refresh rates.
The new reference notes a strong all-time low price that aligns with holiday-season pricing, reinforcing buyers' perception of rare value.
Alienware’s 34.2-inch, 1,800R curved screen delivers immersive curvature that Mashable’s original highlights also prize in gaming-focused displays.
The new reference provides explicit deal attribution to Amazon, complementing Mashable’s emphasis on online retailer discounts.
The combined view suggests a broader trend: premium OLED/QD-OLED gaming displays are seeing aggressive discounting, making high-end setups more accessible.
For readers considering value, the reference reinforces the value proposition of record-low prices tied to well-known premium brands in the gaming monitor space.

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‘I spent €4k on a heat pump. Here’s how much I save on energy bills'

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technology1h ago

‘I spent €4k on a heat pump. Here’s how much I save on energy bills'

Euronews.com

The war on Iran and energy geopolitics helped lift heat pump uptake in the UK and Europe, as households seek price stability.
EU data show heat pumps could offset gas price volatility, with households saving on energy costs.
UK installers highlight government grants, like the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme, reducing upfront costs.
A Bath homeowner reports comfort and predictable bills after heat pump installation.
Heat pumps are described as effective even in very cold conditions, retaining energy from outside air.
Opposition concerns about heat pumps’ aesthetics are noted, with installers emphasizing practical installation realities.
The study cites Eurostat data and European Commission goals to reach carbon neutrality by 2050.
UK residents using government grants report reduced energy bills and greater certainty in pricing.
The article notes ongoing misconceptions about heat pumps, including noise, appearance, and perceived effectiveness.
The report provides a practical case of installation costs and added measures like batteries for peak pricing.

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UK Biobank has my data, but I’m not worried. I know the benefits are too great to consider pulling out | Polly Toynbee

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technology1h ago

UK Biobank has my data, but I’m not worried. I know the benefits are too great to consider pulling out | Polly Toynbee

Theguardian.com

UK Biobank faced a security scare in China, but no names or NHS numbers were exposed.
Toynbee says the data's benefits for medical research far outweigh the breach concerns.
The NHS is praised as the best storehouse for lifelong health data, enabling wide research.
Researchers warn about AI privacy risks and potential de-anonymisation of data.
Public sentiment shows only modest withdrawal requests from Biobank after reassurance.
The piece urges continued public participation in Our Future Health to bolster research.
The article notes survey fatigue as a challenge to long-term data projects.
Longitudinal studies have historically informed on smoking, education, and cot deaths.
Use My Data advocates for trustworthy, transparent data systems among patients.
The article frames the breach as a test of balancing security with scientific progress.

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Robo athletes miss the point of sport – there is no drama without emotion | Emma John

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technology1h ago

Robo athletes miss the point of sport – there is no drama without emotion | Emma John

Theguardian.com

Robo athletes compete alongside humans but in separate lanes, signaling an evolving sports landscape.
Toyota's CUE7 is a 7ft 2in basketball robot drawing attention for its near-human presentation.
Experts argue sport's drama comes from human nerves and emotion, not just perfect performance.
RoboCup and other AI initiatives are advancing beyond sport to real-world benefits like search and rescue.
Ace, Sony AI's table tennis robot, demonstrates AI playing against elite human players.
AI-driven robots may aid training for human athletes rather than replace them entirely.
RoboCup marks its 30th anniversary as a catalyst for advancements in robotics.
The article questions whether flawless machine performance diminishes sport's drama.
Public response includes calls for letters on the issues raised by robotic sports.

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Car giant caught bragging about huge profit margins on new money grab

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business1h ago

Car giant caught bragging about huge profit margins on new money grab

Dailymail.com

GM aims to generate $3.1 billion in digital subscriptions this year as it expands in-car services like Super Cruise and Maps+.
GM has about 13 million subscribers and projects rapid growth as more vehicles come equipped with in-car tech.
Analysts say subscription revenues could outpace traditional car sales for some brands.
Ford also began charging for features once offered for free, signaling broader industry change.
Experts caution that customers may push back if basic features are repeatedly billed separately.
Subscription revenue is described as potentially far larger than upfront car sales for some models.
Industry experts say pricing bundles may expand in the next 18 to 24 months.
Experts warn that relying on apps can frustrate users with limited connectivity.
The Daily Mail piece notes that some features may be bundled back into prices if consumers refuse extra charges.

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