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OpenAI Confidentially Files for IPO on the Heels of SpaceX and Anthropic

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OpenAI Confidentially Files for IPO on the Heels of SpaceX and Anthropic

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OpenAI confidentially submitted a Form S-1 with the SEC, signaling intensified competition in AI funding alongside Anthropic.
Analysts say both OpenAI and Anthropic are racing to market to raise large capital quickly to outpace each other in the AI race.
The Guardian reports the IPO push comes amid a broader AI funding frenzy with multiple players signaling public market ambitions.

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watchOS 27: All the new features coming to Apple Watch later this year

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watchOS 27: All the new features coming to Apple Watch later this year

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Apple’s WWDC AI push stresses on-device processing and private cloud compute to safeguard user data while enabling proactive tasks.
tvOS 27 strengthens HomeKit integration and reduces app footprint, making Apple’s smart home and streaming ecosystem more cohesive and efficient.
tvOS 27 is positioned as groundwork for a more capable Apple TV experience, signaling Apple’s continued investment in the living room despite the absence of a next-gen box.

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Who cares about Windows 11? Apple has just announced macOS 27

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Who cares about Windows 11? Apple has just announced macOS 27

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Apple's iOS 27 beta lets developers preview Siri AI and performance improvements ahead of the fall release.
Beta enrollment steps include logging in with a two-factor authenticated Apple ID and selecting Individual enrollment.
Public beta options typically appear later in summer, offering a more stable alternative for users seeking reliability.

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$130 Million in Lost Productivity Due to Bad Meetings, Finds New Study from Jabra

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$130 Million in Lost Productivity Due to Bad Meetings, Finds New Study from Jabra

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Large enterprises could lose up to $130 million annually due to bad meetings, Jabra study finds.
Over half of meeting time (58%) is unnecessary, equating to a full month of lost productivity per employee each year.
Technology remains a major barrier to hybrid collaboration, hurting meeting quality and participation across teams.

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Apple introduces new Child Account features at WWDC

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Apple introduces new Child Account features at WWDC

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Apple overhauls parental controls with a cross-device suite that lets parents decide who kids can talk to, which apps they use, and which websites they can visit.
Ask to Browse adds a parental-permission gate for new websites on Safari across devices, guiding which online content is accessible to minors.
New safety measures filter nudity and block gore or violent content in images and videos shared with minors across Apple platforms.

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The Duskbloods Re-Emerges With In-Game Footage as FromSoftware Sets Closed Network Test for This Summer

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The Duskbloods Re-Emerges With In-Game Footage as FromSoftware Sets Closed Network Test for This Summer

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The Duskbloods will run a summer 2026 closed network test on Nintendo Switch 2, ahead of its release window.
A new Bloodsworn-centered PvPvE action game mode will place players among seven others in tense battles.
Nintendo Direct footage showcased The Duskbloods with a brief trailer and environment shots, hinting at its look and feel.

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10-Year-Old Boy Invents A Genius Device To Stop Children Dying In Hot Cars After His Neighbor’s Death

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10-Year-Old Boy Invents A Genius Device To Stop Children Dying In Hot Cars After His Neighbor’s Death

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A 10-year-old Texas student designed the Oasis, a device to prevent children from dying in hot cars.
The idea followed the neighbor's death of a 6-month-old in a hot car, prompting the inventor's family to pursue a fix.
Funding has begun on GoFundMe to advance manufacturing and secure a patent for Oasis.
Bishop Curry's project aims to turn a concept into a practical safety tool for families.
The Oasis device functions by monitoring interior car temperature and activating cooling and alerts at a critical threshold.
Supporters describe the project as a practical safeguard for families, not a replacement for parenting.
The GoFundMe page has already raised substantial funds to help bring Oasis to life.
Experts note the device could complement safety practices but must prove efficacy.
The Oasis project is at an early stage with a 3-D model and potential for real-world testing.
The story highlights youth innovation addressing critical child-safety issues.

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Does SpaceX have the wherewithal to put AI data centers in space?

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SpaceX shared a draft version of its first orbital AI data center, signaling a major IPO week reveal.
Executives described the project as a ‘draft version of version one,’ underscoring its exploratory stage.
The AI satellite, called the Gigasat, would feature massive solar panels and cooling to power AI chips in space.
SpaceX says its orbital data centers aim to harness solar energy and avoid public backlash to traditional data centers.
The company envisions launching up to one million AI data centers as part of its market expansion plan.
Analysts cite a $28.5 trillion TAM with AI contributing $26.5 trillion, per investor materials.
The Verge reports the reveal was timed to support SpaceX’s IPO narrative and investor enthusiasm.
Experts note major technical hurdles, including power scalability, maintenance, debris, and automation requirements.
SpaceX positions orbital data centers as a long-term AI infrastructure play rather than a near-term product.
The financial coverage highlights IPO timing, with SpaceX aiming to go public under high valuations.

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GM eyes new battery chemistry to grow AI data center, energy storage business

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GM eyes new battery chemistry to grow AI data center, energy storage business

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GM teams with Peak Energy to commercialize sodium-ion battery cells for large-scale grid storage by 2028, aiming for cheaper, more durable energy storage than current LFP options.
Sodium-ion chemistry is pitched as hotter-weather tolerant and free of active cooling, reducing system complexity and potentially lowering life-cycle costs in grid storage.
GM views sodium-ion cells as a potential long-term successor for grid storage, with initial focus on grid packs before possible future EV applications.
GM emphasizes that its sodium-ion program aims to outperform rivals on heat tolerance and system simplicity, enabling cooling-less energy storage deployments.
GM’s energy push aligns with broader data-center electricity demand, signaling a strategic pivot away from aggressive EV expansion toward scalable storage tech.
GM is pursuing domestic-sourced materials and cost advantages by targeting batteries that reduce reliance on cooling infrastructure and potentially lower capex.
Peak Energy collaboration showcases a strategic move to scale sodium-ion development beyond lab prototypes toward commercial grid products.
GM’s Ultra-compact energy strategy includes pursuing a new lithium manganese-rich battery for large pickups and SUVs slated for 2028, signaling a diversified portfolio.
GM’s Energy Pass and North American Charging Standard aim to streamline public charging, including interoperability with Tesla Superchargers by 2027.
GM claims to hold the largest fleet of bi-directionally capable EVs, enabling grid backfeed and potential utility-driven power trading.

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Facebook announces updates to Reels intended to boost creator visibility and engagement.
The changes emphasize ranking, recommendations, and possible monetization avenues for creators.
The update was announced on Facebook, with user responses showing mixed feelings about the algorithm shifts.
Experts see the move as a strategic effort to compete with other short-video services.
Creators are evaluating how the updates may affect their reach and monetization prospects.
Facebook’s policy hints at longer-term changes to how Reels content is surfaced.
Audience growth strategies may rely on improved recommendations and rankings.
Monetization options for creators are highlighted as part of the update.
The update may influence how users discover Reels content in their feeds.

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