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Roku Unveils Biggest Home Screen Overhaul in More Than a Decade

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Roku Unveils Biggest Home Screen Overhaul in More Than a Decade

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Roku rolls out a major home screen overhaul with AI-driven recommendations and faster access, signaling a broader monetization push across devices.
The update adds a prominent, persistent ad on the landing page, appearing as soon as the device is turned on and guiding navigation.
Roku emphasizes monetization with a marquee ad that can promote a show or movie you can stream across services.

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Micron hits a $1 trillion market cap after UBS — and Trump — praise it

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Micron hits a $1 trillion market cap after UBS — and Trump — praise it

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Micron joins the trillion-dollar club as investors reward memory-driven AI demand and a strong tech cycle.
Robust memory demand and Micron's AI-position bolster its role in the AI value chain as the tech rally continues.
Memory stocks surge as AI demand lifts major chip makers, with Micron leading a broader rally across WDC, SanDisk and others.

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SpaceX Wins $2.29B Space Force Contract for Starshield Network

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SpaceX Wins $2.29B Space Force Contract for Starshield Network

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Space Force approved a $2.29 billion OTA with SpaceX to develop the Space Data Network Backbone, aiming for a fully operational prototype by 2027.
The SDN Backbone will form a unified, open architecture with high-capacity, low-latency data transport to enable worldwide tactical communications for the joint force.
SpaceX will integrate Starshield satellites to fuse military and commercial capabilities within the SDN Backbone.

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PlayStation Delists and Shuts Down Servers for Destruction AllStars, the Latest in a String of Struggling Live-Service Games

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PlayStation Delists and Shuts Down Servers for Destruction AllStars, the Latest in a String of Struggling Live-Service Games

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Destruction AllStars has been delisted from the PlayStation Store and its multiplayer servers shut down, ending official live-service support for the game.
From 26 May 2026, Destruction AllStars and all Destruction Points will be removed from sale at PlayStation Store and no longer available for purchase.
Single-player modes will remain accessible to existing users until November 25, 2026, when all server support for Destruction AllStars shall be shut down.

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NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Drivers 610.47 WHQL Drops Control Panel Support

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NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Drivers 610.47 WHQL Drops Control Panel Support

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NVIDIA is retiring the classic Control Panel after two decades, moving core management to the NVIDIA app for GeForce users.
All actively supported NVIDIA Control Panel features for GeForce users have been added to the Nvidia App, signaling a full feature consolidation.
RTX PRO users will retain some Control Panel access during migration as professional features transition to the NVIDIA app.

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I vibe-coded a billionaire jet tracker to warn people about a possible apocalypse. Then the data started getting weird.

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technology8h ago

I vibe-coded a billionaire jet tracker to warn people about a possible apocalypse. Then the data started getting weird.

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McDonald built the Apocalypse Early Warning System to track private jet movements and flag emergencies.
The system uses global radio receivers to monitor private jet data and compare it to yearly patterns.
A level-five emergency is reached when jet activity exceeds the past year’s expectations.
McDonald says the project probes who gets information and who trusts it in a post-truth era.
The work blends art, coding, and surveillance techniques in a commercially funded format.
McDonald notes prior projects used to reveal patterns in public safety and policing data.
He says his practice includes art exhibitions in Europe and East Asia to supplement income.
McDonald describes his coding approach as increasingly agentic and AI-assisted.
The project has attracted attention and threats, underscoring tensions around surveillance and protest.
McDonald emphasizes the work as a conceptual intervention that blends art and software as a service.

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FAA orders SpaceX to investigate Starship V3 booster failure | TechCrunch

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science10h ago

FAA orders SpaceX to investigate Starship V3 booster failure | TechCrunch

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The FAA has ordered SpaceX to investigate the Starship V3 booster incident from the May 22 test flight and to pause further Starship launches until the inquiry is complete and approved by the agency.
The FAA will oversee SpaceX9s investigation, stay involved at each step, and approve the final report along with any corrective actions.
Starship V3 represents SpaceX9s upgraded, potentially more reusable spacecraft aimed at deep-space missions, built with newer engines and design tweaks.
The May 22 flight marked the debut of Starship V3 at SpaceX9s Starbase site in South Texas, highlighting an ongoing push to advance the Starship program.
Regulatory review is underway as SpaceX continues IPO preparations for Starlink while the investigation may delay additional flight plans.
The mishap occurred during stage separation when the Super Heavy booster separated but then experienced an apparent engine failure or a series of engine failures during the burn back toward the Texas launch site.
SpaceX had planned major Starship V3 upgrades, including all-new third-generation Raptor engines and design tweaks to Starship and booster components.
The Starship program emphasizes high reuse as a path to lower costs for heavy payloads and sustaining Starlink-related revenue.
FAA oversight extended to rivals like Blue Origin during the same developmental period, signaling broad regulatory scrutiny across heavy-lift programs.
NBC News and Reuters summarize the FAA9s finding that the May 22 Starship Flight 12 launch resulted in a mishap involving the Super Heavy booster, with no public injuries or property damage reported.

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Robinhood launches credit card for AI agents with 3% cash back | Fortune

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technology10h ago

Robinhood launches credit card for AI agents with 3% cash back | Fortune

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Robinhood launches AI agents to trade stocks and handle card payments with a dedicated wallet.
Agents will read portfolios, propose trades, and execute with human approvals when needed.
There are fraud protections and mandatory alerts for agent activity.
Agents connect via Robinhood’s Model Context Protocol for analysis and execution.
Robinhood Platinum Card will gain similar agentic card support later this year.
The move follows Robinhood’s AI expansion and prior AI tools.
Other payments firms already offer agent-like capabilities in wallets.
Initial beta only covers stock trading; broader assets planned later.
Robinhood emphasizes safety with spending limits and approval requirements.
Industry context: AI agents are gaining traction in fintech and payments.

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Best power station deal: Save $50 on the Anker Solix C1000 power station

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shopping13h ago

Best power station deal: Save $50 on the Anker Solix C1000 power station

Mashable.com

The 4K/120fps Osmo Action 4 with a magnetic quick-release offers fast, easy mounting for action content creation at a discounted price.
As of May 27, the DJI Osmo Action 4 is $208.98 at Amazon, down from $299, a 30% discount offering strong value for beginners.
Mashable notes the Osmo Action 4 as an affordable entry point for beginners who want action footage without risking more expensive devices.

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Global Clean Energy Inc. Acquires AI for Natural Disasters to Expand Disaster Prediction and Emergency Response Platform.

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Global Clean Energy expands its portfolio into disaster intelligence by acquiring AI for Natural Disasters (AIND), adding predictive analytics and emergency response capabilities to its platform.
TerraVigil and ResilientIQ join GCEI as the foundational and decision-support layers for predictive intelligence and operational guidance during disasters.
GCEI frames the deal as a shift from reactive disaster response to proactive preparedness in local communities, aiming to save lives and reduce costs.
ResilientIQ will deliver domain-curated, source-cited guidance to support planning and operational decision-making in emergencies.
TerraVigil serves as the foundational layer to predict disaster impacts using live data, converting multi-source information into actionable intelligence.
The AIND acquisition is expected to enable product launches, market outreach, demonstrations, and partner development for the new platform.
Industry data cited by Polaris Market Research indicates a robust disaster management market, signaling strong growth opportunities for AI-enabled resilience solutions.
The release positions the acquisition as expanding applied AI into resilience and emergency management with products for high-consequence environments.
GCEI aims to strengthen its position in public safety and infrastructure protection by deploying practical AI that directly informs responses.
GCEI emphasizes real-world use cases over broad AI claims, centering its strategy on practical applications tied to urgent needs in disaster resilience.

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