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Top tech news stories today: March 6, 2024
Institutional investors may help bitcoin sustain new heights, Binance and Coinbase crashes caused by algorithmic trading firms and other news.

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Huawei signs patent cross-licensing agreements with Vivo, Amazon
Huawei signs global patent deals with vivo and Amazon, promoting tech innovation and ending litigation fostering innovation of new products.

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AMD develops AI-based super-resolution tech for gaming devices
AMD gears up for 2024, integrating AI super-resolution into gaming devices, enhancing FSR technology amidst competition with Nvidia and Intel.

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Anthropic claims its latest AI model outperforms GPT-4
Anthropic revealed its latest iteration of GenAI technology named Claude. The company claims that its AI chatbot surpasses OpenAI’s GPT-4.

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Google restricts RCS messaging on rooted Android devices
Google has taken steps to restrict the use of RCS messaging on rooted Android devices, causing frustration among users who suddenly found themselves unable to send or receive RCS messages. Reports from various platforms, including Google Messages support pages, Reddit, and XDA‘s…

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Amazon purchases Cumulus Data’s atomic datacenters for $650M
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced a groundbreaking $650 million acquisition of Cumulus, a nuclear-powered data center campus from Talen Energy. It’s a prominent player in the US electricity generation and transmission sector. This strategic purchase not only underscores…

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Apple pay C$14.4 million to settle iPhone throthrob case in Canada
Court Approval: Settlement for iPhone Slowdown Lawsuit In a significant development, a British Columbia Supreme Court judge has given the green light to a proposed settlement totaling C$14.4 million ($10.6 million) for eligible members of a class-action lawsuit against Apple. The…

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Classic Tech: Safeguarding connectivity during Nepal earthquakes
This company sees itself as a ‘seismic savior’, connecting Nepal through earthquakes with innovation and reliability.

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Switch 2 performance could match the PS4 Pro in docked mode
The Nintendo Switch successor, potentially matching the PS4 Pro’s performance, could feature Samsung’s 8nm process and 12GB RAM.

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Apple reverses decision to disable home screen web apps in EU
Apple reverses decision to remove web apps from EU home screens, facing investigation over compliance concerns.

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NodeMonkes pushes bitcoin NFT weekly sales to $168.5M, tops ethereum
Bitcoin non-fungible token sales have surpassed ethereum, due to a significant rise in NFT collections revolving around Bitcoin Ordinals.

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Allpay cards and SPICA team up, promising 100% recyclable credit cards
Allpay Cards has partnered with SPICA, a high-performance recycled and virgin PVC material manufacturer, to set a new sustainability standard.

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Apple changes its mind in killing home screen web apps in the EU
Apple’s recent decision to reverse its stance on home screen web apps in the EU has sparked a wave of discussions and debates within the tech industry. The move comes as a surprise to many, considering Apple’s initial plans to discontinue support for Progressive Web Apps (PWA), a…

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Microsoft provides AI-driven assistance into file management
Microsoft is revolutionizing the way users interact with their files through the upcoming release of Copilot for OneDrive. This innovative tool, set to launch in late April, will serve as a versatile research assistant, capable of extracting, summarizing, and organizing…

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Cloud computing facilitates collaboration in the oil and gas industry
The oil and gas industry has always been characterized by its complex, geographically dispersed operations and its highly regulated environment. In recent years, the industry has been under increased pressure to streamline operations, enhance efficiency, and ensure regulatory…

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The case against ‘smart cars’: Why we’re better off without them
AI technology has certainly made life better in some areas, but here are four reasons to ban this future tech from our roads.

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Elon Musk sues OpenAI over alleged mission drift towards profit
Tech mogul Elon Musk has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, accusing the organization of deviating from its original mission of developing artificial intelligence for the betterment of humanity. The lawsuit, lodged in San Francisco late on Thursday, marks a…

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Is Google’s just-released Gemini 1.5 Pro better than ChatGPT-4?
Google’s release of Gemini 1.5, featuring a multi-modal model with 1 million token context processing, disrupts the AI landscape.

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American Express’s Accertify partners with UK’s largest retailer, ASDA
ASDA, the UK’s largest retailer, has partnered with Accertify, an American Express company known for its fraud protection solutions.

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Database leak exposes 2FA codes of global tech giants like Google
YX International, which specializes in manufacturing cellular networking equipment and providing SMS text message routing services, has been found to have left an internal database exposed to the internet without a password. The database contained sensitive information, including…
