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Samsung has announced that its Micro RGB technology will be available in smaller screen sizes, expanding from the previously released 115-inch model. The new offerings will include sizes of 55, 65, 75, 85, 98, and 100 inches. With these sizes, Samsung aims to make the technology more accessible for various living spaces, as larger screens […]

In the final issue of 2025’s Regulator, discussions focused on the developments in artificial intelligence (AI) legislation, particularly President Donald Trump’s efforts to prohibit states from creating their own AI laws. A recent segment on The Brian Lehrer Show featured a question from a caller regarding whether Congress is considering regulations for “digital twins,” AI

Basic Fun! has acquired certain assets of Arcade1Up, focusing on the ongoing support of the home arcade category and existing Arcade1Up products available in the market. This acquisition signifies a commitment to enhancing their presence in the home arcade sector while continuing to offer support for current Arcade1Up titles. The company aims to integrate Arcade1Up’s

Wiles reported that she confronted Musk regarding decisions that impacted personnel access in their offices. Initially, she was unaware of the implications that budget cuts to USAID programs would have on humanitarian efforts. The suspension of immunization initiatives in Africa raised concerns, as it could lead to preventable loss of life. Relief agency leaders and

The website Alexa.com has reportedly gone live for certain users, transitioning from its previous status where it redirected to an information page. This change coincides with the announcement of Alexa Plus, Amazon’s revamped digital voice assistant, which was introduced at a launch event earlier this year. When accessed, the Alexa.com interface appears similar to the

X Corp. has initiated a lawsuit against Operation Bluebird, a newly announced startup that aims to revive the Twitter brand for a new social media platform. The lawsuit, filed on Tuesday, claims that Operation Bluebird is attempting to infringe upon Twitter’s trademarks, asserting that “Twitter never left and continues to be exclusively owned by X

The company has been expanding its team of concept artists, writers, and storytellers, and is actively forming writer rooms, casting actors, and recording performances. Currently, there are 23 concept artists employed, with additional job openings available. These artists are engaged in generating concept art for ideation and production purposes. The organization’s efforts are designed to

Mozilla is navigating complexities with its dual structure consisting of a nonprofit organization and a for-profit subsidiary. Historically, these divisions have complemented each other, but recent challenges have prompted layoffs and restructuring efforts. Mozilla seeks to maintain its advocacy for a more open and private internet, despite relying on revenue largely from Google. Anthony Enzor-DeMeo,

Ed Murray, president of the California Solar & Storage Association, recalls the impact of the 1985 elimination of solar tax credits during the Reagan administration. This decision led to a dramatic decline in the solar industry, with membership in Murray’s organization plummeting from 670 to 37 companies almost overnight. Since then, the industry has seen

Q-CTRL, an Australian quantum technology company, is developing software aimed at enhancing the reliability of quantum sensors for navigation purposes. Quantum navigation relies on delicate sensors, which function well in controlled lab conditions but face challenges in dynamic environments such as vehicles that experience sharp turns, turbulence, and waves. The metallic structures of these vehicles