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As the great Jesse Livermore said, "It never was my thinking that made the big money for me. It was always my sitting. Got that? My sitting tight!"
As the great Jesse Livermore said, "It never was my thinking that made the big money for me. It was always my sitting. Got that? My sitting tight!"
Ukraine is looking to build a fleet of ground robots for assault, minelaying, and logistics missions, Mykhailo Fedorov told Business Insider.
A new security loophole could let hackers spy on anyone – and every internet connection and device is vulnerable, according to the researchers who found it. It works by monitoring changes in the speed of a user’s internet connection – not requiring any kind of code or access to a machine.
These AI stocks are some of Edward Sheldon’s largest portfolio holdings. He reckons they have enormous potential in the long run. The post 3 magnificent AI stocks I own that aren’t Nvidia appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
STORY: Microsoft is in trouble with the EU over its popular collaboration app Teams, and could face a big fine.Antitrust regulators charged the U.S. tech giant on Tuesday (June 25) of illegally bundling the product with its Office software, making it hard for rivals to compete. They said the app was given a distribution advantage - while limitations preventing interactions between Teams competitors and Microsoft's offerings hurt rivals.They also said recent moves to unbundle the package were insufficient and more needed to be done.The European Commission warned Microsoft needed to make more changes to restore competition.The move was triggered by a complaint four years ago by Salesforce-owned messaging app Slack.Teams was added to Office 365 in 2017 for free, and replaced Skype for Business.Its popularity soared during the pandemic due in part to its video conferencing.Microsoft said it would work find solutions.In April, it separated Teams from Office globally to try to resolve EU antitrust concerns.If the company was fined, it would be the first such punishment in two decades for Microsoft in Europe.
Microsoft has violated European Union antitrust laws by bundling Teams with its other popular applications for businesses, EU officials said in preliminary findings Tuesday, marking the bloc’s latest challenge to a US tech giant.
Mark Zuckerberg, the billionaire behind Facebook, is investing in Yoto, a company that makes screenless audio players for kids. His investment fund, Chan Zuckerberg Ventures, is part of an £18 million ($22 million) funding round that also includes famous investor Sir Paul McCartney. Zuckerberg's fund and other new investors invested roughly $11 million, while the rest came from existing investors and share sales. Yoto was founded in 2015 by Ben Drury and Filip Denker and is now worth about $182
Google shut down the Google Podcast app in the UK on Monday (June 24) in favour of YouTube Music.
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Apple (AAPL) faces a new legal battle as the European Union accuses the tech giant of violating recently implemented digital competition legislation. The allegations center around Apple's App Store practices, which regulators claim prevent app developers from offering alternative purchasing methods. Yahoo Finance's legal reporter Alexis Keenan breaks down the details of the lawsuit, providing insights into how it could impact Apple's operations moving forward. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Catalysts. This post was written by Angel Smith
European Union regulators have accused Apple of breaking tough new digital competition rules by preventing app developers from freely directing consumers to cheaper services.
STORY: From yet another record for Nvidia, to Apple hitting a snag in Europe, this is AI Weekly. Nvidia became the world’s most valuable firm, at least for a while. The AI chip champion overtook Microsoft, with a market value of over $3.3 trillion. Though the Windows maker later regained top spot, it’s all another sign of Nvidia’s relentless rise, with its stock price up over 150% just this year. Apple is delaying the launch of some AI products in Europe, and it’s blaming EU rules. The bloc requires it to ensure rival products and services can function with its devices. Separately, media reports say Apple is also talking to Facebook parent Meta about integrating its AI model. TikTok owner ByteDance is working with U.S. chip designer Broadcom on an AI processor to power its products. Reuters sources say the move would comply with Washington’s export controls, and secure an adequate supply of silicon for the social network. AI is running for parliament, sort of. Businessman Steve Endacott is standing in Britain's general election - with an AI-chatbot to do the talking for him. “Hi, I’m AI Steve, standing to be MP for Brighton and Hove. I’d love to hear what policies you’d like me to adopt.”Watchdogs say if Endacott wins, it will be the human, not the bot, that takes a seat. And OpenAI’s co-founder is starting his own firm. Ilya Sutskever says it will focus solely on making a model that is safe for humanity. He left OpenAI after playing a central role in the drama over the firing and rehiring of boss Sam Altman last year.
A mum was baffled when she looked outside and found a stranger had pitched a tent in her front garden overnight. Erika White, 38, said her son initially spotted the makeshift home on the lawn of her end-of-terrace urban home at 6.35am. The baffled finance analyst confronted the brazen trespasser - and said initially he ignored her polite request to move on from her front garden in Dartford, Kent. She "couldn't believe the audacity" of the sleepy camper and it was only when she told him she'd call the police he upped and went.
Prosecution claims Anne Geeves and husband Robert, who have both pleaded not guilty, used Haigh as a ‘surrogate mother’ and then killed her
Elizabeth Hurley never fails to impress with an unbelievable bikini photo and she didn't disappoint on Sunday when she donned a strapless number. See photo.
Several reports have been made to police about potential sightings of the teenager since he went missing more than a week ago
Jamie Oliver shared an image of himself and his wife Jools Oliver getting married in Vegas and the chef's wife donned skinny jeans and heels, as well as a laced top for the nuptials.
Find out all about The Repair Shop star Suzie Fletcher's life away from the show, including her abusive 18-year marriage to her home life in Oxfordshire…
Top royal author Tina Brown claimed Prince Harry "couldn’t understand Prince William's obsession with his Middleton in-laws" and their lives in the countryside "bored Harry to tears"
Fans of ITV's hit show This Morning were left fuming at their television sets after it was revealed that a famous reality star would be appearing on the show this week
How did the players fare in England’s goalless draw with Slovenia in their final group game at the Euros?