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Waymo Robotaxis Grounded for Safety Checks Amid Freeway Closure Fears

Waymo is recalling over 3,800 of its self-driving taxis due to a software issue that could cause them to enter closed freeway construction zones at speed.

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· · Gizmodo

Mike Myers Confirms a Fourth ‘Austin Powers’ Movie

Plus, Sandra Oh boards Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert's "superhero tentpole" movie.

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· · ZDNet

HP OmniBook emerges as a strong contender against the MacBook Neo

HP's OmniBook 3 combines decent hardware and exceptional battery life, making it one of the best-value laptops I've tested this year.

#hp-omnibook#windows-laptop#laptop-review#battery-life

· · Engadget

Trump announces Apple and Intel partnership for US chip production

In a Truth Social post, Trump said Apple and Intel have already finalized an agreement to manufacture chips for the former's devices stateside.

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· · MIT Technology Review

The Download: a new hunt for dark matter and Kenya’s case for going solar

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. The search for dark matter has been blown wide open For decades, physicists have hunted for weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPs), a leading candidate for

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· · Towards Data Science

The Power and Pitfalls of Vector-Based Image Search

A hands-on guide to setting up image similarity search in Milvus, and why visual replication isn't always enough. The post The Power and Pitfalls of Vector-Based Image Search appeared first on Towards Data Science.

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· · Tom's Guide

Walmart just dropped 23 affordable home and garden deals I'd buy before Prime Day — up to 50% off now

Walmart's home and garden sale is seriously good! Here are the best deals worth shopping for a summer refresh.

#mobile-deals#home-and-garden#discounts#summer-sales

· · The Next Web

How a New Operating Model is Transforming Digital Agencies

Most digital agencies hit a wall somewhere between their fiftieth and hundredth active client. Sales is fine; the pitch deck still works, the services still convert. The breakdown is on the delivery side. The operation behind the scenes starts to crack under the weight of clients it was never design

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· · The Next Web

Sequoia’s Roelof Botha joins the SpaceX board, days after the record IPO

SpaceX has named its first new board member since going public, and the word doing the heavy lifting in the announcement is “independent.” In a filing on June 17, the company said its board had elected Roelof Botha, the former Sequoia Capital steward, as an independent director and a member of its a

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· · The Next Web

Swiss startup Prem AI is raising $100M so hedge funds and law firms can own their AI instead of renting it

Prem AI, a Swiss startup that helps hedge funds and law firms run AI models on their own infrastructure, is raising $100 million in a Series A at a valuation of at least $500 million. The company expects to close the round in the third quarter. CEO and founder Simone Giacomelli said the pitch is […]

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· · The Next Web

Midjourney unveils groundbreaking full-body scanner, surpassing MRI technology.

Midjourney, the company best known for turning text prompts into images, has announced something it has never made before: hardware. And not a phone case or a pair of glasses, but a full-body medical scanner. At an event in San Francisco on June 17, founder David Holz unveiled “The Midjourney Scanne

#midjourney#full-body-scanner#medical-technology#hardware-innovation

· · The Next Web

EU tells Big Tech to align AI data centres with climate goals or stay away

The European Union’s energy chief has told the AI industry it is welcome in Europe, but only on the bloc’s terms. In an interview with Politico, Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen said companies must demonstrate commitment to the EU’s energy, climate, and environmental goals if they want to build dat

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· · The Next Web

Attackers cracked 75,000 Fortinet firewalls with old passwords, not a zero-day

Security researchers have uncovered a sprawling cache of stolen credentials for Fortinet firewalls, exposing login details for tens of thousands of organisations around the world. The dataset, dubbed “FortiBleed,” contains plaintext usernames, emails and passwords for 73,932 unique Fortinet FortiGat

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· · TechCrunch

Waymo recalls nearly 4,000 robotaxis to stop them driving into highway construction zones

The company has identified at least 13 instances where its robotaxis drove into highway sections closed for construction.

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· · The Next Web

MIT built a memory system that lets robots remember where you left your keys

Robots are still surprisingly bad at remembering where things are. You might recall that your keys were on the kitchen counter last night. A robot working beside you would struggle to connect that object and location in a useful way. MIT researchers built a system called DAAAM to fix that. DAAAM sta

#robotics#memory-systems#artificial-intelligence#machine-learning

· · TechCrunch

Pixi launches iOS app for transforming text messages into immersive AR interactions

Forget stickers, GIFs, and emoji reactions. Pixi is betting that the next evolution of messaging is interactive augmented reality (AR).

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· · AndroidPolice

6 Hidden Google Wallet Features That Simplified My Checkout Experience

Google Wallet works a lot better when you take the time to set it up for success

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· · GSMArena

iPhone Air 2 featuring dual rear cameras set for Spring 2027 launch

According to a new report from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is currently working on the 2nd-generation iPhone Air, which is likely to debut in the spring of 2027. The 1st-gen iPhone Air, meanwhile, was introduced in September 2025. The report, citing people familiar with the matter, claims that th

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· · 9to5Mac

Time Capsule survives macOS 27, but Apple really should make a new one

While macOS 27 introduces lots of new features, it does have a few drawbacks. One of these appeared to be that it bricked Time Capsules. A Microsoft engineer has found a way to maintain compatibility, but it really just leads me to renew my belief that Apple needs to revive the product …

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· · Dev.to

I built a recipe API because the existing ones were too expensive and too inconsistent

A while ago I was building a food app on the side and needed a recipe API. I figured this was a solved problem. It turned out not to be, at least not for me. The well-known APIs were priced for funded companies, not someone hacking on a side project after work. The cheaper ones were affordable but i

#cloud-computing#api-development#food-tech#startup-innovation