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Author Archives: Techme101
Vema predicts cheap hydrogen could change where data centers are built
Vema Hydrogen drills wells to stimulate hydrogen production deep underground, which could result in some of the cheapest hydrogen available.
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Nintendo Switch becomes the gaming giant’s best-selling console ever
The success of the Switch was down to the innovative nature of the hardware, combined with strong games based on Nintendo’s most popular characters.
Adobe Ends Animate’s 30-Year Run as AI Steals the Spotlight
Adobe has expanded its generative AI strategy aggressively over the past two years, integrating AI into tools such as After Effects and Adobe Express. The post Adobe Ends Animate’s 30-Year Run as AI Steals the Spotlight appeared first on TechRepublic.
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Avalanche thinks the fusion power industry should think smaller
Avalanche has raised $29 million in fresh funding to pursue its unique approach to fusion power, which can currently fit on a table.
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Arbitrator orders NBA to pay Terry Rozier salary after unpaid leave ruling
After months of uncertainty, Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier is officially getting his money. An arbitrator ruled Monday (February 2) that the NBA has to pay Rozier his salary, reversing the league’s decision to place him on unpaid leave after … Continue reading
BetMGM updates integrity policy to specifically prohibit athlete harassment
Sports betting giant BetMGM updates terms of service to specifically prohibit athlete harassment with threat of account suspension. The new terms state that BetMGM will suspend a customer’s account if they are found to use harassing or abusive language towards … Continue reading
AGA projects that an estimated $1.76 billion will be wagered on Super Bowl LX
A recent study by the American Gaming Association (AGA) projects that an estimated $1.76 billion will be wagered on Super Bowl LX. The regulator has based its prediction on the explosive rise of prediction markets and the continued growth and … Continue reading
Palantir surges 10% after beating earnings estimates. Here’s what’s happening
The rise comes on the back of months of decline for the stock.
Singapore to Launch National Space Agency as Global Investment Surges
Things take off on Apr. 1 with plans to coordinate space tech, regulation, and satellite data. The post Singapore to Launch National Space Agency as Global Investment Surges appeared first on TechRepublic.
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Paris prosecutors raid France offices of Elon Musk’s X
The Paris prosecutor says its cyber-crime unit is conducting a search of X’s offices.