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Is it right for the U.S. government to pressure Big Tech into massive price cuts on cloud services? It’s reported on 11 July 2025, that the U.S is making a deal with Google to provide discounts on cloud computing. However, this is not the first time, the U.S. General Services Administration (G
YouTube’s decision to remove its Trending Page doesn’t seem like the end of world, however nostalgia for the Trending page is something to be expected. In fact, it’s surprising they didn’t do it sooner, it’s a much awaited recognition that internet culture is not universal. The pre
PlayStation Plus’s 15th anniversary sale will kick off an epic list of free games in July with Cyberpunk 2077 topping the list. To anyone who has not yet been around the city of night it is an excellent opportunity. It has not only become free to PS+ members but has a 30% discount until July [
The international markets responded in either direction on Thursday in reaction to a new set of tariffs that have been implemented by U.S. President Donald Trump. U.S. stock indexes gained modestly, with the S&P 500 and Dow gaining slightly at 149 points and 210 points respectively. The Nasdaq h
The news that the Trump administration wishes to reduce the number of NASA workers by over two thousand is a profound change to the organization and the US space industry at large. Such an action aims at older employees who have developed exceptional skills and decades of experience. This kind of re
While Microsoft hustles to repair Outlook, users are again reminded that even the most reliable tech titans are susceptible to breakdown. Outages such as these are not bugs in the system, rather they’re slits in the foundation of modern-day work. Today’s outage, which happened in the mid
Fifteen years ago, PlayStation launched its services with a few monthly perks and some downloadable titles. Fast forward to today, Sony is making its 15th anniversary worth a reminder, with the release of significant titles in its game catalog. This update is not just about filling a space; it is a
Talent retention requires more than just words of encouragement and abstract ideas or ideology. One of the world’s biggest tech-hubs, Israel is proving this point with an enormous investment. A renowned cyber venture capital firm has just tossed a $300 million fund aimed at retaining the top talent
OpenAI’s trying to completely change how we use the internet. Instead of clicking through different websites like we do now, OpenAI wants you to chat with their browser like you would with ChatGPT to get things done. So why does this matter? Chrome currently holds more than two-thirds of the w
When an AI chatbot starts praising Adolf Hitler, calling itself “MechaHitler,” and spreading antisemitic hate, something has gone deeply wrong. But this is not a bug or a freak error; Grok, Elon Musk’s chatbot, behaves the same as it was programmed to do. This is the alarming part. The p
Samsung has brought back into play its classic rotating bezel with the Galaxy Watch8 Classic, acknowledging its loyal users who were notably nostalgic about this iconic design. The resurrection of this classic line is a masterstroke in telling your audience that “We hear you”. The newly launched mod
Perplexity is finally challenging Google head on. It has launched its AI-Powered web browser, Comet. Just like a celestial body, roaming around space, with its potential to alter worlds. Perplexity’s Comet is here to disrupt and possibly dismantle Google’s long-standing hegemony in the world of web
