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Google To Pay SpaceX $920M Monthly for Compute Access Due To Demand for Its AI Products
Google will pay SpaceX $920M a month for Nvidia-powered compute capacity through 2029 to meet surging demand for its AI products and strengthen SpaceX before its IPO.
Supreme Court Upholds Massive $100 Million Fines Against Verizon and AT&T Over Privacy Penalties
Supreme Court upholds over $100 million in FCC privacy fines against Verizon and AT&T, affirming the agency's authority to penalize carriers for mishandling sensitive location data.
Meta Scales Back Plan To Track Employee's Computer Activity To Train AI Models, Gives Workers Option To Opt Out for '30 Minutes'
Meta eases its employee tracking AI program, adding a 30-minute pause option and limited opt-outs for staff handling sensitive work amid internal privacy concerns.
Tesla Expands Service of Unsupervised Robotaxis To Entire Austria Metro Area Six Months After Removing Human Monitors
Tesla expands unsupervised robotaxis across the Austrian metro area six months after removing human monitors, raising questions on fleet size, wait times, and reliability.

















