AMD joins the $1 trillion club, leaving Intel behind

AMD has surpassed a $1 trillion market capitalization for the first time after a five-day stock rally, driven by investor enthusiasm for its growing AI and data-center business. The company’s market value now exceeds Intel’s, although it remains well behind…

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X now tells users when local laws have reduced their posts' visibility

The latest addition to X's Under the Hood feature could stave off claims around shadowbanning.

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Ceer unveils its EXOBOT EVs, Saudi Arabia’s first electric SUV and sedan

Ceer revealed EXOBOT on Monday, the new flagship electric SUV and sedan from Saudi Arabia’s first EV brand and auto manufacturer.…

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Snapchat is getting more AI features, but they're locked behind Lens+

Snap has announced a bunch of new AI features coming to Snapchat, but you'd need a Lens+ subscription to access them.

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How AI Chatbots Are 'Deskilling' Human Empathy

Sherry Turkle's latest book, Artificial Intimacy: Who We Become When We Talk to Machines, comes out on September 29.

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OnePlus 16’s glowing rear lights look even cooler in action

Borrowing a page from Nothing.

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I spent hours debugging Docker permissions until one number in my compose file fixed everything

Before you touch chmod again.

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What to watch tonight: 24 new shows and movies just added to Prime Video, Paramount+, Hulu and more (Sept. 21)

Looking for what to watch? Here's your guide to every movie and show streaming tonight.

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Discover what’s next: 5 days left to save up to $200 on your TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 ticket

Five days left to save up to $200 on your TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 pass + 50% off a second one. Join 10,000+ founders, investors, and operators at San Francisco’s Moscone West, October 13-15. Grab your ticket savings before prices go up on September 25 at…

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Internet Explorer is finally, truly dying, and Microsoft wants you ready by 2029

Microsoft retired support for Internet Explorer 11 years ago, but the ancient browser is still lingering in modern Windows releases through the IE Mode feature. By the end of 2029, even IE Mode will finally be gone, along with IE's ancient web engine…

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Meta’s Muse is outpacing ChatGPT’s early mobile launch

Meta’s new AI agent Muse has racked up more downloads and daily active users in the U.S. and Canada than ChatGPT did over the same period after its mobile debut, according to new estimates from Appfigures.

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Silent Hill: Townfall debuts in a haunting return to psychological horror

Silent Hill: Townfall takes the series to a remote Scottish setting, blending first-person gameplay with the psychological horror and storytelling the franchise is known for. Its gripping mystery, sound design, and fresh ideas make it one of the most…

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Nvidia is buying SB Energy stock at 90% of its IPO price

Nvidia is buying a further $1.5B of SB Energy shares at 90% of the price of the data centre developer’s coming US listing, taking its total backing to $3B. SB Energy has 8.8 gigawatts in contract or under construction in Texas and Ohio, while its parent’s…

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Raspberry Pi is intentionally blocking RAM capacity upgrades

Raspberry Pi is actively preventing enthusiasts from upgrading soldered memory to a larger configuration even when the replacement chip is technically compatible. The company says the restriction is intended to discourage unofficial high-capacity resales.

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iOS 27 adds an all-new app to your iPhone’s Home Screen

Apple released iOS 27 to everyone last week, including a ton of new Siri and Apple Intelligence features. One of the biggest changes here is the addition of an all-new Siri app. This marks the first time that Siri has been pre-installed as a standalone app…

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Amazon cuts 23% off the Energizer Bluetooth speaker, but only for a few hours

Amazon cuts the Energizer Portable Bluetooth Speaker to $99.99 in a limited-time lightning deal.

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Creality Sparkx i8 uses clever QuarTeks system for zero waste, live now on Indiegogo

Creality has expanded its Sparkx lineup of bed-slinger 3D printers. It features the company’s new QuarTeks system that claims zero waste and 500% faster multicolor printing.

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Treasury chief says AI bosses, not their bots, will carry the can for criminal acts

'Humans are responsible, not the AI,' argues Scott Bessent as he calls out OpenAI agents' hack of Hugging Face

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As KDE Turns 30, Contributors and Commits are Going Strong

"In a few weeks, KDE will turn 30 years old," writes core contributor Kevin Ottens, celebrating with some special KDE community data analytics (including a 30-year graph of the number of contributors): It peaks around 180 on average (and sometimes reaches…

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iOS 27.2 reveals new features coming to Apple Music, CarPlay, more

iOS 27.2 beta 2 arrived today , and so far seems to have minimal user-facing changes. But code for iOS 27.2’s beta releases points to new features in the works for Apple Music, CarPlay Ultra, and more.…

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LibreOffice developer explains why it cannot display some Microsoft Office charts

Microsoft's Office files hide a nasty interoperability problem, and LibreOffice is putting the spotlight on what's really happening.

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Lenovo releases new 15-inch laptop internationally with 1,100-nit OLED, cheaper pricing and Intel Panther Lake

Lenovo has started selling a new 15-inch laptop internationally. Boasting a 1,100-nit OLED display, the Googlebook 15 also ships with a 70 Wh battery and an Intel Panther Lake processor. Lenovo's first Googlebook is also markedly cheaper than expected.

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Toshiba's 75-inch $490 Fire TV with QLED panel proves big screens don't have to break the bank

You're getting a lot for the price

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Google smacks forehead, realizes $899+ thin-and-lights were what it was missing

'A new category,' insists the Chocolate Factory, not a premium Chromebook - yet some of the family resemblance remains

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Destiny 2 players may finally get back the content Bungie took away

Bungie is preparing to reverse one of Destiny 2’s most controversial decisions by restoring vaulted campaigns, destinations and raids, with the returning content set to become available to all players. Marathon is also slated to get a bunch of meaningful…

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iOS 27.2 beta 2 is out now, skipping over iOS 27.1

Macworld Just a couple days after the wide release of iOS 27, Apple has released the first beta of iOS 27.2. That’s not a typo: it’s iOS 27.2, not 27.1. We never saw a 27.1 release, but Apple is beginning beta tests for the 27.2 branch. This likely has…

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Amazon's best-selling 3D printer just crashed to a record-low price — the Bambu Lab P1S is now under $500

Amazon's best-selling 3D printer is the Bambu Lab P1S, and I just spotted it on sale for a record-low $499.99.

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OpenAI asks Washington to lead a global AI standards push

OpenAI has called on the United States to lead an international effort on standards for advanced AI, beginning with rules on which incidents must be reported, and suggested routing the work through national AI safety institutes including the US Center for AI…

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AI, Tariffs, Rare Minerals: What to Expect From Trump’s Upcoming Summit With Xi Jinping

Washington and Beijing have grown ever more linked in the AI boom, making hardware exports and technological restrictions hefty bargaining chips in negotiations.

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Pedal Harder for Affordability

In the US, among other places, housing costs are skyrocketing. It can sometimes be difficult to get a feel for the scale of the issue and how it hits neighborhoods …

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