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Intel grows 21% thanks to artificial intelligence, but its shares sink over what lies ahead
Intel brought in $16.5 billion between July and September and its data center business grew 78%. But it expects lower sales in the last quarter and its shares fell about 18% after the report.
Google Chrome can now fill in forms with data from your Gmail: orders, shipments and flights
Chrome's enhanced autofill uses Gemini to suggest order numbers, tracking numbers and flight bookings it finds in your email. For now it is only coming to the United States.
OpenAI plans to buy Google's artificial intelligence chips to rely less on Nvidia
According to the outlet The Information, the ChatGPT company wants to buy Google's TPU chips, which until now it only rented. Neither company has confirmed it.
Google unveils Gemini 4 Carbon, its most powerful AI, built for coding and fending off hackers
Google announced its new artificial intelligence model on October 28, and it tops an independent ranking. For now, only some cybersecurity experts can use it.
The EU freezes national laws on minors and social media for a year to impose a single rule
The European Commission is halting national laws while it negotiates its own: no social media for under-13s and supervised accounts for 13- and 14-year-olds. Austria, which wanted to ban them for under-14s, is the most affected.
Apple acknowledges iPhone Duo screen defects just days after launch
Cracks next to the fold, bright lines and dead pixels. Apple admits that "a small number of units" of the iPhone Duo have problems with the inner screen.
The iPhone Duo, the first iPhone that folds: how much it costs and what it's missing
Apple launched its first foldable iPhone, and the most expensive model costs almost 3,200 dollars. It sold out in Mexico on day one, but it has a problem CNN pointed out.
Movistar disappears in Argentina and Tuenti returns: what changes for 6 million lines
Six million Movistar customers in Argentina are switching to Tuenti, the name of a Spanish social network that had already died. What happened and what you need to do.