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SpyCloud Finds Credential Exposure Across Water Sector
Stolen credentials tied to water utilities and suppliers raise a vendor-access question, but the research does not establish a breach.
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Nexstrom’s $12M Bet Targets 2D Materials on Wafers
The Singapore startup is building a wafer-scale production tool for 2D materials, but foundry qualification remains ahead.
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TikTok US Joins Lantern’s Cross-Platform Safety Network
The U.S. TikTok venture is joining a shared child-safety signal system already used by major technology platforms.
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Amazon Blocks Meta’s Muse From Shopping on Its Site
The clash puts a practical limit on Meta’s shopping agent and exposes a fight over permission, customer data and checkout control.
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Samsung C&T Backs Kairos Power’s Google Reactor Plan
The binding term sheet adds capital and construction expertise to a proposed reactor project linked to Google’s future data-center power supply.
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Google Opens $899 Googlebook Preorders for Gemini Laptops
Google is moving Gemini from an optional app to a built-in part of a new premium laptop category sold by five hardware partners.
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CNN, MS NOW, Politico Sue Over White House Access Ban
The dispute over credentials now reaches federal court as TV networks confront a gap in pooled presidential coverage.
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Taboola’s Dianomi Deal Targets Premium Finance Audiences
The proposed acquisition would add a finance-focused publisher network to Taboola’s broader ad platform.
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California Tightens Disclosure for Paid Political Posts
The new measure connects creator disclosures to enforceable penalties and gives political committees a direct stake in whether paid posts identify their sponsor.
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U.S. Proposes AI Incident Alert Channel With China
The proposal would give the world’s two largest AI powers a direct path to flag severe incidents, but China has not publicly accepted the mechanism.