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Microsoft unveils its third-gen in-house AI chip, the Maia 300, built

Microsoft unveils its third-gen in-house AI chip, the Maia 300, built on TSMC's N2P process node and aimed at serving as its "primary AI inference system"

TL;DRMicrosoft built its own AI chip to reduce dependence on Nvidia's expensive GPUs.

Why it matters: Breaks Nvidia's stranglehold on AI infrastructure costs; signals major players won't accept vendor lock-in forever.

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Google unveils the $180 Fitbit Edge, featuring an oval, 1.34" display

Google released a new $180 fitness tracker called Fitbit Edge to replace the Charge 6.

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AMD debuts Helion reference design for agentic AI servers with up

AMD unveiled a massive server rack design for AI workloads with thousands of CPU cores shipping next year.

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How long can you expect an Amazon Kindle to last?

Kindles last years with care, but Amazon support eventually ends.

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The OnePlus 16 is the company’s most interesting phone in years

OnePlus released its best flagship phone yet, but only in China.

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GitLab warns of max severity code execution vulnerability

GitLab has a critical bug letting hackers run code on servers remotely.

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SoftBank-Backed OPay Eyes Up to $500 Million in New York Listing

OPay, backed by SoftBank, plans to raise $500 million through a New York IPO.

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How Microsoft’s New Office Chief Fixed Copilot and Won Over Nadella

Microsoft's new Office chief fixed Copilot bugs and improved work automation features.

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AI Company Lets Cops Pinpoint Specific Houses Based on a Single

Police can now identify specific houses from interior photos using AI.

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CMF’s first wireless speakers look like musical milk cartons

Nothing's budget brand CMF launches its first Bluetooth speakers with distinctive design.

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The Fitbit Edge is for folks who don’t want to go totally screenless

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