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Drivers Beware: Google’s New Update Could Trigger £200 Fines Across the UK
Safety Experts Warn Google's Android Auto Update Could Encourage Dangerous Driving Habits.
Smart car (PHOTO: PINTEREST)
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Google's Latest Update Lets Drivers Watch Videos – But Are You Ready To Pay A £200 Fine?
Safety Experts Warn Google's Android Auto Update Could Encourage Dangerous Driving Habits.
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BUSINESS
Panic for Adidas Shoppers as Customer Data Leaks in Cyber Heist Through Weak Supplier Link
Adidas apologized, reassuring consumers that its committed to their security and privacy.
GameStop shares were up during Thursday premarket hours. (PHOTO: AFP NEWS)
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GameStop Buys $500M of Bitcoin, Joining a Line of Corporates Adding BTC to Balance Sheets
GameStop's bitcoin move comes after Trump Media announced plans of $2.5 billion BTC purchase.
Nvidia's gaming segment posts record revenue in Q1. (PHOTO: PEXELS)
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Nvidia Q1 Revenue Leaps 69% to $44B on Robust AI Data Centre Demand and Record Gaming Segment Growth
Nvidia announced a £3.34 billion Q1 charge due to exporting rules.
Saudi Arabia Invests £470bn in US AI (PHOTO: GETTY IMAGE)
BUSINESS
Saudi Arabia Commits £470bn to US AI, Defence and Energy in Historic Investment Drive
Kingdom targets AI, defence, and energy sectors with massive investment push to deepen US ties and accelerate Vision 2030 goals.
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