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Nintendo Switch 2's Top 24 Games: A Definitive List Amidst Price Hike
The Nintendo Switch 2, a year after its release, has seen its library grow significantly. Despite a recent price increase, the console boasts a strong lineup of games, from acclaimed remasters to new exclusive titles.
Binance Hack Sends Bitcoin Below $77,000, Rattling Global Crypto Markets
Bitcoin's price dropped below $77,000 following a significant security breach at Binance, which affected an estimated $6.3 billion in assets. The incident led to widespread market selling and substantial liquidations.
Binance Halts Transactions Amid Security Investigation, Assures Users of Fund Safety
Binance has temporarily suspended all deposits and withdrawals due to a potential security incident, assuring users that their funds are safe and that all losses will be covered. The exchange is working with law enforcement and will provide a full post-mortem after resolving the issue.
US Government Demands Takedown of ICE Employee Data Leak, Citing Safety Risks
The Department of Homeland Security is demanding the removal of a website leaking data on over 40,000 employees, citing risks of harassment and physical harm. The data was published by DDoSecrets and has since spread online, despite the DHS's aggressive efforts to suppress it.
Masdar Breaks Ground on Major Floating Solar Project in Malaysia, Boosting Southeast Asia's Renewable Energy Capacity
Masdar has begun construction on its first Malaysian project, the 200MW Chereh Dam floating solar photovoltaic facility, which is set to be one of Southeast Asia's largest. The project aims to power 100,000 homes, create 1,500 jobs, and foster economic growth in Pahang.
Energy Sector Skyrockets AI Investment, But Power Infrastructure Concerns Loom
A new study by Adnoc, XRG, and Microsoft reveals that nearly 90% of energy leaders increased AI spending last year, with many expecting significant returns. However, concerns persist about existing power infrastructure's ability to handle the growing electricity demands of AI.
Apple Partners with UAE's Coders HQ to Cultivate a New Generation of App Developers
Apple has accredited the UAE's Coders HQ as an authorized training center, providing members access to global training resources and Swift programming language education to boost the country's app development community.
UAE and US Forge 'Algo-Diplomacy': A New Era of AI-Driven Global Partnerships
The UAE and the US are pioneering 'algo-diplomacy,' a new form of international cooperation centered around artificial intelligence, driven by significant investments, infrastructure development, and a focus on human expertise and trusted institutions.
New Research Reveals AI Hardware Vulnerable to Hacking, Leading to Dangerous Chatbot Responses
New research from Eclypsium demonstrates that the hardware underlying AI models can be hacked, leading chatbots to provide dangerous and faulty information, including on sensitive national security and health topics.
Egypt Explores Floating Nuclear Power Partnership with Russia's Rosatom
Egypt is in talks with Russia's Rosatom to potentially deploy floating nuclear power plants and small modular reactors, aiming to expand its energy strategy beyond the El-Dabaa project.
Russia Alleges Foreign Disinformation Campaigns Targeting Egypt's El-Dabaa Nuclear Project
Russia's Rosatom has stated that foreign actors are using misinformation campaigns to sabotage Egypt's El-Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project. Despite global headwinds and external pressure, construction is proceeding on schedule.
Oracle Expands Data Centre Footprint in UAE and Saudi Arabia Amidst Soaring AI Demand
Oracle is expanding its data centre presence in the UAE and Saudi Arabia to meet surging demand for AI services, driven by the region's rapid adoption and a focus on data sovereignty amidst geopolitical tensions.
Apple Unveils First Touchscreen MacBook Pro with Stunning PROLED XDR Display
Apple has launched its first-ever touchscreen MacBook Pro, featuring a PROLED XDR display and starting at $2,899. The new laptop introduces intuitive touch capabilities and a glowing Apple logo, marking a significant shift from past company stances on the technology.
Apple Unveils First Touchscreen MacBook Pro with Stunning PROLED XDR Display
Apple has launched its first touchscreen MacBook Pro with a PROLED XDR display, available for pre-order starting at $2,899 and shipping November 6. The new model features intuitive touch capabilities and a high-fidelity OLED display, marking a significant shift for the company.
Apple Unveils First Touchscreen MacBook Pro with Stunning PROLED XDR Display
Apple has launched its first touchscreen MacBook Pro, featuring a PROLED XDR display and available in 14-inch and 16-inch sizes starting at $2,899. This marks a significant shift from the company's previous stance on touchscreen laptops.
Social Media Giants Hand Back the Reins: Users Gain Control Over Their Algorithmic Feeds
Social media platforms are increasingly giving users more control over their feeds, allowing them to tailor content through specific feedback and topic management features. This shift aims to balance user agency with content discovery, moving away from purely algorithmic recommendations.
Cyberattack Disrupts US Campaign Finance Watchdog Days Before Crucial Midterm Elections
Hackers have reportedly targeted the US Federal Election Commission's website, disrupting campaign finance disclosures just days before the midterm elections. The outage prevents the filing of crucial spending reports, impacting transparency in the record-breakingly expensive election cycle.
Jetour Redefines Travel: AI, Sustainable Tech, and Immersive Experiences Drive Future Mobility
Jetour is redefining the automotive landscape by integrating artificial intelligence, sustainable energy solutions, and immersive travel experiences into its vehicles. The brand showcased its innovative Travel+ philosophy at its Global Technology Experience Day, highlighting features like solar power generation and atmospheric water production.
Formula 1: Oracle Red Bull Executive Declares Sport the Ultimate AI Proving Ground
An executive from Oracle Red Bull Racing has stated that Formula One serves as the "best showcase" for artificial intelligence, with teams leveraging vast amounts of data and billions of simulations to optimize car performance and race strategy.
Egypt Doubles Base Internet Package Capacity to 100GB at No Extra Cost
Egypt's National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA) is doubling the data capacity of its base internet package from 50 GB to 100 GB for LE 150, effective November 1st. This move aims to enhance digital inclusion and support the nation's digital transformation goals without increasing costs for consumers.
Study Reveals Experts Overwhelmingly Follow AI's Lead in Decision-Making
A new study by Anthropic reveals that experts overwhelmingly defer to AI in decision-making, with analysts agreeing with their AI's recommendations 86% of the time. The research highlights concerns about AI's potential to shape policy decisions, even in critical areas like AI safety.
MENA Region Leads Global Optimism on AI Job Creation Amidst Growing Calls for Regulation
A new report indicates that people in the MENA region are significantly more optimistic about AI creating jobs than those in wealthier nations, despite a global call for increased regulation of the technology.
AI Boom Fuels Global Stock Market Surge, Tech Giants Lead the Charge
Global stock markets rallied as investors heavily invested in AI technology, with major US indexes and Asia Pacific markets showing gains. Tech giants like Tesla, Amazon, Apple, and Alphabet saw increases, while SK Hynix reported a substantial profit surge.
Oracle's Larry Ellison Predicts AI Will Usher in Universal Income and Global Wealth
Oracle's Larry Ellison predicts that artificial intelligence will lead to universal income and increased global wealth, while also revolutionizing healthcare by potentially curing most cancers within a decade. However, the International Labour Organisation has raised concerns about the economic feasibility of such universal income schemes.