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Meta's Oversight Board is reviewing its permanent account ban policy for the first time. Learn how this decision could impact digital rights and platform governance in 2026.
Everstone Capital merges Wingify and AB Tasty to form a $100M digital experience giant. Explore the strategic impact of the Wingify and AB Tasty merger 2026.
Bungie officially confirms Marathon's release date as March 5, 2026. The extraction shooter will launch on PS5, PC, and Xbox with a $40 premium price tag.
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[email protected]NASA's Artemis II rocket has moved to the launch pad, marking a historic step in the first human mission to the Moon in over 50 years. From 1 mph to 25,000 mph reentry.
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar outlines the 2026 strategy focusing on practical AI adoption in health, science, and enterprise to bridge the gap between AI potential and daily usage.
In Jan 2026, over 3,000 ICE agents have occupied Minneapolis for three weeks. Residents describe a situation worse than the pandemic as daily life is ruptured.
Asus Chairman Jonney Shih confirmed the Asus smartphone business exit 2026. The company will stop developing Zenfone and ROG Phone models to focus on AI robots and smart glasses.
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[email protected]Apple's high-end MacBook Pro M5 Pro and M5 Max models are likely arriving in February 2026 as shipping dates for M4 Max configurations begin to slip.
Sphere Entertainment announces plans for Sphere Maryland National Harbor, the second U.S. venue of its kind. Learn about the location, context, and future outlook.
Microsoft is reportedly launching an ad-supported Xbox Cloud Gaming tier in 2026, allowing non-subscribers to stream games for free.
xAI opens 2026 with a massive $20B funding round. Explore the trends of AI startup mega-rounds from 2024 to 2026, featuring Anthropic, Anysphere, and Merge Labs.
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[email protected]Elon Musk is seeking between $79B and $134B in his lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft. The claim is based on his early contributions generating up to 75% of the company's value.