General Motors Settles Multi-State Driver Data Privacy Lawsuit for $220 Million
GM agrees to pay $220 million to resolve a data privacy lawsuit brought by 35 attorneys general over the unauthorized sale of driver telemetry data.
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GM agrees to pay $220 million to resolve a data privacy lawsuit brought by 35 attorneys general over the unauthorized sale of driver telemetry data.
Massive data center expansion driven by generative AI threatens to overwhelm national power grids, forcing tech giants to rethink energy procurement.
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North Korean leadership has ordered a rapid scaling of unmanned aerial vehicle manufacturing after personally overseeing live-fire tests of explosive-laden attack drones.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered a swift ramp-up in unmanned aerial vehicle production, placing autonomous warfare technology at the center of the nation's defense strategy.
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Investors are growing increasingly anxious as major technology firms pour unprecedented capital into data center expansion to support AI infrastructure.
A fresh economic analysis from CEPR scrutinizes China's transition from an industrial manufacturer to a primary driver of global technology and research.
Pyongyang has ramped up its defense capabilities as state media reveals new tactical weapon trials overseen by supreme leadership.
Rural communities in Kentucky are clashing with developers over massive new data center projects, raising urgent concerns about local land use and massive power demands.