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Wednesday, January 07, 2026 2:17 AM ET

Technology

AI boom warning sign? Nvidia's new chips hit data center cooling stocks

NBC News - 8 hours ago

The chips could make some cooling systems “not necessary” for data centers, Nvidia's CEO said. That could hurt demand for a major component of the facilities.

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Sky News

Musk must urgently deal with Grok AI's ability to generate sexualised images, government warns

Sky News - 4 hours ago

Since the start of the new year, numerous X users have reported accounts using Grok to generate images of them without clothing.

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Slate

Maduro Could Have Avoided His Capture Entirely if He Had Checked This App

Slate - 10 hours ago

The bets on his ouster should be treated like a five-alarm fire.

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BBC News

Car giant Hyundai to use human-like robots in factories

BBC News - 21 hours ago

The firm plans to deploy the technology at the same plant that was involved in a huge immigration raid in 2025.

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NBC News

Maduro detained in New York City jail that's a 'far cry from anything luxurious'

NBC News - 7 hours ago

The Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn houses hundreds of detainees awaiting trial. They include high-profile people like Luigi Mangione and rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine.

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Big Tech's fast-expanding plans for data centers are running into stiff community opposition

Los Angeles Times - 3 days ago

Communities across the U.S. are reading about — and learning from — each other's battles against data center proposals that are fast multiplying in number and size to meet steep demand as developers branch out in search of faster connections to power sources.

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Toronto Star

The mineral riches hiding under Greenland's ice

BBC News - 14 hours ago

The treasures beneath Greenland's icy terrain have been coveted for more than a century. But as Donald Trump becomes the latest to eye this wealth, accessing them remains a challenge.

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CNBC

Nvidia wants to power robotaxi fleets with chips, software by 2027

CNBC - 1 day ago

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said that robotics — including self-driving cars — is the company's second most important growth category after AI.

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