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| Apple smart glasses: The iPhone maker has paused work on a cheaper, lighter version of its Vision Pro headset — targeted for release in 2o27 — to speed efforts to produce smart glasses that can rival products from Meta. Google device launch: Google debuted some AI-powered gadgets, including updated cameras and a doorbell. The announcement came a day after rival Amazon unveiled a revamped smart home lineup Taiwan chip production: Taiwan, where many of the world’s chips are manufactured, rejected a request from the Trump administration to move half of its production to the US. | |
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| Data center company Nscale has raised $433 million in funding just days after closing a $1.1 billion round, as investors continue to pile into the market for artificial intelligence computing. | |
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| People who talk with Meta’s chatbot will now see their conversations used to help send them more targeted ads on the company’s Facebook and Instagram social networks, Riley Griffin reports in today’s Tech In Depth. The idea raises troubling privacy implications, particularly as more and more people use chatbots for medical, financial and personal advice, she writes. Get the Tech In Depth newsletter for analysis and scoops about the business of technology from Bloomberg’s journalists around the world. | |
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