Articles by John Lopez
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EU Demands ByteDance's TikTok Lite Risk Assessment Over Child Safety Concerns Following France, Spain Launch
The EU is demanding ByteDance assess the risks of TikTok Lite's "Task and Reward Lite" program under the Digital Services Act, intensifying scrutiny over child safety concerns.
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Meta Versus Chega: Portugal's Chega Party Threatens Legal Action Against Meta Over 10-Year Facebook Ban
Portugal's far-right party Chega plans legal action against Meta for imposing a 10-year Facebook ban, citing political censorship and infringement of freedom of expression.
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New Drug Shows Promise in Slowing Motor Deterioration Caused by Parkinson's Disease
Prasinezumab, a groundbreaking drug targeting Parkinson's disease, shows promise in slowing motor deterioration, offering hope to millions grappling with the condition's challenges.
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China's 130-Ton Liquid Oxygen Kerosene Rocket Engine Completes Ground Tests, Sets New Propulsion Record
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp (CASC) achieved a milestone with successful tests for a 130-ton reusable liquid oxygen kerosene engine, propelling rapid progress in space exploration.
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Chinese Researchers Utilize Budget Nvidia AI Chip to Enhance Hypersonic Weapon
Chinese researchers have integrated the Nvidia Jetson TX2i chip into hypersonic weapons, boosting performance and reducing costs. This marks a significant advancement in low-cost AI technology.
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EU Probes US Chipmaker Broadcom Over VMware Licensing Changes Following Business Users Complaints
The EU is probing Broadcom's alleged VMware licensing changes. Responding to complaints of price hikes, Broadcom plans pricing adjustments to address concerns.
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US Government Approves $6.4 Billion Subsidy for Samsung Chip Plant in Texas
The US government approves a $6.4B subsidy for Samsung's chip manufacturing in Texas, part of the CHIPS Act, boosting domestic production and national security.
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Cybersecurity Firm Strikes 250+ Fake Drug Websites Selling Counterfeit Weight-loss, Diabetes Meds
BrandShield dismantles 250+ websites selling fake weight-loss and diabetes medications, targeting GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy and combating online pharmaceutical fraud.
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Meta Suspends Threads in Turkey Following Competition Watchdog Order
Meta suspends Threads in Turkey in compliance with the Turkish Competition Authority. The company also revealed plans to introduce educational virtual reality headsets into classrooms.
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Report: Google Pixel 9 Series to Feature Emergency Satellite Connectivity, Advanced Modem Integration
Google Pixel 9 introduces emergency satellite connectivity and advanced modem integration, addressing persistent connectivity issues, aiming for a seamless user experience.
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Upcoming Gmail Upgrade to Add 'Subscriptions' Filter to Clear Inboxes of Mailing List Clutter
Gmail's upcoming upgrade introduces a "Subscriptions" filter to streamline inbox management, categorizing senders by frequency and simplifying unsubscribing, enhancing user experience.
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[WATCH] Viral TikTok Dad's Octopus Purchase Leads to 50 Surprise Babies, Thousands in Damages
Dentist Cameron Clifford fulfills his son's dream of owning an octopus, leading to unexpected expenses and internet fame as they navigate raising fifty surprise baby octopuses.
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US Space Force to Conduct First Orbital Defense Exercise Amid Rising Concerns Over China's Satellite Network
The US Space Force will conduct a "Victus Haze" military exercise to counter potential on-orbit aggression, amid concerns over China's satellite tracking capabilities.
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Hong Kong Police Bust Massive Online Scam Ring, Arrest 1,121 in $2.2 Billion Syndicate Operation
Hong Kong's crackdown on online scams has seen 1,121 arrests, dismantling a syndicate that has been laundering millions via cryptocurrency.
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Stylish But IP69 Water, Dust Resistant Oppo A3 Pro Smartphone Launches in China
Oppo unveils the A3 Pro in China, blending elegance with durability. Its IP69 rating, Crystal Glass protection, and military standard impact resistance make it a rugged yet stylish choice.
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NASA's $5 Billion Europa Clipper Probe: US Space Scientists Prepare to Search for Life on Jupiter's Icy Moon
NASA's $5 billion Europa Clipper spacecraft, set to launch on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket, aims to explore Jupiter's moon Europa for signs of extraterrestrial life.
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Report: Space Startup Funding Doubles in Q1, Government Backing Fuels Stronger Space Economy Growth
Space startup funding skyrockets to $6.5 billion in Q1, driven by government support and rising demand for geospatial intelligence, signaling robust growth.
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iPhone Users in 92 Countries Targeted by Mercenary Spyware Attacks, Says Latest Apple Warning
Apple alerts iPhone users worldwide to sophisticated mercenary spyware threats, highlighting the gravity of the situation and advocating for proactive cybersecurity measures.
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Alibaba Founder Jack Ma Returns to the Spotlight, Encourages Staff to Seize 'AI Opportunity'
Jack Ma returns to Alibaba, urging innovation and customer focus. Embracing AI, he spearheads restructuring efforts amidst market challenges, signaling optimism.
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Vietnam Demands Netflix to Stop Distributing Games, Ads by April 25: Here's Why
Vietnam's Authority of Broadcasting and Electronic Information orders Netflix to cease advertising and distributing games by April 25 due to licensing issues.
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EPA Sets National Limits for 'Forever Chemicals' in US Drinking Water
The EPA's landmark decision establishes national limits for PFAS in U.S. drinking water, aiming to mitigate health risks posed by these persistent chemicals.
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Report: Apple Watch Series 10 to Feature Cutting-Edge, Battery-Saving LTPO OLED Display Tech
The Apple Watch Series 10 generates buzz with rumors of a revolutionary LTPO OLED display, promising improved battery life and setting the stage for future innovations.
Florida Man Climbs 150-Foot T-Mobile Tower with Bible, Throws Objects at Police
A man wielding a Bible climbed a T-Mobile tower in Miami, disrupting service and causing $500,000 in damages before descending voluntarily.
Canada's AI Industry Set to Soar with Upcoming $2.4 Billion Federal Funding
Canada's AI industry receives a $2.4 billion federal funding boost, signaling a push for innovation and adoption across sectors, with concerns over regulatory adequacy.
Study: Remote Work Is Slashing Car Emissions by Millions of Tons, But Hits Public Transit Revenue Hard
Remote work surge amid COVID-19 reduces US carbon emissions by 10% with a $3.7 billion transit revenue drop, posing challenges and opportunities for urban transport.
Microsoft to Invest 'Biggest-Ever' $2.9 Billion in Japan's AI Sector, Plans Unveiled Soon
Microsoft will invest $2.9 billion in Japan's AI sector, focusing on infrastructure, talent development, and collaboration, demonstrating commitment to growth.
AI Reveals Thousands of Important Meteorites Specimen Disappear As Rising Temperatures Melt Antarctic Ice
Rising temperatures in Antarctica are causing thousands of crucial meteorite specimens to vanish, impacting scientific research on the universe's origins and necessitating urgent preservation efforts.
NVIDIA Set to Unveil GeForce RTX 5090 & RTX 5080 'Blackwell' GPUs Later This Year
NVIDIA is preparing to launch its highly anticipated GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 GPUs, codenamed 'Blackwell,' rumored to debut in Q4 2024.
TSMC's Arizona Expansion Secures Record $6.6B Boost from US Government
TSMC secured $6.6 billion in US government funding for Arizona expansion. CHIPS Act support aids $65 billion in investment, driving job creation and bolstering the US chip industry.
Microsoft Eyes New London AI Hub Led by Google DeepMind Co-Founder
Microsoft established a new AI hub in London led by Mustafa Suleyman. The hub aims to leverage top talent and bolster AI research, signaling a commitment to advancing AI responsibly amid growing competition.
