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Microsoft Brings Markdown to Notepad: A New Era for the Classic Text Editor
Microsoft adds Markdown support to Notepad, bringing formatting features like bold, italics, headers, and lists to the classic text editor.
Meta Signs First Direct Nuclear Energy Purchase Deal to Cut Carbon Emissions
Meta signs a 20-year nuclear energy deal with Clinton Clean Energy Center to reduce carbon emissions and power its infrastructure with clean, reliable electricity.
Global PC Shipments Expected to Reach 274 Million in 2025, Driven by Windows 11 Migration
Global PC shipments to hit 274M in 2025, driven by Windows 11 upgrades as Windows 10 support ends on October 14, says IDC report.
Opera Introduces “Neon”: A Premium AI Browser That Works for You — Even Offline
Opera announces Neon, a premium browser with AI features that work offline and prioritize privacy. Join the waitlist on the official site.
Google Explains June 12 Global Cloud Outage
Google reveals that a Service Control bug caused the global cloud outage on June 12 due to a null pointer error in new code.
LiDAR vs. Smartphone Cameras: A Costly Photography Mistake
Learn how LiDAR sensors can damage smartphone cameras when filming up close. Essential safety tips to protect your device from costly repairs.
European Union Launches Open Web Index to Reduce Dependence on Google and Bing
EU launches Open Web Index to reduce reliance on Google/Bing by providing open access to huge internet data for independent search engines.
Microsoft Announces Layoffs Affecting Thousands Globally
Microsoft announces global layoffs affecting up to 7,000 employees as part of a restructuring plan, despite reporting strong quarterly profits.
Sam Altman’s Worldcoin Launches WLD Token in the U.S. and Partners with Visa to Bridge Crypto and Real-World Payments
Worldcoin launches WLD token in the U.S., introduces Orb Mini, and partners with Visa to bring crypto payments to real-world stores via World Card.
Intel Reports Lower-Than-Expected Sales for AI PC Chips as Consumers Opt for Cheaper Alternatives
Intel reports lower-than-expected AI chip sales as consumers prefer affordable Raptor Lake CPUs, with an 8% revenue drop in Q1.
5 Exciting Non-LLM Software Trends to Watch in 2025
Explore 2025's top non-LLM software trends: local-first apps, WebAssembly, cross-platform tools, automated reasoning, & data-centric design. Boost performance & productivity!