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Apple Uncovers Major Employee Fraud in Corporate Donation Matching Program
Apple terminates 50 employees at its Cupertino headquarters following discovery of a sophisticated $152,000 fraud scheme involving charitable donations. The scam, which spanned three years, involved employees collaborating with non-profits to create fake donations while pocketing matched contributions.
New York's $15 Broadband Law Takes Effect Despite Industry Opposition
New York implements landmark legislation requiring ISPs to provide affordable internet plans starting at $15 monthly for low-income residents. The law overcame multiple legal challenges from broadband providers and arrives as federal assistance programs expire, potentially benefiting 1.7 million households.
OpenAI Proposes Groundbreaking Government Data-Sharing Plan to Counter China's AI Ambitions
OpenAI unveils an ambitious economic blueprint calling for unprecedented access to U.S. government data, including sensitive national security information, to maintain America's AI leadership. The proposal emphasizes infrastructure development while raising questions about privacy and security implications.
Nvidia CEO Downplays Market Cap: 'We're Still a Small Company'
Despite reaching a $3.33 trillion market value, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang maintains the company's 'small' status with just 32,000 employees. Huang emphasizes focused innovation over expansion, stating Nvidia will only pursue unique projects where they can make significant improvements.
DIY Enthusiast Engineers Silent Cooling Marvel: Custom CNC Aluminum Case for Raspberry Pi 5
A maker has created an innovative passive cooling solution for the Raspberry Pi 5 using CNC-machined aluminum, eliminating noisy fans while maintaining optimal temperatures. The versatile $15 case design accommodates both Pi 5 and Pi 4 models through interchangeable faceplates.
Developer Creates Tiny 60KB PDF Version of Tetris Playable in Web Browsers
A security analyst has ingeniously compressed Tetris into a 60KB PDF file that runs directly in web browsers using PDF scripting and JavaScript. The minimalist yet fully playable version maintains core gameplay while demonstrating unexpected possibilities within the PDF format.
Illinois to Roll Out Digital Driver's Licenses in Apple Wallet by 2025
Illinois residents will soon be able to store driver's licenses and state IDs digitally in Apple Wallet, with implementation planned by late 2025. The $6 program aims to enhance convenience while maintaining security, joining several other states that have already adopted digital identification systems.
Microsoft 365 Price Hike Hits Asia-Pacific Users with Up to 46% Increase
Microsoft announces significant price increases for Microsoft 365 Personal and Family subscriptions across six Asia-Pacific countries, citing AI feature investments. The changes see Australian users facing up to 46% higher costs while other regions remain unaffected for now.
Square Enix Takes Stand Against Fan Harassment with New Protection Policy
Square Enix implements comprehensive anti-harassment measures to shield employees and partners from abusive fan behavior. The policy outlines specific prohibited conduct and consequences, including service discontinuation and potential legal action for violations.