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Nokia Wins Major Contract to Replace Huawei in Deutsche Telekom's German Network
Nokia secures a significant contract with Deutsche Telekom to deploy ORAN infrastructure across 3,000+ sites in Germany, replacing existing Huawei equipment. The partnership features Nokia's 5G AirScale portfolio and AI-powered solutions, marking a strategic shift toward open network architectures.
Spotify Cracks Down on Modified Apps in Global Security Push
Spotify takes decisive action against unauthorized modified versions of its app, leaving users worldwide unable to access the service. The streaming giant targets mod APKs that unlawfully provide premium features, emphasizing platform security and revenue protection.
Intel Secures Record $7.9B CHIPS Act Grant for US Semiconductor Expansion
The US Department of Commerce awards Intel nearly $8 billion in CHIPS Act funding to boost domestic semiconductor manufacturing across multiple states. The historic investment aims to create 30,000 jobs while strengthening America's chip production capabilities and reducing foreign dependencies.
DOJ Proposes Radical Breakup: Google May Have to Sell Chrome and Android
The US Department of Justice has proposed forcing Google to sell its Chrome browser and potentially Android following an antitrust ruling. The landmark proposal aims to boost competition by dismantling Google's monopolistic control over search and advertising, though the tech giant strongly opposes these 'extreme' measures.
Judge Skeptical of Google's Defense in Major Ad Tech Antitrust Case
A federal judge in Virginia prepares to rule on the DOJ's antitrust case against Google over alleged monopolistic control of online advertising technology. The case could force Google to divest its Ad Manager platform if found in violation of antitrust laws.
Brazil Challenges Apple's App Store Control with $43,000 Daily Fine Threat
Brazil's antitrust regulator demands Apple remove restrictions on in-app payment methods within 20 days or face substantial daily penalties. The ruling joins global regulatory pressure pushing Apple to reconsider its App Store monetization policies.
Intel Faces Legal Battle Over Faulty Raptor Lake CPU Voltage Issues
A class action lawsuit alleges Intel knowingly sold defective 13th and 14th generation processors with voltage control problems that can permanently damage computers. Despite user complaints since launch, Intel's delayed software fix reportedly impacts performance while leaving many prebuilt system owners without recourse.
Microsoft Office's Hidden Data Collection: Your Documents May Be Training AI
Microsoft's 'Connected Experiences' feature in Office apps is quietly collecting user content for AI training by default. Users must navigate through seven menu layers to opt out, raising concerns about consent and transparency in data collection practices.
Google's Controversial Auto-Link Feature Raises Publisher Concerns
Google introduces 'Page Annotations' in its iOS app, automatically converting webpage text into clickable search links without publisher consent. The feature, which cannot be disabled by users, has sparked concerns about content control and user experience manipulation.