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Microsoft investigates disruption of its services

Users faced a cloud failure Wednesday that affected several products, including Teams and Outlook. The U.S. technology giant has now canceled a network change that it believes is responsible for the glitch that left users around the world unable to access several Microsoft 365 services earlier Wednesday. The company also said that some of its previously affected customers are now…

Apple Glass: release date, specs and cost

The upcoming smart glasses, Apple Glass, is expected to introduce and redefine AR for consumers in the west, giving you extensive AR apps for iOS in augmented reality glasses. This article will detail everything we know about Apple Glass, and we will update it as new information becomes available.Leaks about Apple Glass point to an announcement in 2023 with a…

Bitcoin and ether remain resilient after Genesis bankruptcy

"It's incredible to see how bitcoin reacted to the news of Genesis' bankruptcy," a prominent cryptocurrency columnist tweeted Monday, admiring the top cryptocurrency's restrained reaction to a statement from one of the largest institutional cryptocurrency lending companies for bankruptcy protection. Bitcoin (BTC), the leading cryptocurrency by market value, was trading in stasis at about $21,000, up 0.7% in 24 hours…

JPMorgan Chase’s fourth-quarter profit rose

A look at which companies are making the biggest moves in the premarket: JPMorgan The bank reported fourth-quarter earnings and revenue before it even sounded a signal that beat Wall Street's expectations. Nevertheless, it said that a moderate recession is now a "major case." JPMorgan lost nearly 3% in initial trading. Lockheed Martin. Goldman Sachs downgraded the defense contractor from…

Chinese government agencies to buy gold shares in Alibaba and Tencent

Chinese government agencies intend to buy so-called "golden shares" in units of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Tencent Holdings Ltd., suggesting that Beijing is seeking to ensure greater control over key players in the world's largest Internet arena. The debate comes as Beijing prepares to loosen its grip on the sector and overcome the harsh crackdown that has engulfed almost…

BMW relies on electric vehicles

By 2030, at least half of BMW Group vehicles worldwide will be fully electric. This follows from the main presentation of the German car manufacturer at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where BMW Chairman of the Board of Directors Oliver Zips on Wednesday presented a vision of the future of BMW, which is based on three main characteristics:…

Apple CEO Tim Cook’s salary will be cut by more than 40%, and here’s why

Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, will cut his salary by more than 40 percent this year. According to the latest official announcement , Tim Cook's total compensation will be $99.4 million in 2022. His total salary was $13.4 million, including a $3 million salary, $83 million in stock and another $3.4 million in bonuses and incentives. Cook earned a total of…

Microsoft plans to invest $10 billion

OpenAI will likely use the investment to develop and scale its software and improve Microsoft products and services.The move is a gamble for Microsoft because OpenAI will inevitably face competition in the fast-growing and highly competitive field of artificial intelligence.According to Semafor sources, when Microsoft gets its money back, the deal will go to an ownership structure. Under this structure,…

Tesla, which calls its cars may violate California law requirements
“fully self-driving.”

The electric car company continues to advertise its Full Self-Redriving option, despite the recognition that the technology is not self-contained, it seems to violate a particular aspect of government regulations.California, Tesla’s main US market for electric cars, passed a new law in early 2023 that requires car manufacturers and dealers to avoid "misleading marketing" of partially automated driving technology as…

Meta fined for violation of EU Privacy Law

The Irish Data Protection Commission found that Meta illegally required users to consent to personalized and targeted advertising. Meta will pay about $223 million for violating Facebook’s privacy policy and about $191 million for its actions on Instagram. Meta announced plans to appeal the decision, stating that it believed that its approach to data protection respected user privacy. As a…

The 5 best calendar apps for iPhone

Everyone starts the new year thinking it will be the time when they finally change their lives . Maybe it's time to start a new project or say goodbye to an old one. Or maybe it's a goal to lose weight or read more books. Whatever the new year brings, chances are good that one thing that will help you…

Tesla stock rose

Tesla, one of the worst shares of 2022, jumped on Thursday, leading a broader stock market growth that is likely to end a not-so-good and very bad year on a positive note.Markets grow on the strongest consumer confidence data since AprilTesla rose by 7.9% to $121.57, gaining 3.3% on Wednesday and largely offsetting the 11.5% Tuesday loss caused by supply…

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried was released

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried was released from custody on Thursday after his attorneys negotiated a $250 million bail agreement with prosecutors, as former cryptocurrency titanium awaits federal criminal prosecution, but he didn’t actually contribute any of his own money to the plea agreement, despite an astronomical figure. HIGHLIGHTSBankman-Fried was released on personal recognizance, requiring his parents to contribute capital to…

Meta focuses on security in 2022

Meta introduced several new programs and features in 2022 designed to improve security and safety on its platforms, the company said in its year-end news release . Last year, parent company Facebook and Instagram continued to focus on initiatives aimed at eliminating covert influence operations and spyware, as well as bug detection. Reprisals against coordinated misbehaviorAmid concerns about Russian interference…

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