Technology

  • LifestyleUSA TODAY

    Do sharks lay eggs? Here's how the fish gives birth and what some eggs look like.

    Sharks may be the ocean's apex predator but how do they reproduce? We break down the fish's biology.

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  • BusinessTechCrunch

    Ingrid receives $23M to expand an e-commerce delivery platform that snubs 'free shipping'

    Ingrid -- a startup out of Stockholm, Sweden, not this writer (unfortunately) -- has raised €21 million, or just under $23 million, to fuel the growth of a business aiming to improve the last, messy mile of online shopping, delivery. It can cost a lot (both to buyers and sellers); the process feels very out of everyone's hands especially when something goes wrong (especially annoying when we've paid for that 'privilege'); it can feel like it has undue environmental impact; and it's been turned

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  • BusinessYahoo Finance

    Companies are getting back control of their companies

    Companies are getting bolder in their battles to beat back proposals requiring them to disclose more about everything from environmental policies to AI.

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  • TechnologyEngadget

    GOG gets into cloud gaming with Amazon Luna partnership

    GOG, the gaming storefront owned by CD Projekt, is getting into cloud gaming by teaming up with Amazon Luna.

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  • TechnologyEngadget

    Logitech’s $999 4K livestreaming camera is triple the price of its 1080p model

    Logitech is expanding its Mevo lineup of live-streaming cameras for creators. The company’s new Mevo Core shoots in 4K, meaning, unlike the 1080p Mevo Start we reviewed two years ago, cropping and digital zoom won’t lead to overly grainy video.

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  • BusinessTechCrunch

    Nvidia's keynote at GTC held some surprises

    SAN JOSE — "I hope you realize this is not a concert," said Nvidia President Jensen Huang to an audience so large, it filled up the SAP Center in San Jose. This is how he introduced what is perhaps the complete opposite of a concert: the company's GTC event. There will be a lot of science describing algorithms, computer architecture, mathematics.

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  • BusinessAssociated Press

    Google, Meta and others face tough questions in Australia over cyber extremism threats

    Australia's online safety regulator has put social media giants on notice, requiring them to explain what they are doing to to protect people from violent extremists and terrorists. The country's eSafety regulator announced Tuesday that it had issued legal notices to Google, Meta, X, WhatsApp, Telegram and Reddit requiring each company to report on steps they are taking to protect Australian users of their platforms from extremist material online.

    2-min read