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EU Finalizes New AI Liability Framework
Brussels lawmakers reach agreement on rules that shift the burden of proof toward AI providers in cases of consumer harm.
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Cloud Outage Disrupts Payments Across Europe
A misconfigured DNS update caused hours of downtime across three European data centers, hitting retailers and payment processors hard.
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Open-Source Database Hits One Million GitHub Stars
The milestone reflects growing developer interest in self-hosted alternatives to proprietary cloud databases.
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Scientists Discover New Deep-Sea Species Off Atlantic Coast
A research expedition has catalogued three previously unknown organisms living at depths exceeding 4,000 meters.
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Cybersecurity Firm Uncovers Global Espionage Campaign
Researchers have linked a sophisticated malware operation to a state-sponsored group targeting government and defence contractors.
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Astronomers Detect Unusual Radio Signals from Nearby Star
Repeating broadband signals from a star 12 light-years away have defied conventional astrophysical explanations, researchers say.
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Government Unveils Digital Identity Card Programme
Citizens will be able to store legal identification on their smartphones, replacing the need to carry physical documents for most purposes.
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Social Media Giant Faces Antitrust Lawsuit in Five Countries
A coordinated legal action accuses the platform of illegally suppressing competition through acquisition and preferential self-promotion.
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Space Agency Confirms First Images from Next-Gen Telescope
Initial calibration images from the newly deployed observatory have exceeded expectations, scientists say.
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Quantum Computing Startup Claims New Processing Milestone
The company says its 1,000-qubit processor has completed a benchmark task in minutes that would take classical supercomputers thousands of years.