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AIPAC, Big Tech Back Diana DeGette Over Melat Kiros With $2M Spending Flood

05/07/2026 - Leave a Comment

Super PACs funded by AIPAC and major big tech donors have poured roughly $2 million behind Rep. Diana DeGette on the eve of her contentious primary in Colorado’s first congressional …

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The white heat of technology 2026

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Rupert Read argues that climate breakdown is no longer an abstract danger parked safely in the future. Talking to The Mint, he warns of clear and present danger with artificial …

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All together now

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Cliff Mills and Simon Grove-White on why cooperation is the way forward in public services. Andy Burnham’s speech at the People’s History Museum has thrown down the gauntlet to rethink …

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America’s data center backlash is bipartisan — can it stay that way?

28/06/2026 - Leave a Comment

This month, Texas Governor Greg Abbott, a staunch supporter of President Donald Trump, unveiled a set of sweeping recommendations to rein in rampant data center development, urging Texas lawmakers to aggressively …

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US curbs Anthropic AI access, raising global concerns

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Silicon Valley executives and global policymakers are scratching their heads at US President Donald Trump’s latest crackdown on Anthropic, the artificial intelligence (AI) company behind the powerful Claude models. Just days after the release of its most …

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Palantir wins contract to manage UK’s guns, explosives, and poisons

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Far-right AI war firm Palantir has won yet another UK contract. This time the genocide-linked company’s software will manage guns, explosives, and even poisons held by the British state. The …

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Taiwan’s economy is booming thanks to AI. Not everyone sees the benefits

30/05/2026 - Leave a Comment

Taipei, Taiwan – For Li, an engineer at Taiwanese computer giant ASUS, the AI boom sweeping Taiwan has made it an exciting time to work in tech. Taiwan is a semiconductor powerhouse, …

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‘Be a PleniDude’: How an Italian Oil Giant Conquered TikTok

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Not long ago, a social media creator named Ludovico ‘Pato’ Cordoni appeared on the TikTok account of an Italian utility named Plenitude. In the video, Cordoni takes the channel’s 116,600 …

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Amazon Web Services to cut the U.S. government a $1 billion break

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Amazon $AMZN -0.80% Web Services (AWS) is showering the U.S. government with discounts. Federal agencies will receive up to $1 billion in credits to be used on cloud services, modernization, and training through …

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Musk vs. Altman: The Feud of a New Elite Bidding for Power

09/05/2026 - Leave a Comment

The Musk vs. OpenAI trial for an alleged breach of contract is actually an exposé of how the Silicon Valley elite is a tight network of associates, even within rival …

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