TechRepublic Staff

The EIA’s pilot survey offers the clearest look yet at how the US government plans to measure data center power use as AI strains the grid.

YouTube is changing livestream ad timing to avoid interrupting purchases and peak chat moments, giving creators a clearer view of where automated monetization is headed.

X is cutting clickbait payouts, but the bigger problem may be a creator program that rewarded attention-chasing behavior before trying to punish it.

Higher oil and fuel costs are pushing APAC buyers to move faster on solar, batteries, and EVs, but China’s clean-tech dominance creates a new dependency risk.

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Mitsubishi now has a named plant and a mid-2028 target for hybrid production in the Philippines. What it still lacks are the numbers that would show how serious the plan really is.

Utah’s latest AI health pilot does not let a bot diagnose or start treatment. It does let one renew a narrow set of psychiatric meds under a tightly staged review process.

Apple won a pause, not a victory. Now the Supreme Court may be asked to decide how far courts can go in reshaping App Store economics.

A poisoned LiteLLM update hit Mercor, and Meta pulled the brake. The breach is now a warning flare for AI vendors built on open-source plumbing.

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Meta lost in New Mexico. The bigger question now is whether the next phase forces changes to how its platforms work.