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Sony is reportedly getting ready to release black versions of several PlayStation accessories, including the DualSense Edge controller, Pulse Elite, and Pulse Explore
Amazon’s latest markdowns see the base model of the Apple Watch SE (2nd Generation) reduced by 40%. That’s $100 off its regular price of $249, making it a great gift idea for the holidays. You can also save on the Series 10 and the Ultra 2 with the black case, with discounts of up to $80 off.
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Elon Musk’s Neuralink to test if its brain implant can control a robotic arm
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Every Step of the Machine Learning Life Cycle Simply Explained
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The Architecture, Operational Layers, and Best Practices for Effective RAG Implementation
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Google has been the subject of antitrust lawsuits since 2023, with the DOJ claiming that the company was an illegal monopoly in the search market. In August of 2024, the courts sided with the DOJ, but another lawsuit concerning the company’s advertising technology followed shortly after.
The Department of Justice provided its closing arguments in the latest case against Google on Monday. Its lawyer, Aaron Teitelbaum, claimed that Google had linked together its ad-related technologies in a way that stifled the growth of rival products, forcing publishers to rely on Google’s systems for ad revenue.