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The Biden administration announced that a computer chip plant in New Hampshire would be the first to receive funding from the CHIPS law.

The Biden administration announced on Monday that it will give BAE Systems $35 million to boost production at a New Hampshire facility that manufactures computer chips for military aircraft, such as F-15 and F-35 jets. The initial distribution of rewards from the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act, passed last year, allocates over $52 billion to

Some suggestions for things to watch this week include the movie “Barbie,” a virtual concert by Taylor Swift, a performance by Cody Johnson, and the TV show “Reacher.”

New television, movies, and music are coming to your device, including “Barbie” on Max streaming service and the second season of “Reacher” with Alan Ritchson on Prime Video. Some noteworthy options for streaming, chosen by The Associated Press’ entertainment reporters, include a reunion of original cast members from “The Real Housewives of New York” on

Elon Musk has reinstated the account of Alex Jones, a prominent conspiracy theorist.

Elon Musk has reinstated the X profile of Alex Jones, a proponent of conspiracy theories, based on a poll conducted on the social media site formerly known as Twitter. The poll showed support for the host of Infowars, who has repeatedly claimed that the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting was a hoax. This presents a

The development of technology has led to the creation of a society where cash is no longer needed. These advancements are also benefiting those without homes, ensuring they are not excluded from this progress.

WASHINGTON (AP) — John Littlejohn remembers the days when lots of people had a couple of dollars to spare to buy a copy of Street Sense, the local paper that covers issues related to the homeless and employs unhoused individuals as its vendors. Currently, he has noticed a decrease in the number of individuals carrying

What does carbon capture mean and why is it a recurring topic at COP28?

The focus of the United Nations climate conference in Dubai is the fate of fossil fuels. There are calls from various activists, experts, and countries to reach an agreement to gradually eliminate oil, gas, and coal which contribute to global warming. On the opposing side, energy corporations and oil-producing nations are determined to continue extracting

A comprehensive set of rules for artificial intelligence has been agreed upon by Europe, making it the first in the world to do so.

The European Union’s negotiators reached an agreement on Friday for the world’s first set of comprehensive regulations for artificial intelligence. This will allow for legal supervision of AI technology, which has the potential to greatly impact daily life and has raised concerns about potential threats to humanity. Representatives from the European Parliament and the 27

Amazon has requested that a federal judge dismiss the antitrust lawsuit filed by the FTC against the company.

Amazon’s lawyers have requested a federal judge to dismiss the Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust lawsuit against the e-commerce company. They claim that the agency is targeting practices that ultimately benefit both consumers and competition. The FTC, along with 17 states, filed a complaint against Amazon accusing the company of inflating prices and limiting competition in

In the year 2023, the world of publishing was greatly influenced by protests, censorship, and the increasing presence of artificial intelligence.

In 2023, the book publishing industry experienced a decline in sales and an increase in conflicts, with legal disputes, protests, and censorship being prominent factors. The industry was also affected by external forces beyond its control. After the spike in sales during the pandemic, print book sales decreased, but fiction books remained popular, particularly among

The CEO of Nvidia proposes that Malaysia has the potential to become a hub for manufacturing artificial intelligence, as data centers in Southeast Asia continue to grow.

The chief executive officer of Nvidia expressed interest in Malaysia as a potential location for the production of artificial intelligence. However, he did not confirm any discussions with a Malaysian company to establish AI data centers in the region. Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, stated to media in Kuala Lumpur that YTL Corp., a Malaysian conglomerate,

. The British government accuses Russian intelligence of continuously attempting to interfere in British politics.

The British government announced on Thursday that Russia’s intelligence agencies have engaged in cyberespionage against prominent British politicians, government officials, and journalists in a continued effort to interfere in U.K. politics over several years. The Foreign Office stated that Russia’s FSB agency was accountable for various prolonged cyber espionage activities in the United Kingdom. These

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The Biden administration announced that a computer chip plant in New Hampshire would be the first to receive funding from the CHIPS law.

Some suggestions for things to watch this week include the movie “Barbie,” a virtual concert by Taylor Swift, a performance by Cody Johnson, and the TV show “Reacher.”

Elon Musk has reinstated the account of Alex Jones, a prominent conspiracy theorist.

The development of technology has led to the creation of a society where cash is no longer needed. These advancements are also benefiting those without homes, ensuring they are not excluded from this progress.

What does carbon capture mean and why is it a recurring topic at COP28?

A comprehensive set of rules for artificial intelligence has been agreed upon by Europe, making it the first in the world to do so.

Amazon has requested that a federal judge dismiss the antitrust lawsuit filed by the FTC against the company.

In the year 2023, the world of publishing was greatly influenced by protests, censorship, and the increasing presence of artificial intelligence.

The CEO of Nvidia proposes that Malaysia has the potential to become a hub for manufacturing artificial intelligence, as data centers in Southeast Asia continue to grow.

. The British government accuses Russian intelligence of continuously attempting to interfere in British politics.