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Activision Blizzard shareholders agree to $250 million ​“Call of Duty” settlement. Quantum computing stocks gain momentum, Google appeals federal ruling over monopolized online search.Show Notes

Apple Taps iPhone 17 Pro for Exclusive MLS Broadcast, Waymo Halts Robotaxi Operations in Major Cities Due to Severe Weather, and Google Launches Gemini Spark: Autonomous AI Agent Rivals OpenClaw.Link to Show Notes

Nvidia Has Largely Conceded the Chinese AI Chip Market Due to Tightening U.S. Export Restrictions, Data Center Waste Heat Can Raise Local Temperatures by 4 Degrees, andAnthropic Projected to Reach First Profitable Quarter with $10.9 Billion Revenue.Link to Show Notes

Samsung's union pauses a planned strike to vote on a proposed deal, Google I/O demoed further AI integrations into Google apps, and Discord enables end-to-end encryption for voice and video calls by default. Check out the show notes here.

Meta Plans 20% Staff Reduction Amid Major Restructuring, Apple Unveils New AI-Powered Accessibility Features Ahead of Google I/O, and X Slashes Posting Limits for Unverified Accounts.Link to Show Notes

Anthropic is briefing the Financial Stability Board on security vulnerabilities discovered by Mythos, Microsoft retires 'Together Mode' in Teams, and the Delhi High Court orders Apple to 'fully cooperate' with the Competition Commission of India's ongoing antitrust investigation.Check out the show notes here.

YouTube and Snap settle over social media addiction in schools claim, Replit resolves Apple App Store dispute, OpenAI launches new personal finance feature.Show Notes

OpenAI Threatens Legal Action Against Apple Over Disappointing ChatGPT Integration, Microsoft Launches Cloud-Initiated Driver Recovery to Automate Windows Update Rollbacks, and Meta is Opening its Ray-Ban Display Glasses Platform to Third-Party Developers.Link to Show Notes