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Volkswagen's MOIA autonomous shuttles begin testing in Los Angeles, paving the way for a future commercial robotaxi service with Uber.

Intel's involvement in Elon Musk's cutting-edge chip project is still unclear, prompting concerns about the feasibility and scope of this partnership.

Microsoft's veteran leader of the Developer Division, Julia Liuson, is resigning after over three decades at the tech giant. The departure is part of an ongoing executive shakeup.

Amazon is ending Kindle support for devices older than 2012, leaving users frustrated. This decision impacts legacy e-readers and raises concerns about digital content ownership.

Valve's new Steam feature will provide personalized framerate estimates based on user hardware, helping gamers make informed purchasing decisions.

Amazon is ending Kindle Store access for e-readers released in 2012 or earlier, including classic models with physical keyboards and buttons. Read how this impacts users of older Kindles.

As Artemis II returns to Earth, NASA is making crucial decisions about the upcoming Artemis III mission, which could pave the way for the first planned lunar landing since the Apollo era.

YouTube's hiring, partnerships, and Bengaluru hub reveal its strategic focus on TV-based viewership and innovative interactive video experiences across platforms.

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The UK government has approved the construction of the Springwell Solar farm, set to become the nation's largest power-generating solar project, a major milestone in the country's renewable energy transition.