google-can-keep-paying-for-firefox-search-deal,-judge-rules

United States District Judge Amit Mehta has ruled that Google can continue to pay other companies, including browser makers like Mozilla, to be their default search engine. This ruling comes as part of the remedies phase in United States v. Google LLC, following Mehta’s August 2024 finding that Google maintainsContinue Reading

ai-has-enabled-salesforce-to-slash-4k-support-roles:-ceo

With AI agents taking on more tasks, Salesforce’s support headcount has been reduced by nearly half., (NewsNation) — Artificial intelligence has enabled Salesforce to cut 4,000 customer support roles this year, CEO Marc Benioff said on a recent podcast. With AI agents taking on more tasks, the San Francisco techContinue Reading

kempower-approves-formula-space’s-forensic-anti-theft-solution-for-use-with-its-ev-charging-cables

Kempower, a Finnish manufacturer of DC fast charging systems, has approved Formula Space’s CableGuard anti-theft solution for use with its EV charging stations after conducting eight weeks of in-house testing. According to Kempower, it is the first to validate a third-party solution that uses DNA traceability to deter cable theft.Continue Reading

international-graphite-to-build-graphite-plant-in-germany

Australian mining firm International Graphite has partnered with Arctic Graphite, a subsidiary of Norwegian construction giant Leonhard Nilsen & Sonner (LNS), and Graphite Investment Partners (GIP) to establish a new expandable graphite production facility in Germany. The new plant is scheduled to start operations in 2027, and is expected toContinue Reading

qbittorrent-5.0:-new-features-to-look-for

The free and open source torrent client qBittorrent 5.0 unleashes a torrent of new features. The open-source torrent client qBittorrent has rolled out version 5.0, packed with powerful new capabilities and refinements. This major release overhauls the codebase, drops legacy tech, and introduces a wealth of user-requested features. Let’s diveContinue Reading