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From PS5 to Ford F-150: How a global chip shortage is 'impacting everything'

Cristiano Amon, incoming CEO of chipmaker Qualcomm, warns in an interview with CNET that the shortage may not end until late 2021.

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Square to buy Tidal, SpaceX sees some success

In today's top stories, Jack Dorsey's payments company is buying a big stake in Jay-Z's music service. And SpaceX hits a milestone by landing a spacecraft... though it blew up soon after.

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YouTube will lift Trump suspension when 'risk of violence has decreased,' CEO says

The Google-owned platform suspended Trump almost two months ago.

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<p>The EU is reportedly looking into Apple over antitrust concerns.&nbsp;</p>

Apple will reportedly face charges in EU over App Store dominance

The argument would be that Apple restricted music streaming services other than its own.

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Chip supplies are scarce, and it may not get better till late 2021

The shortage is impacting cars, game consoles and phones, says Qualcomm incoming CEO Cristiano Amon.

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<p>Facebook AI has developed SEER (SElf-supERvised), a "billion-parameter self-supervised computer vision model that can learn from any random group of images on the internet — without the need for careful curation and labeling that goes into most computer vision training today."</p>

Facebook uses 1 billion Instagram images to train its new AI

The social network's AI research team says it's made a "breakthrough" with its self-supervised computer vision model known as Seer.

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<p>Jay-Z performs onstage at SOMETHING IN THE WATER on April 27, 2019 in Virginia Beach City.&nbsp;</p>

Square is acquiring a 'significant majority' of Jay-Z's Tidal in $297M deal

The music streaming service will operate independently under Square.

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<p>Designer Aristomenis Tsirbas won a contest to imagine the Apple Car back in 2015, but the company has yet to produce one.&nbsp;</p>

If Apple builds a car, technology will only be half the reason

Big volume, strong profitability and at least one signature technology will be required.

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Are cars too much like TVs for Apple?

The company reportedly considered a television for years before deciding not to build one. Will a car go the same way?

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When it's internet or food, broadband policies aren't working

The digital divide is a massive global problem. Even in wealthy countries, families are forced to make compromises to ensure their children have the required internet connection for remote learning.

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AMD 6700XT announced, Arizona considers new laws for app store payments

Today's top tech stories include AMD's newest graphics card, Arizona's new law that could dramatically change Apple and Google's app store commissions and ViacomCBS's launch of its new streaming service, Paramount Plus.

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<p>Apple is under scrutiny in the UK.</p>

UK opens antitrust investigation into Apple App Store over developer terms

The Competition and Markets Authority will see if the terms Apple forces app developers to sign are anticompetitive.

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