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Nvidia wants to get into the ARM CPU game. Somebody is taking a run at some high value targets via Okta. A new version of maybe the most advanced smart glasses out there. Are you seeing ads when you press pause on streaming? And what is it like to have a robot lawnmower that actually works?
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Exclusive: Nvidia to make Arm-based PC chips in major new challenge to Intel (Reuters)
1Password detects “suspicious activity” in its internal Okta account (ArsTechnica)
Xreal’s Air 2 glasses put a big screen on your face and ship in the US next month (The Verge)
‘Pause Ads’ Creep Onto Hulu, Peacock and Max as Streamers Seek New Revenue (Variety)
Matter 1.2 is a big move for the smart home standard (The Verge)
I tested a $6,000 automower for four months. Here's why I'm fully invested (ZDNet)
Life360 Sued for Selling Location Data (The Markup)
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