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That delayed action from the European Commission finally came down on Apple and Meta. Would OpenAI be a logical home for the Chrome web browser? Massive layoffs coming to Intel. Anysphere turned down an acquisition offer from OpenAI. And are the tariff wars coming for Elon Musk’s robots?
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Apple, Meta Fined by EU, Ordered to Comply With Tech Competition Rules (WSJ)
OpenAI Would Buy Google’s Chrome Browser, ChatGPT Chief Says (Bloomberg)
Intel to Announce Plans This Week to Cut Over 20% of Staff (Bloomberg)
A new, open source text-to-speech model called Dia has arrived to challenge ElevenLabs, OpenAI and more (VentureBeat)
Why OpenAI wanted to buy Cursor but opted for the fast-growing Windsurf (TechCrunch)
Ex-OpenAI staff and top AI experts seek to block proposed for-profit restructure (FT)
Tesla Humanoid Robot Plan Hampered by China Rare Earth Curbs (Bloomberg)
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