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Oura Ring Faces Class Action Over Its '95% Accurate' Sleep Tracking Claim
A class action lawsuit challenges Oura Ring's '95%' sleep stage accuracy claim. Here's why that figure can't be directly compared to research findings of 79% or 53.18%.
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TechMicrosoft Points to RGB Drivers in Windows 11 Gaming Crash Investigation, Offers Workaround
Microsoft has narrowed its investigation into Windows 11 gaming crashes to drivers related to RGB lighting and published a temporary registry-based workaround to disable them. The investigation is ongoing, and the fix may affect RGB lighting controls.
TechApple's China Memory Chip Plans Become a Bargaining Chip in US-China Trade Talks
Facing memory shortages and rising costs, Apple is exploring chip procurement from Chinese suppliers, drawing fierce pushback from the US Congress over security concerns. The issue has grown beyond corporate strategy, becoming a potential bargaining chip in diplomatic negotiations tied to an upcoming US-China summit.
TechNintendo's 7 DMCA Notices Hit 405 GitHub Repos, Mostly One Suyu Fork Network
Nintendo filed 7 DMCA notices covering 405 GitHub repositories, but 311 of them belonged to a single Suyu fork network. Here's what the primary sources show about the actual scope and the current status of the parent repos.
TechChina's Bilibili Relaunches International App, But Global Success Hinges on More Than Video
Bilibili has relaunched its international Android app. While it can leverage its massive existing video library for overseas expansion, success will depend on monetization, rights management, and multilingual moderation.
TechApple's Vision Pro Layoffs Target In-House Production, Not the Product Itself
According to Bloomberg, Apple is cutting more than 200 jobs across its Vision Pro, Siri, and software divisions. This isn't a product retreat, but a reorganization of in-house production scope and AI development roles.
TechNVIDIA May Have Signed Multi-Year Memory Deal With Micron, Report Suggests
Edgewater Research has suggested a multi-year memory contract between NVIDIA and Micron. While the companies' mass-production relationship and Micron's anonymous strategic customer agreements are already public, the contract's duration, volume, and pricing remain unconfirmed.
TechAlibaba Aims to Cut AI Infrastructure Payback Period to 2.5 Years With In-House Chips
Alibaba is accelerating its AI infrastructure investment and aims to shorten the payback period to 2.5 years by expanding the use of self-developed chips. Amid U.S. export restrictions, the company is strengthening its own silicon foundation to boost profit margins, though winning external customers and navigating international regulations remain key challenges ahead.
TechSouth Korea's 6 Floating Solar Projects Reach 1,324MW, Nearing a Nuclear Reactor's Capacity
Three South Korean state-run power generators are moving to secure development rights for six floating solar projects totaling 1,324MW. As individual projects scale up to as much as 500MW, success will hinge on solving mooring systems, environmental assessments, and grid connections all at once.
TechNUS Runs 20-Unit Rack of Living Neuron Computers, But Key Performance Data Still Missing
NUS has begun independently operating a research rack housing 20 of Cortical Labs' CL1 biological computers. Commercial viability still requires measured data on power efficiency (including life support), culture reproducibility, and uptime.
