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AMD posted strong Q1 results with surging data center revenue. Samsung is withdrawing from the Chinese consumer electronics market. Microsoft previewed a unified Xbox interface. Cybersecurity saw new ransomware claims and Qualcomm patches. New gadgets from Minisforum and ZOTAC also debuted.

This episode covers a major DDoS attack disrupting Ubuntu and Canonical services, a widespread breach of the Canvas learning management system exposing student data, and Meta threatening to withdraw its platforms from New Mexico over child safety demands. It also includes critical Linux vulnerabilities and big tech infrastructure updates.

Apple achieves record sales during Tim Cook's CEO transition amid chip shortage concerns; global PC shipments grow 4% led by Apple hardware; Instructure's Canvas platform hit by major data breach affecting thousands of schools along with other cybersecurity incidents.

From TikTok's beauty filter restrictions for teens to the EU's focus on scaling startups, we've got the latest. Plus, Big Time's PvP mode launch, a suspected Chinese ship cable-cutting incident, TuSimple's liquidation drama, Roblox's app store fee bypass, Eyewa's eyewear expansion, and a DIY synth kit from Teenage Engineering.

Leaked AI video tech, antitrust raids, e-bike parking crackdowns, social media account disputes, satellite internet deals, music industry feuds, zero-day exploits, and next-gen battery breakthroughs.

Tesla is building a teleoperations team for its robotaxi service, and we explore the journey of Exploding Kittens from Kickstarter to Netflix. Plus, we'll discuss a new app that aggregates links from Bluesky and Mastodon, California's plan for EV rebates, ServiceTitan's IPO deadline, legal trouble for Samsung's chief, Rocket Lab's record-breaking launches, an SMS blasting gang in Bangkok, the new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W, and YouTube Music's 2024 recaps.

Today we explore alternatives to Big Tech, discuss navigating the seed funding landscape, uncover the curious case of Nebius, delve into AI agent safeguards, and look at the future of fintech in Latin America.

From EU tech policy shake-ups and record-breaking video game sales to a Mexican fintech defying tariff threats, this episode covers the latest in global tech. We'll also delve into the takedown of notorious hackers, Tesla's legal battles, and the future of AI agents.

From AI morality and human washing machines to a Monopoly Go ad campaign starring Jason Momoa and Chris Pratt, we've got the latest in tech. Plus, we'll dive into Y Combinator's strategy of backing similar startups, Texas AG's investigation into X's advertiser boycott, and new UK crypto regulations.

From AI breakthroughs in scientific research with OpenScholar to last-mile delivery solutions from OneRail, we've got the latest. We'll also cover WhatsApp's new anti-spam measures, Northvolt's bankruptcy filing, Tubi's venture into short-form video, Star Wars Outlaws' updates, OneCell Diagnostics' cancer detection funding, Kairos Power's nuclear reactor approval, Palo Alto Networks' security alert, and FCC chair Jessica Rosenworcel's resignation.