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Competition regulators in Italy and Brazil have ordered Meta to suspend its policy barring rival AI chatbots from WhatsApp, widening a fight that began in the EU.
The 1,250 MW HVDC line reached commercial operation ahead of schedule and began contract deliveries June 1, capable of carrying roughly 20% of NYC's power from Hydro-Québec.
Gleam v1.17.0 bundles whole programs into a single escript runnable with only Erlang installed, and adds a language-server action that creates missing modules on import.
Carnival told Maine's attorney general that 5,995,277 people were affected by an April breach traced to a compromised employee account; ShinyHunters claims the data.
OpenAI is extending Codex into finance and legal work, weeks after Anthropic expanded Claude for Legal with 12 plugins and 20-plus integrations.
China flew its new reusable Long March 12B for the first time on June 1, delivering operational Qianfan megaconstellation satellites with no public airspace warning.
The ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist, a 14-inch OLED laptop whose motorized hinge rotates the screen to follow the user, goes on sale in the US in June 2026 starting at $1,649.
Alkimia Interactive and THQ Nordic's remake of the 2001 RPG launched June 5 to a 73 Metacritic on PC and 66 on PS5, with reviewers split between its atmosphere and its rough combat and console frame rates.
Cambridge spin-out DIOSynVax's pEVAC-PS, the first vaccine whose active ingredient was designed entirely by computer, proved safe in 39 volunteers but produced only modest immunity.
Researchers self-assembled custom 14-sided silver nanoparticles into superlattices that freeze a transitional phase between FCC and BCC metal structures, and report deep-strong light-matter coupling at room temperature.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange's STAR Market listing committee cleared the humanoid robot maker's IPO on Monday, a key hurdle toward a 4.2-billion-yuan raise.
Zenas BioPharma's obexelimab met its primary endpoint and all four key secondary endpoints in the Phase 3 INDIGO trial, with results published in NEJM and presented at EULAR 2026.