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SpaceX has scrubbed the first launch of its third-generation Starship rocket system from its headquarters in Starbase, Texas. The company plans to attempt another launch on Friday.

This launch is significant as it represents the first real test of the upgraded Starship V3 hardware and comes at a critical time for SpaceX, which recently filed for an IPO. The company is ...


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Spotify announced a partnership with Universal Music Group (UMG) to allow fans to use generative AI technology for creating covers and remixes of songs. This AI tool will be a paid add-on available exclusively to Spotify Premium subscribers and will feature a revenue-sharing model with participating artists for the AI-generated music based on their work.

The company di...


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The smart ring maker Oura has filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering (IPO). The company has an estimated valuation of around $11 billion.

Oura is reportedly collaborating with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase, and other financial institutions to facilitate its transition from private to public company status. An...


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Starbucks has decided to discontinue its AI inventory program, “Automated Counting,” after just nine months of use due to operational failures. The program, launched in September 2025 for North American stores, aimed to automate inventory tracking and improve supply chain efficiency.

Developed in partnership with NomadGo, the software was designed to allow employees to...


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Meta has released a new app called Forum, designed for Facebook Groups, which was discovered in the App Store by Matt Navarra of Geekout Newsletter. The app aims to create a dedicated space for user conversations and presents itself as an alternative for obtaining “real answers” from “real people,” akin to Reddit’s format.

Users must have a Facebook account to access F...


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