Adobe to Pay $75 Million in US Settlement Over Alleged Hidden Subscription Fees and Difficult Cancellation Practices

Adobe has agreed to pay $75 million to resolve a lawsuit in the United States accusing the company of imposing misleading termination fees and making it unnecessarily difficult for customers to cancel certain subscription plans, according to reporting by The Economic Times in an article titled “Adobe pays $75 million to settle US lawsuit over…

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Ericsson pushes telecom networks toward AI-native infrastructure and programmable connectivity future

Ericsson is positioning telecommunications infrastructure for an artificial intelligence–driven future, arguing that networks must evolve from passive connectivity platforms into intelligent systems capable of supporting increasingly complex digital services. The shift reflects a broader industry view that AI will reshape traffic patterns, service delivery and operational demands across global telecom networks. An earlier report titled…

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LPG Supply Crunch Disrupts India’s Packaged Food Production as Adobe Faces Leadership Transition

A tightening supply of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is beginning to ripple through India’s packaged food sector, creating production disruptions and cost pressures for several manufacturers that depend on the fuel for large‑scale cooking and processing. At the same time, developments in the global technology industry — including leadership changes at a major software company…

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Venture Funding Turns More Selective as Capital Concentrates in Larger Rounds and AI Shifts to Enterprise-Proven Use Cases

Venture funding showed renewed selectivity this week, with investors concentrating capital in fewer, larger rounds while pushing many early-stage companies to demonstrate near-term revenue traction. Those themes emerged from “Weekly Firgun Newsletter – March 13, 2026,” published by VC Café, a roundup that tracked financing announcements, acquisitions and market signals across the global startup ecosystem….

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Engineering Better AI Code by Overcoming Context Window Limits in Software Development

The rapid rise of AI-powered software development tools has brought renewed attention to one of the technology’s most persistent technical constraints: context limits. As organizations increasingly rely on large language models to assist with coding, documentation, and debugging, engineers are being forced to rethink how they structure prompts and manage information so that AI systems…

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China Accelerates Push for OpenCLAW to Build Independent AI and Computing Ecosystem

China’s technology sector is increasingly turning toward open ecosystems in artificial intelligence and computing infrastructure, a shift that reflects both strategic ambition and geopolitical reality. As reported in the Wired article titled “China Is Going All-In on OpenCLAW,” Chinese researchers, companies, and government-backed initiatives are embracing an emerging open framework known as OpenCLAW as part…

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AI Powered Agents Could Transform Messaging Apps into the Next Major E Commerce Channel

A new phase in conversational commerce is emerging as messaging platforms increasingly integrate artificial intelligence capable of handling marketing, recommendations, and transactions directly within chat interfaces. The shift was highlighted in the MarketingTechNews article “LINE AI agents point to messaging apps becoming sales channels,” which examines how the popular Asian messaging service LINE is moving…

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EU-Funded European Films Earn 15 Oscar Nominations, Showcasing Global Impact of Creative Europe MEDIA Programme

Six films supported by European Union funding have received a combined 15 nominations at the Academy Awards, highlighting the global reach of European cinema and the impact of public investment in the film industry. The recognition was detailed in the European Commission’s digital policy website in an article titled “Six EU-funded films nominated for 15…

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Wired Analysis Explores How Right-Wing Online Influencers Are Transitioning From Digital Platforms Into Government Power

A new analysis from Wired examines the growing intersection between digital political culture and formal governance, arguing that a generation of right-wing online personalities has begun to move from shaping political narratives on social media to occupying positions within government and political institutions. In the video report “Trendlines: How Right-Wing Influencers Infiltrated the Government,” published…

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