Biz & IT

Nvidia Food Policy: What It Means for You
Nvidia does not offer free meals like Google. Here is how their unique, frugal workplace culture stacks up for employees.

US Reward Targets UNC5792 and UNC4221
The US State Department offers $10 million for information on UNC5792 and UNC4221, groups targeting Signal and WhatsApp accounts.

Harvard Housing Report: Middle-Class Homeownership Was a Historical Accident
A new Harvard study reveals that middle-class homeownership may have been an anomaly, driven by post-war conditions that are now gone.

Google's FARO Proposal for AI Governance
Google proposes a federally overseen frontier AI regulatory organization to balance industry innovation and oversight.

SanDisk Desk Drive Pricing and Market Dynamics
Best Buy's 61% discount on the SanDisk Desk Drive 8TB highlights shifting storage costs following the recent AI boom.

Evan Spiegel Erases $550M in Medical Debt
Snap co-founder Evan Spiegel donated to Undue Medical Debt, clearing $550 million in obligations for 261,000 Californians.

Tesla Sued Over Fatal Texas Autopilot Crash
A wrongful-death suit filed in Harris County names Tesla, claiming Autopilot failed to prevent a deadly residential crash.

What Prime Day Deals ZDNET Editors Are Buying
Prime Day is here through June 26. We asked our ZDNET editors which tech and home deals they are actually buying for themselves.

AMD memory encryption returns after user backlash
Following user outcry, AMD announced it will reinstate Transparent Secure Memory Encryption (TSME) in consumer CPUs via a firmware update next month.
Canada’s Arctic over-the-horizon radar deal
Canada is buying Australian over-the-horizon radar technology for a record A$2.5bn to boost Arctic surveillance.

Why Nobel Winner Acemoglu Doubts AI Productivity
Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu argues AI productivity gains are overblown, warning of extractive risks to institutions.
