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Judge Orders Temporary Block of Paramount Warner Bros. Merger

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By Ty Pendlebury Verified
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Credit: CNET A US District Judge has issued a temporary restraining order barring Paramount from closing its $110 billion merger with Warner Bros Discovery, according to a report. US District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín of the Northern District of California has paused the merger, NBC reports, after attorneys general from 12 states filed a lawsuit last week against Paramount Skydance, which is run by David Ellison.
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Spotify now lets you ask AI questions in its mobile app

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By Ty Pendlebury Verified
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Ty Pendlebury Music streaming service Spotify is getting new AI assistant capabilities, so you'll be able to ask contextual questions about the content you're listening to. You'll be able to have a "back-and-forth conversation" with Spotify to ask questions about music, podcasts and audiobooks in a feature now rolling out to beta users.
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Smartphone shipments crash to 13-year low due to RAMageddon

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Ty Pendlebury Global smartphone shipments just got kneecapped, falling by 11% over the past three months to the lowest levels since 2013. The memory-chip shortage is to blame for pushing up prices and squeezing demand, according to Counterpoint Research The slowdown is a direct consequence of a supply-chain stalemate. As more chipmakers feed the demand for artificial intelligence, phone-makers are hiking prices and making consumers foot the bill.
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