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Stream Season 3 of Silo in safety, anywhere, with 70% off 24 months of ProtonVPN Plus

Going online can be a hazardous activity; like the inhabitants of Silo’s bunkers, you’re never quite sure what’s out there. That’s where ProtonVPN comes in and, thanks to this deal, you can save over £130 on a VPN we rank as the best for privacy. On top of fending off hackers, blocking adverts, and generally protecting your privacy, ProtonVPN’s service allows you to access your paid…
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Canadian pension giant joins race to fund India’s AI-fueled data center boom

As global investors race to fund the infrastructure underpinning the artificial-intelligence boom, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board’s CPP Investments has committed up to ₹70 billion (about $741 million) to Indian data center operator CtrlS, betting on India’s growing role in the global buildout of cloud and AI infrastructure. Under the partnership announced on Wednesday, CPP Investments…
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Trendy mobile editing app VSCO is building a pro photo editor with film-inspired looks, batch editing – and an upcoming desktop app

VSCO is best known for its mobile editing app with film-inspired presets, but the mobile photo editing powerhouse will soon have its own desktop app for pro-grade photo editing. On Wednesday, June 17, VSCO launched Studio Pro on iOS, with a desktop version of the photo editor set to arrive before the end of the year. While VSCO Studio Pro is available to download beginning today on iPhone, the app…
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"They always shoot up, so the camera is right there in front of you… The way they shoot, you will always look like a stud." What Arnie Schwarzenegger teaches photographers about the power of the low angle

There’s a quote in the new TASCHEN monograph Arnold that every portrait photographer needs to read. Reflecting on the experience of being shot for film campaigns and magazine features, Schwarzenegger says: “They always shoot up, so the camera is right there in front of…
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Baidu Apollo Go wins Level 4 robotaxi approval in Switzerland as AmiGo

Baidu’s Apollo Go has received a Level 4 autonomous driving permit in Switzerland for AmiGo, a robotaxi service it is running with Swiss Post’s PostBus, putting the Chinese tech giant ahead of Waymo and Tesla in deploying driverless vehicles into European public transport. The Federal Roads Office (FEDRO) special permit covers an 80 km² service area across three eastern cantons, and Baidu…
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