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Meta signs deals with three nuclear companies for 6-plus GW of power | TechCrunch
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Belkins Wemo smart devices will go offline on Saturday
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In what is sure to be the beginning of a slew of announcements, LG has confirmed it is releasing its first flagship RGB TV in 2026. It wasn’t a huge secret, considering “a premium LCD TV with Micro RGB technology” won a CES 2026 Innovation Award in November. But it’s now certain that the LG…
