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Why the electrical grid needs more software

The electrical grid is increasingly in the spotlight due to rising electricity rates and growing demand from data centers. Startups like Gridcare and Yottar are leveraging software to optimize grid capacity and connect medium-sized users. Other companies are creating virtual power plants by aggregating battery resources. Major tech firms like Nvidia and Google are also exploring AI solutions to enhance grid efficiency. While utilities are cautious about adopting new technologies, software offers a cost-effective and flexible approach to modernizing the grid, which is essential for meeting future energy demands.

TechCrunch·
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GOOG
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GOOGL
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GRID
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TechCrunch·
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GOOG
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GOOGL
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GRID
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How to tweak your online platform algorithms

The article discusses how users can adjust algorithmic recommendations on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube to see more or less of certain content. It highlights the importance of these algorithms in content discovery and mentions that while they can enhance user experience by tailoring feeds to interests, they may not always align with what users truly want. The piece suggests that many platforms offer features to help users customize their content exposure.

The Verge·
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META
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GOOG
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The Verge·
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META
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GOOG
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Apple Is Likely to Return to Double-Digit Revenue Growth in Fiscal 2026 -- and the Stock Looks Like a Buy

Apple is expected to return to double-digit revenue growth in fiscal 2026, following a period of stagnant sales. The company reported $102.5 billion in revenue for Q4 2025, an 8% increase year-over-year, driven by strong iPhone and services growth. CFO Kevan Parekh anticipates a 10-12% revenue increase in Q1, with iPhone sales also expected to grow significantly. The services segment, with a gross margin of 75.3%, is crucial for growth. Despite a high valuation, the stock appears attractive due to brand loyalty and potential AI benefits, though risks remain due to reliance on iPhone sales and competition.

Motley Fool·
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AAPL
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AAPB
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AAPD
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Motley Fool·
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AAPL
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AAPB
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AAPD
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Why Tesla stock is down around 2% today

Tesla stock fell about 2% to $460.92 amid supply chain concerns and regulatory scrutiny, despite being up 18% year-to-date. A significant reduction in a battery supply deal's projected value raised investor questions about Tesla's battery procurement. Additionally, the NHTSA is investigating emergency door releases on Model 3 vehicles. Analysts have lowered earnings estimates, with expectations for 2026 EPS now at $2.17, down from $4.25. Despite these challenges, some analysts remain optimistic about Tesla's future, particularly regarding its autonomous driving ambitions.

Invezz·
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TSLA
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TSDD
+3.62%
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TSLL
-3.60%
Invezz·
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TSLA
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TSDD
+3.62%
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TSLL
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Nvidia's $5 Billion Intel Bet Just Rewired The Semiconductor ETF Trade

Nvidia's $5 billion investment in Intel is set to reshape semiconductor ETFs by linking Nvidia's AI growth with Intel's recovery potential. The acquisition of over 214 million Intel shares, approved by U.S. regulators, connects two contrasting companies in the chip market. While Nvidia drives AI demand, Intel is working on a turnaround. This deal impacts ETF structures, with market-cap-weighted funds favoring Nvidia, while equal-weighted ETFs give Intel more influence. Overall, Nvidia's move strengthens connections within semiconductor ETFs, potentially boosting investor confidence in the sector.

benzinga_article·
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INTC
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NVDA
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NVDL
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benzinga_article·
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INTC
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NVDA
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NVDL
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