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US lawmakers seek to ban DeepSeek on government devices
A new bill introduced in the US House of Representatives seeks to ban the use of DeepSeek's AI chatbot on all government devices.
Concerned About User Data Security, US Seeks To Ban DeepSeek On Government Devices
US lawmakers introduced a bill to ban DeepSeek citing an "alarming threat to US national security" and warning of "direct ties" between DeepSeek and the Chinese government.
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US lawmakers introduce bill to ban DeepSeek from govt devices
US lawmakers Thursday brought forth a bill to ban Chinese artificial intelligence program DeepSeek from being used on ...
T-Mobile US Inc. stock outperforms competitors on strong trading day
Shares of T-Mobile US Inc. TMUS advanced 1.96% to $247.17 Thursday, on what proved to be an all-around mixed trading session ...
T-Mobile has finally pulled the plug on its legacy app
The app is now non-functional and tells users to switch to the T-Life app. If you still haven’t deleted the T-Mobile app from your phone, you may want to do it now to save yourself some space. The app ...
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Do You Want Starlink on Your Phone? Here's Who Can Get It and How to Sign Up
No more dead zones? There's now a way you can get Starlink's satellite network on your iPhone or Android, but only if you ...
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Asus’ new Android phone is set to rival Samsung, but there’s a catch
The Asus Zenfone 12 Ultra is coming, and it boasts some impressive AI features, but not everyone can get it as the phone ...
T-Mobile price target raised to $290 from $280 at Tigress Financial
Tigress Financial raised the firm’s price target on T-Mobile (TMUS) to $290 from $280 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares post the Q4 report.
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Do Wall Street Analysts Like T-Mobile US Stock?
T-Mobile US, Inc. (TMUS) is a leading Washington-based telecom provider offering wireless voice, messaging, and data services ...
China’s ‘lifeline’ labs and rich Asians’ crypto craze
A notable example is Hubei Yangtze Memory Labs in Wuhan, where many engineers from leading Chinese chipmaker YMTC, which was added to the US Entity List in 2022, conduct trials and test samples.