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Lawmakers are negotiating significant technology restrictions aimed at China as part of the annual defense authorization bill. The Senate’s aggressive proposals face opposition from both industry groups and the White House, setting up a contentious conference process.
Congress is using the annual National Defense Authorization Act to advance several technology restrictions targeting China, according to reports, though significant differences between House and Senate versions suggest a contentious negotiation ahead. The Senate passed its FY26 NDAA draft in October, while the House approved its version in September, with lawmakers now working to reconcile the two proposals amid an ongoing government shutdown.
X is expanding a closed beta program for its new usage-based API pricing model, marking a significant shift from its previous tiered subscription approach. The social media platform is now accepting applications from developers interested in building applications with more flexible cost structures.
X is reportedly expanding access to a pay-per-use pricing structure for its API through a closed beta program, according to recent announcements from the company’s developer account. The social media platform is now accepting applications from both new and existing developers who want to participate in testing the usage-based billing system, sources indicate.
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ST Telemedia’s Global Data Centre division has signed an MoU with the Maharashtra government to invest heavily in data center development. The expansion includes existing parks in Mumbai and Pune, plus a new 27-acre campus near Mumbai, enhancing India’s digital infrastructure.
Singapore-based ST Telemedia has reportedly committed to a substantial expansion of its data center operations in Maharashtra, India, according to recent announcements. Sources indicate the company’s Global Data Centre (STT GDC) India division will invest up to INR 5,000 crore ($570 million) to develop and enhance data center infrastructure across the state.
Microsoft has officially confirmed that next-generation Xbox hardware is in development. The company’s president revealed prototyping and design work is underway with AMD. This confirmation follows recent rumors about Microsoft’s hardware future.
Microsoft has officially confirmed that next-generation Xbox hardware is currently in development, according to statements from company executives. Xbox President Sarah Bond revealed in a recent interview that the company is actively working on future hardware projects, including prototyping and design phases. The confirmation comes amid speculation about Microsoft’s commitment to console hardware following recent changes to Xbox Game Pass pricing and services.