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technologyFriday, September 11, 2026

Apple's foldable flop, Google's Finnish nuclear bet

Today's tech news is split between Apple's awkward entry into foldables and Google's massive bet on Finnish nuclear power for AI. The foldable iPhone Duo is getting roasted for its price, while Google's €13 billion investment signals a serious commitment to clean energy for data centers. Meanwhile, Anthropic's report on Chinese labs routing requests to Claude adds a layer of intrigue to the AI race.

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Apple's Foldable Gamble

Apple finally entered the foldable market, but the reception is less than stellar, with critics and social media mocking the iPhone Duo's price and design.

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AirPods 5 vs. AirPods 4: Why It's Time to Upgrade

AirPods 5's standard ANC at a lower price point makes the AirPods 4 obsolete for most buyers. The IP57 rating and stem-swipe controls are meaningful upgrades, not just spec bumps.

AI's Energy and Data Footprint

The AI boom's insatiable appetite for power and data is shaping corporate strategy, from Google's nuclear pact to Anthropic's accusations against Chinese labs.

Regulation and Consumer Backlash

Governments and consumers are pushing back against tech overreach, from California's new child safety laws to Grindr's data-sharing settlement.

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