The European Commission has found Meta in breach of the Digital Services Act for using addictive design features like infinite scroll, autoplay, and personalized algorithms on Facebook and Instagram. These features encourage compulsive use and harm users' mental and physical health, especially minors and vulnerable adults. The EU demands Meta disable these features by default, improve screen-time controls, and adjust recommendation algorithms. Meta faces fines up to 6% of its global revenue if it fails to comply. Meta can respond before final decisions are made. This follows earlier EU findings and ongoing scrutiny in the US over Meta's handling of young users' safety.
Meta's stock surged 12% following a surge in options trading volume, driven by excitement over its new AI personal assistant, Muse. Options traders bought more than twice as many calls as puts, signaling bullish sentiment, with nearly $3.9 billion in...
Meta Platforms shares surged 12% to $747.91 following early success of its new Muse AI assistant, which topped Apple's US App Store with over 730,000 downloads shortly after launch. Wells Fargo raised Meta's price target to $796, citing strong moment...
Meta's new AI app, Muse, has surpassed ChatGPT in downloads and daily active users during the first twelve days after launch in the US and Canada. According to Appfigures, Muse achieved 1.8 million downloads on iOS compared to ChatGPT's 1.3 million i...
Meta has announced Petal, a new transatlantic subsea cable capable of transmitting data at 1 petabit per second between France and the U.S., expected to be operational by 2029. This cable doubles the capacity of current transoceanic systems without i...
Meta's AI agent Muse, topping the App Store in 10 days, highlights growing demand for CPUs alongside GPUs in AI workloads. Nvidia's new Vera CPU targets this shift, integrating tightly with its AI platforms to capture more server CPU revenue. While I...
