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Tech Across the Globe

Washington Post hack: The Washington Post is investigating a cyberattack on the email accounts of some journalists, prompting the newspaper to beef up its online security.

Ads come to WhatsApp: Meta will begin showing ads inside of its WhatsApp messaging service, opening a new potential revenue stream while the company invests heavily in artificial intelligence and other long-term projects.

Samsung’s health ambitions: Samsung plans to develop a hub for users to share health data directly with doctors in between visits, stepping up competition in the technology-driven health care race.

Revalued

Juniper Square, a software provider for venture capitalists and other private investors, has raised $130 million in a deal that values the company at $1.1 billion. The cash infusion will go toward expansion and building out the startup’s artificial intelligence capabilities.

Must Read

A scrappy startup has built an AI large language model in Mongolia, trained entirely in the country’s native tongue, Saritha Rai reports in today’s Tech In Depth. The effort is a top example of sovereign AI, in which countries want critical industries to be controlled and operated by systems within their borders rather than the large AI models developed by major US or Chinese companies, she writes.

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This Week in Power On

While Apple’s new unified operating systems and its Liquid Glass interface got most of the attention at last week’s Worldwide Developers Conference, Mark Gurman writes in Power On that the improvements to CarPlay were an overlooked major step forward. 

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