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Stevie Bonifield

Stevie Bonifield

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    eBay is laying off six percent of its staff just a week after acquiring Depop.

    Around 800 jobs will be cut as eBay says it’s “taking steps to reinvest across our business and align our structure with our strategic priorities,” CNBC reports, after eBay purchased the secondhand clothing marketplace Depop for $1.2 billion earlier this month to attract more Gen Z customers.

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    Stevie Bonifield
    Nvidia keeps riding the AI boom, with Q4 revenue up 73 percent to $68.1 billion.

    Nvidia just reported a record $68.1 billion in revenue for Q4 of 2026, up from $39.3 billion last year, with $62.3 billion coming from its data center business alone.

    While gaming revenue grew 47 percent to $3.7 billion, it expects supply constraints to continue while it focuses on its big money maker, AI.

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    Stevie Bonifield
    Perplexity’s “Computer” is full of AI agents.

    It says the new platform “reasons, delegates, searches, builds, remembers, codes, and delivers,” across sub AI agents, creating what Perplexity calls a “general-purpose digital worker” that exists somewhere between OpenClaw and Claude Cowork.

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    Stevie Bonifield
    Google is ‘deeply sorry’ for push notification that included a racial slur.

    The notification was related to an incident at the BAFTAs on Sunday, as Variety reports. “We’ve removed the offensive notification,” Google spokesperson Brianna Duff said in a statement to The Verge, adding that the error didn’t involve AI, but rather that push notification systems intended to “accurately characterize” content from the web “accidentally” included the slur.

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    Stevie Bonifield
    Instagram is coming to Google TV.

    After launching on Amazon Fire TV in December, Instagram for TV is expanding to Google TV devices in the US starting Tuesday, as Instagram head Adam Mosseri announced in a post on Threads. The feature lets users view reels on their TV, arranged into “channels” for different topics and themes.