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Apple’s 800M-Visitor Gate Has a Second Price

Apple’s App Store is becoming an AI-abuse enforcement layer as well as a distribution market. San Francisco demanded removal of 13 nudification apps, while Apple reports more than 800 million weekly visitors.

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The Truth API’s $100,000 Head Start

Trump Media plans to launch the Truth API on August 1 for news and trading firms, and has reportedly floated up to $100,000 a month for fast access to Trump’s posts. Beside X’s former $5,000 top tier, the proposal prices time-to-access rather than feed volume.

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Trump Media’s $100,000 First Read

Trump Media is testing political speech as market-data infrastructure. It plans a real-time Truth API after sources say the company pitched fast access to Donald Trump’s posts at up to $100,000 a month.

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Nvidia’s 70% HBM4 Allocation to SK Hynix

Nvidia reportedly assigned about 70% of its 2026 HBM4 demand to SK Hynix as 2026 production slots neared sellout. Micron’s Hiroshima expansion will not ship HBM until summer 2028.

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DeepSeek’s Reported $7.4B Control Room

DeepSeek’s reported $7.4B round gave China’s national AI fund voting rights while Tencent and JD received none. Its rising financing needs now sit beside an infrastructure buildout and a reported in-house inference-chip effort.

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Xbox’s $29.99 Retreat Puts Players Before Boxes

Microsoft expanded PC Game Pass to 86 countries and Xbox Cloud Gaming beyond Ultimate, then cut Game Pass Ultimate from $29.99 to $22.99. The retreat reveals the limits of funding blockbusters through an all-you-can-play bundle.

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The Recording Is Now a Record

Loom had logged 1.5 billion recorded minutes across 1.8 million workplaces when Atlassian agreed to acquire it. Bending Spoons’ $1.38 billion Vimeo deal now tests whether a mature video library can become governed AI memory.

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Apple’s 2.5B-Device Ecosystem, Many Tollbooths

Apple grew quarterly Services revenue from $23.1B to $30B as its active-device base rose from 2.2B to 2.5B. An 11% iPhone price increase in Japan and a $1 Apple Music increase show why that global scale now requires local economics.

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AI Compute’s $19 Billion Capacity Promise

Anthropic’s reported 20-year, roughly $19 billion data-center lease and a potential two-year, roughly $10 billion Meta rental are turning AI compute into long-term offtake. The contracts let investors finance powered capacity separately from the labs that use it.

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Helldivers 2 Puts PlayStation Exclusivity on the Ledger

Sony’s Helldivers 2 became the first PlayStation-published title on Xbox as Unity reported 40% more multiplatform games in 2024 than in 2021.