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$390 Cuts Drag Dyson Prime Day Deals Into Practical Range
Dyson Prime Day deals cut up to $390 off big-ticket gear, but the smartest buy depends on the job, not the steepest markdown.

$1B Hadrian Funding Claim Collides with a Flat Denial
Hadrian denies a reported $1B funding round at a $7.5B valuation, leaving its AI factory growth story stuck in limbo.

China's LineShine Supercomputer Dethrones El Capitan
LineShine hit 2.198 exaflops and debuted at No. 1, knocking the US-made El Capitan into second.

Alibaba Defence Blacklist Suit Corners the Pentagon
Alibaba is suing the Pentagon, arguing its defence blacklist label turns routine China compliance into an unsupported military claim.

Flipkart Quick Commerce Puts Amazon India on the Clock
Flipkart Minutes hit 1,000 micro-fulfillment centers, raising the stakes for Amazon Now in India's instant delivery race.

Fitbit Air Tames AI Health With a Coach That Says No
Fitbit Air’s smartest move is restraint: Google’s AI coach wins by telling users to slow down, skip workouts, and treat health hype carefully.

$279 Apple Watch Series 11 Deal Beats Year's Low at Amazon
Amazon dropped the Apple Watch Series 11 to $279, a 30% cut that beats its previous yearly low by more than $20.

Prime Day TV Deals Punish 2026 FOMO With OLED Cuts
Prime Day is making older 2025 OLED and Mini LED TVs the smarter buy than many flashier 2026 models.

Prime Day Deal Drops Eufy Omni C28 into Robot Vacuum Fight
Eufy's Omni C28 falls to $449.99, bringing self-washing and self-drying robot mop hardware below flagship pricing.

$198 Sony WH-1000XM5 Hijacks Prime Day Headphone Deals
Sony’s WH-1000XM5 at $198 is the clear Prime Day audio standout, with Apple, Bose, Beats, and budget earbuds fighting for the rest.

LG C5 OLED Crashes to $899 in Rare Prime Day Deal at Amazon
The 42-inch LG C5 OLED is down to $899 at Amazon, a rare Prime Day cut before the C6 replaces it.

$27 Million AI Super PACs Invade a Manhattan House Race
AI super PACs dumped $27.83 million into NY-12, turning a Manhattan primary into a proxy fight over who shapes AI rules.