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Alphabet’s $4.75 billion acquisition of Intersect signals a massive AI infrastructure push
Issue 2025-52
Alphabet is making a decisive move to secure the physical and energetic backbone required for the future of its AI ambitions. The company announced today that it is acquiring Intersect, a data center and energy infrastructure firm, in a deal valued at $4.
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Alphabet’s $4.75 billion acquisition of Intersect signals a massive AI infrastructure push
Issue 2025-52
Alphabet is making a decisive move to secure the physical and energetic backbone required for the future of its AI ambitions. The company announced today that it is acquiring Intersect, a data center and energy infrastructure firm, in a deal valued at $4.
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The Dev channel has been updated to 145.0.7587.5 for Windows, Mac and Linux.A partial list of changes is available in the Git log. Interested in switching release channels? Find out how. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug.
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Stop battling heavy JavaScript libraries and ‘content chaos.’ Turn the tightest layouts into an expansive canvas using new CSS primitives: stylable fragmentation, scroll markers, scroll buttons, and scroll snap. Create rich, dynamic, and performant carousels in minutes with just a few lines of CSS.
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Slow backspace response frustrates Chromebook users during typing sessions. The delay between pressing the key and seeing characters disappear disrupts workflow and reduces productivity. Multiple factors cause sluggish backspace performance, from system settings to physical debris under keys. Chrome OS provides built-in tools to adjust keyboard responsiveness through timing controls.
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Many Chromebook users face confusion when trying to access verification codes for their Google accounts. Understanding how to get security code on Chromebook helps you maintain account access and resolve authentication problems quickly. The process requires using your smartphone rather than searching through ChromeOS settings.
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Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Dev 145 (145.0.7587.4) for Android. It’s now available on Google Play.You can see a partial list of the changes in the Git log. For details on new features, check out the Chromium blog, and for details on web platform updates, check here.
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For anyone new to sports betting, the vast array of online platforms can be confusing. The most fundamental decision a bettor makes is choosing between a traditional bookmaker and a betting exchange. While both facilitate wagers on sporting outcomes, they operate on completely different financial models and psychological principles.
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Is the AI boom could make Chromebooks more expensive in 2026 if the RAM and SSD prices keep rising
Issue 2025-51
For years, we’ve enjoyed a period of cheap RAM and storage. It’s what allowed the Chromebook Plus initiative to flourish, giving us 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage as a baseline that began at $599 or less.
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Is the AI boom could make Chromebooks more expensive in 2026 if the RAM and SSD prices keep rising
Issue 2025-51
For years, we’ve enjoyed a period of cheap RAM and storage. It’s what allowed the Chromebook Plus initiative to flourish, giving us 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage as a baseline that began at $599 or less.
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Google Assistant gets a tiny lifeline as the full switch to Gemini gets pushed to 2026
Issue 2025-51
If you’ve been dreading the end-of-year deadline to give up Google Assistant and move fully over to Gemini, you can breathe a sigh of relief. While Google originally planned to have most of us transitioned away from Assistant by the end of 2025, they’ve officially tapped the brakes.
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I absolutely love the precision of this new image editing feature baked right into Gemini
Issue 2025-51
We’ve all been stuck trying to get an AI to edit an image, with the process of getting it to comprehend the exact spot you want to change becoming a nightmare.
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I absolutely love the precision of this new image editing feature baked right into Gemini
Issue 2025-51
We’ve all been stuck trying to get an AI to edit an image, with the process of getting it to comprehend the exact spot you want to change becoming a nightmare.
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Historically, moving an element in the DOM was destructive. Now in Chrome 133, there’s moveBefore. It works exactly like insertBefore, but it keeps the element alive during the move. See all of the UI features that Chrome shipped this year → https://goo.
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