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Uber, in partnership with Momenta, plans to test fully driverless Level 4 robotaxis in Munich, Germany, starting in 2026, aiming to expand to other European cities thereafter. This initiative highlights Europe's growing interest in autonomous vehicle technology, competing with advancements from companies like Baidu and Lyft. Want More Context? 🔎

Microsoft's Azure cloud platform resumed normal service after experiencing disruptions due to cut undersea cables in the Red Sea on Saturday. The incident, which affected users in the Middle East with increased latency, was resolved the same day as Microsoft rerouted traffic, though the company highlighted that repairs to undersea cables can be time-consuming. Want More Context? 🔎

Japanese toymaker Takara Tomy is set to release a Poké Ball virtual pet toy on October 11, available for pre-order now, featuring seven partner Pokémon like Pikachu and Eevee, with interactions for over 150 Pokémon. Priced at ¥7,480 (approximately $51), the device includes an English language option, although it appears to be a Japan-only release. Want More Context? 🔎

Google has updated its Help Center to clarify usage limits for Gemini, removing vague language and providing specific details. Free accounts allow five prompts per day, while Pro and Ultra plans offer 100 and 500 prompts, respectively, along with limits on Deep Research reports and AI-generated images, with upgrades enabling higher usage. Want More Context? 🔎

Nintendo has achieved a significant legal victory against piracy, winning a $2 million lawsuit against Ryan Daly and his Modded Hardware website, which sold devices circumventing Nintendo's protections. The ruling mandates Daly to shut down his site, forfeit its domain, and prohibit him from future involvement in similar activities, underscoring Nintendo's ongoing commitment to combat piracy and protect its intellectual property. Want More Context? 🔎

The Toronto International Film Festival serves as a preview for upcoming films, with daily dispatches covering notable movies, including Netflix’s Wake Up Dead Man and the horror adaptation The Exit 8. Highlights include the darkly humorous No Other Choice by Park Chan-wook and the chilling The Exit 8, promising more thrills than its game counterpart. Want More Context? 🔎