- Intel details PowerVia, a backside power delivery technology promising performance and manufacturing benefits, set to be introduced in its chips in 2024 (Ryan Smith/AnandTech)
- An interview with Craig Federighi on the new privacy and safety enhancements across iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10, and macOS Sonoma, working with AI, and more (Michael Grothaus/Fast Company)
- Byju's files a complaint in the New York Supreme Court claiming lenders "unlawfully" accelerated the terms of a $1.2B term loan B raised in November 2021 (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
- In its Binance lawsuit, the SEC cited 12 coins as assets falling under its purview, taking the value of tokens categorized as unregistered securities to $115B+ (Yueqi Yang/Bloomberg)
- An overview of updates and announcements that didn't make it into the WWDC keynote, including iOS 17 dropping support for iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X (Dan Moren/Six Colors)
- Lagos-based Helium Health, which provides SaaS tools, financing, and insights for health care providers and public health organizations, raised a $30M Series B (Tage Kene-Okafor/TechCrunch)
- In a draft, a trade group including the NYT, WaPo, Disney, and NBCUniversal warns publishers that AI tools built on their archives could break copyright laws (Ryan Barwick/Marketing Brew)
- Hands-on with Apple Vision Pro, which appears to be a genuine leapfrog in capability and execution of XR, with near perfect eye tracking and gesture control (Matthew Panzarino/TechCrunch)
- Microsoft will pay $20M to settle US FTC charges that the company violated COPPA by collecting personal information from children without their parents' consent (Kanishka Singh/Reuters)
- In a filing, Twitter's lawyers say "Twitter Files" show no government interference at the company, implying Elon Musk is wrong about what the files revealed (Mike Masnick/Techdirt)
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Amy G. Dala 
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