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Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for Jan. 31.
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Yet another streaming service is raising its prices. This time, it's Amazon Music Unlimited that's getting more expensive. Prime members will pay $11 a month or $109 a year for an individual plan, up from $10 and $99, respectively. Listeners who aren't part of Prime will see their monthly rates change from $11 to $12 for the individual plan. The family plan is also seeing increased prices, from $17 to $20 per month and from $169 to $199 for a year.
The new pricing structure took effect for new customer sign-ups on January 29. Current subscribers will be charged the updated rates in their next billing cycle on or after March 5.
The FAQ detailing the increased costs states that the change will bring listeners "more content and features," which was the same rationale given when Amazon Music Unlimited previously raised its fees in 2023. The service has added the ability to borrow Audible audiobooks and a
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The news was delivered by Michelle Johnston Holthaus, who heads Intel Product, and David Zinsner, who along with Holthaus is serving as co-chief executive officer of Intel after Pat Gelsinger was asked to step down at the end of 2024. Thursday marked the first earnings call for the co-chiefs, who fielded questions from Wall Street analysts after reporting earnings for the fourth quarter of 2024. The company said that the search for a permanent CEO continues.
In broad strokes, Intel's roadmap for 2025 and 2026 is set: Panther Lake will debut later this year, Holthaus said, followed by Nova Lake in 2026. While Panther Lake will largely be made inside Intel, as opposed to external fabs, Nova Lake will still be split between Intel's own foundry business as well as external sources, presumably TSMC.
"2026 is even more exciting from a client perspective as Panther Lake achieves meaningful volumes and we introduce our next generation client family, code name Nova Lake," Holthaus said. "Both will provide strong performance across the entire PC stack with significantly better costs and margins for us, enhancing our competitive position and reinforcing our value proposition to our partners and customers."
Traditionally, Intel launches a new processor architecture in the second half of each year. This appears to be the game plan for 2025, as Panther Lake will launch during the second half of 2025. That's consistent with what Holthaus told reporters at CES in early January, where she said Intel w
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NEW RESOURCES Eugene Register-Guard: How are Oregon students performing? A new website breaks it down. "The Oregon Department of Education has launched a new website — a reimagined portal that breaks down […]
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