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Peacock to Be Included With YouTube Premium In Major Streaming Tie-Up

YouTube Premium will include Peacock Premium at no extra charge beginning in early 2027. "The deal brings a slew of premium content to the [$15.99 per month] YouTube Premium subscription, including live sports like the NFL, NBA and MLB and entertainment like Law & Order, Saturday Night Live and Love Island," reports The Hollywood Reporter. "It also has the potential to dramatically scale Peacock, which remains smaller than many of its streaming competitors." From the report: Peacock has 48 million subscribers, while YouTube Premium and YouTube Music have a combined 125 million subscribers, though they don't break out how many each of those offerings have. The agreement, which expands on the deal the company inked with YouTube parent company Google last year, will also extend the entertainment company's programming deal with YouTube TV, while bringing some of YouTube's offerings to Comcast Xfinity and Xumo platforms. There's also a notable sports and production element to the deal, with NBC Sports agreeing to stream some live sporting events on its YouTube channels, and with NBC agreeing to serve as the production partner for select live events on YouTube. YouTube will also bundle some of the company's International streaming offerings like Universal+ and Hayu in select markets.

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Fiabilité des GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, RTX 5080 et RTX 5090 : peut-on compter sur Blackwell jusqu'au haut de gamme ?

Il y a quelques heures, nous faisions le point sur la fiabilité des GeForce RTX 5060 (Ti) et RTX 5070, avec à la clé des valeurs de taux de SAV vraiment basses, globalement aux alentours de 0,5 % seulement pour les cartes Blackwell d'entrée et de milieu de gamme. Des nombres faisant également penser...

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200 Go aux sinistrés : Orange et Bouygues se mobilisent

Les flammes ravagent la Gironde et les Landes depuis le 22 juillet. Orange et Bouygues Telecom offrent pourtant 200 Go aux sinistrés pour rester connectés. Le bilan des incendies L’offre des opérateurs Qui en profite, et comment Les réseaux mobilisés Questions fréquentes Un bilan qui s’alourdit en Gironde et dans les Landes La situation reste […]

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Amazon Trying to Launch a Global Satellite Cellphone Network In 2028

Amazon has asked the FCC to approve a 5,105-satellite constellation launching in 2028 that would provide global direct-to-cell "voice, messaging, data, and emergency services," similar to Starlink's partnership with T-Mobile. The network would use Globalstar spectrum, support future Apple satellite services, and complement Amazon's existing Leo broadband constellation. The Verge reports: Advanced Television points out that the FCC application also includes a request to use spectrum assigned to Iridium's satellite network outside the US, even as Rocket Lab is in the process of acquiring Iridium with plans to expand. The new constellation and direct-to-device service will "complement" the broadband services Amazon also plans to offer through its Leo platform. In addition to consumer satellite service, it would also be used for things like disaster response and emergency messaging. Amazon says the new direct-to-device satellites "will process the signals in orbit before relaying them to improve performance." The new constellation will be nearly double the size of Amazon's initial Leo constellation, which is planned to include around 3,200 satellites. As of July 2nd, Amazon says "over 375" of those satellites have launched so far.

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