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YouTube changes view counting rule: plays now register immediately

YouTube has updated its view-counting method so that a view is recorded as soon as a video begins playing. Previously, the platform used a different threshold before registering a view on standard videos. This policy change mirrors the approach YouTube already adopted for its short-form content, YouTube Shorts. The Shorts view-counting update had been implemented approximately one year before this latest change was rolled out to regular videos.

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Nvidia to Invest Up to $105 Billion in Massive Ohio Data Center for OpenAI

Nvidia has announced plans to back a data center project in Ohio with an investment of up to $105 billion. The facility, which could carry a total development cost of as much as $500 billion, is set to be one of the largest data centers in the world. OpenAI will lease the data center once it is operational. The project signals a major expansion of AI infrastructure in the United States, with leading technology firms committing substantial capital to meet growing demand for computing power.

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YouTube to count views from first frame, boosting creator numbers from Aug 24

YouTube is updating its view-counting method so that a view is registered as soon as a video begins to play, effective August 24th. This aligns YouTube's standard videos with the approach already used by Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube's own Shorts format. The change means creators will likely see their view counts grow more quickly than before. YouTube had already applied this instant-play counting method to Shorts last year. To preserve engagement data, the platform will retain its original view-counting approach under a separate 'engaged views' metric.

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Feedly blames week-long performance issues on bug, not AI strategy shift

Feedly has attributed a prolonged slowdown in its web app to a technical bug, dismissing speculation that its recent AI pivot was responsible. The issues rendered the platform nearly unusable for a portion of its user base over the course of about a week. Complaints have extended beyond the web app, with users also reporting problems with Feedly's mobile applications. Adding to user frustration is dissatisfaction with the company's customer support response during the outage period.