EU probes Google as Russia’s robot fails and U.S. shutdown ends
Brussels has launched an investigation into Google, while a Russian robot faced a mishap during its public unveiling. Meanwhile, the German Heart Center has adopted a surgical robot, and the EU's Ecofin held a meeting. In the U.S., the government shutdown has come to an end.
The EU is probing Google, but details remain scarce. The investigation's focus and the decision-making process are yet to be revealed.
In a separate incident, a Russian robot suffered a crash during its public presentation. No further information has been disclosed about this incident or who was behind the robot's development.
On a positive note, the German Heart Center has integrated a surgical robot into its operations. This technology is expected to enhance precision and efficiency in surgical procedures.
The EU's Economic and Financial Affairs Council (Ecofin) recently gathered for a meeting. Discussions and outcomes from this meeting are awaited.
Back in the U.S., the government shutdown has concluded, allowing normal operations to resume.
The EU's investigation into Google is underway, with details expected to emerge soon. The Russian robot's crash during its public debut is a setback, but the German Heart Center's adoption of a surgical robot shows progress in medical technology. The U.S. government shutdown has ended, restoring regular services.
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