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disrupt

[dis-ruhpt] / dɪsˈrʌpt /




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Shares of Palantir have fallen nearly 30% in the past three months, battered by valuation concerns and broader fears that AI could disrupt traditional software models.

From MarketWatch

"This work highlights a new way environmental change can affect marine ecosystems, not simply by limiting resources, but by disrupting the internal physiology of dominant microorganisms," Cheng said.

From Science Daily

"Major regional disruptions can disrupt train rotations and the deployment of our employees all throughout Germany," he said.

From Barron's

Last week, a massive winter storm in the U.S. boosted heating demand and disrupted pipeline deliveries to LNG export terminals, just as cold weather in Europe and Asia was supporting stronger demand.

From The Wall Street Journal

Existing protocol requires soldiers to divert drones or disrupt their GPS signal using counter-drone equipment.

From BBC