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26.04. | UK agriculture department slammed for paper pushing despite tech splurges | ||
26.04. | Help! My mouse climbed a wall and now it doesn't work right | ||
26.04. | VMware's end-user compute community told to brace for 'Omnissa' shift | ||
26.04. | Flaws in Chinese keyboard apps leave 750 million users open to snooping, researchers claim | ||
26.04. | Atlassian loses half its CEOs, but customers stay solid after Server products exit support | ||
26.04. | Intel excited by PC sales pop and GPU prospects, but investors aren't because the outlook is poor | ||
26.04. | What's up with Alphabet and Microsoft lately? Profits, sales - and AI costs | ||
26.04. | Alphabet, Microsoft profit and sales soar without much help from AI | ||
26.04. | Amazon to blow $11B on cluster of Indiana bit barns | ||
25.04. | Cops cuff man for allegedly framing colleague with AI-generated hate speech clip | ||
25.04. | Ring dinged for $5.6M after, among other claims, rogue insider spied on 'pretty girls' | ||
25.04. | ByteDance 'would rather' torpedo TikTok than sell it off | ||
25.04. | FCC votes to bring net neutrality back from the dead | ||
25.04. | Detecting drift and dealing with the Silicon Valley mindset | ||
25.04. | Two cuffed in Samourai Wallet crypto dirty money sting | ||
25.04. | TSMC says first 1.6nm chips coming in 2026 | ||
25.04. | Spotify claims Apple wants 'tax' for in-app pricing tweak | ||
25.04. | DARPA's latest toy is a 20-foot, 12-ton tank that drives itself | ||
25.04. | City council audit trail is an audit fail after disastrous Oracle ERP rollout | ||
25.04. | SK hynix breaks Q1 revenue records on back of AI boom | ||
25.04. | Russia, Iran pose most aggressive threat to 2024 elections, say infoseccers | ||
25.04. | Meta's value plummets as Zuckerberg admits AI needs more time and money | ||
25.04. | Atos hopes for lifeline as refinancing saga set to drag on into May | ||
25.04. | Japan's Moon lander makes it through another lunar night | ||
25.04. | Turns out teaching criminals to write web code keeps them out of prison |