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• Departing Space Force chief architect likens Pentagon's tech acquisition to a BSoD [1363d]
• Big Apple Apple Store workers hope to form union [1364d]
• IoT biz Insteon goes silent, smart home gear plays dumb [1364d]
• Kaspersky cracks Yanluowang ransomware, offers free decryptor [1364d]
• Intel promotes graphics chief Raja Koduri after Arc GPU launch [1364d]
• Smartphone shipments expected to drop again for Q1 2022 [1364d]
• Google Cloud launches exclusive AI management platform [1364d]
• Ryzen Pro CPUs are better for work than Intel's, claims AMD [1364d]
• Immersion-cooled colo is coming to Ohio... via a crypto-mining datacenter [1364d]
• ESET uncovers vulnerabilities in Lenovo laptops [1364d]
• AI with an improvisational streak is under development [1364d]
• Windows Insider builds are back for Lenovo PCs in China [1364d]
• Intel: Our fabs can mass produce silicon qubit devices [1364d]
• Funky Pigeon pauses all orders after 'security incident' [1364d]
• Logitech Lift: Vertical mouse for those with small hands [1364d]
• Infosys noncompete clause sparks complaint from labor rights org [1364d]
• Space Launch System dress rehearsal canceled for repairs [1364d]
• Twitter faces existential threat from world's richest techbro [1364d]
• Windows 11 usage stats within touching distance of... XP [1364d]
• IBM ordered to pay $105 million to insurer over tech project's collapse [1364d]
• Google's plan to win the cloud war hinges on its security aspirations [1364d]
• Google's plan to win the cloud war hinges on its security aspirations [1364d]
• Shanghai lockdown: Chinese tech execs warn of supply-chain chaos [1364d]
• Scraping public data from the web is OK – US appeals court [1364d]