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• Want to crawl inside a nuke plant swinging a hammer? No? Toshiba's inspection bots will do it instead [768d]
• ULA's Vulcan Centaur to launch in early '23, with lunar lander and first Amazon broadband sats [768d]
• Extreme Networks fesses up to selling kit to Russian hypersonic missile maker [768d]
• AI recruitment software is 'automated pseudoscience' Cambridge study finds [768d]
• Prison inmate accused of orchestrating $11M fraud using cell cellphone [768d]
• Microsoft arms Surface Pro 9 with Qualcomm SQ3, 12th-gen Intel chips [768d]
• Quit worrying about 5G C-band and crashing aircraft, US govt eggheads report [768d]
• US election workers slammed with phishing, malware-stuffed emails [768d]
• NASA sets November date for next SLS Moon rocket delay, er, launch [768d]
• Hospital giant's IT still poorly a week after suspected ransomware infection [768d]
• GM races after Tesla with battery pack tech and solar deal [768d]
• Microsoft attempts to eat Oracle's database lunch with Azure migration service [768d]
• Google wants to copy-paste your mainframe applications into its cloud [768d]
• Westinghouse sale signals arrival of a new nuclear age [768d]
• Microsoft tries to Ignite interest in DevOps cloud security tweaks [768d]
• Musky scent? Billionaire launches fragrance: Burnt Hair [768d]
• Tuxedo Computers releases version 1.0 of its Ubuntu remix [768d]
• Intel fires up internal foundry model to make its own chips [768d]
• Delta Air Lines throws $60m at flying taxi startup Joby Aviation [768d]
• UK hospitals fall back on pen and paper after Oracle Cerner outage [768d]
• Chinese city of Shenzhen offers free money to boost chip industry [768d]
• Scientists model turbulence to boost space propulsion [768d]
• Cost of living crisis less of problem for tech pro retirees than others [769d]
• How Wi-Fi spy drones snooped on financial firm [769d]