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• Time-Triggered Ethernet flaw could have crippled Orion spacecraft [1002d]
• Eggheads show how network flaw could lead to NASA crew pod loss. Key word: Could [1002d]
• Qualcomm pushes latest Arm-powered Snapdragon chip amid bitter license fight [1002d]
• What do the US midterm election results mean for a federal privacy law? [1002d]
• Shocker: EV charging infrastructure is seriously insecure [1002d]
• Chips in space: Reprogrammable AMD AI SoC gets clear for liftoff [1002d]
• Nvidia turns to optical trickery to boost long-haul InfiniBand performance [1002d]
• Intel says it can sort the living human beings from the deepfakes in real time [1002d]
• SiPearl working with AMD on GPU support for Arm HPC chip [1002d]
• Waymo turns its driverless cars into roving weather stations [1002d]
• What's that, Lassie? Boston Dynamics is suing its robot dog tech rival? [1002d]
• Amazon founder Bezos to donate 'majority' of $125bn fortune [1002d]
• SAP injects more low code into ERP platform for non-coding biz types [1002d]
• Starlink purchases 'Twitter takeover' ad package, Musk dismisses it as 'tiny' [1002d]
• Warren Buffett buys billions of dollars worth of TSMC stock [1002d]
• IBM's Watson will retire from IoT Platform service on its cloud [1002d]
• Country that still uses fax machines wants to lead the world on data standards at G7 [1002d]
• Commercial repair shops caught snooping on customer data by canny Canadian research crew [1002d]
• Microsoft warns Direct Access on Windows 10 and 11 could be anything but [1002d]
• NASA's cubesat makes it to the Moon to test orbit for human visitors [1002d]
• Cerebras’ new supercomputer has more cores than world’s fastest iron — but with a big catch [1002d]
• Russia-based Pushwoosh tricks US Army and others into running its code – for a while [1003d]
• Google slapped with $391.5m settlement in privacy lawsuit [1003d]
• FTX collapse prompts other cryptocurrency firms to suspend withdrawals [1003d]