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• Activist Investor Elliott calls for a management reboot at Crown Castle [654d]
• Meta sued by privacy group over pay up or click OK model [654d]
• Europol shutters ransomware operation with kingpin arrests [654d]
• Brits turn off Twitter, although teens and tweens keen on generative AI [654d]
• Couchbase takes fight to MongoDB with columnar side store upgrade [654d]
• Microsoft opens sources ThreadX under MIT license [654d]
• Share your 2024 tech forecasts (wrong answers only) to win a terrible sweater [654d]
• Logitech's Wave Keys tries to bend ergonomics without breaking tradition [654d]
• Ukraine cyber spies claim Putin's planes are in peril as sanctions bite [654d]
• Samsung creates a group dedicated to inventing whatever comes next [654d]
• After bashing Nvidia for ‘arming’ China, Cerebras's backer G42 alarms US govt with suspected Beijing ties [654d]
• India's CERT given exemption from Right To Information requests [655d]
• AWS previews AppFabric for productivity – pitched as AI-powered glue between apps [655d]
• X/Twitter booted out of Australia's disinformation-fighting club [655d]
• DevTernity conference collapses amid claims women speakers were faked [655d]
• 'Serial cybercriminal and scammer' jailed for 8 years, told to pay back $1.2M [655d]
• Game over for ByteDance's big video game studio dream? [655d]
• Nvidia’s China-market H20 chips hit another speed bump [655d]
• Tesla sues Swedish government after worker's rebellion cripples car biz [655d]
• Trio of major holes in ownCloud expose admin passwords, allow unauthenticated file mods [655d]
• Server shipments to fall 20% this year, but AI means vendors still raking it in [655d]
• Japanese tech startups testing cash incentives for office return [655d]
• UK and US lead international efforts to raise AI security standards [655d]