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• Atlassian outage lingers, sparking data loss fears [1375d]
• SpaceX launches first totally private mission to the International Space Station [1375d]
• Google to sell replacement Pixel phone parts via iFixit [1375d]
• Apple iOS privacy clampdown 'did little' to reduce tracking [1376d]
• Microsoft dogs Strontium domains to stop attacks on Ukraine [1376d]
• Newly released Space Force data could save life on Earth [1376d]
• Direct lithium extraction technique for greener batteries gains traction [1376d]
• AMD Threadripper CPU supply severely low, PC makers say [1376d]
• EU appeals overturned $1.2b Intel antitrust fine [1376d]
• Raspberry Pi OS update beefs up security [1376d]
• Vital UK customs system outage contributes to travel chaos at its borders [1376d]
• Russian media watchdog bans Google from advertising its services [1376d]
• Fish mentality: If The Rock told you to eat flies, would you buy my NFT? [1376d]
• WBA OpenRoaming promises seamless access for municipal Wi-Fi [1376d]
• Google funds first sub cable to cross Pacific from Japan to Canada [1376d]
• Union rejects latest BT pay offer, calls for ballot on industrial action [1376d]
• China accused of cyberattacks on Indian power grid [1376d]
• Buying a USB adapter: Pennies. Knowing where to stick it: Priceless [1376d]
• Google will have to pay €150 million fine to the French Competition Authority, court orders [1376d]
• Microsoft hikes prices for non-profit customers, ends on-prem software grants [1376d]
• China's digital currency comes to WeChat. Next stop: over a billion users [1376d]
• Toshiba puts going private on the table [1376d]