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• SiFive RISC-V CPU cores to power NASA's next spaceflight computer [1040d]
• Go programming language arrives at security warnings that are useful [1040d]
• Amazon drivers unionize after AI sends them on 'impossible' routes [1041d]
• Cyberattack brings down InterContinental Hotels' booking systems [1041d]
• No, Apple, you may not sell iPhones without chargers [1041d]
• US wants to give global chipmakers a 25% tax credit on new fabs [1041d]
• California passes bill requiring salary ranges on job listings [1041d]
• Ransomware gang hits second-largest US school district [1041d]
• Meta found guilty of flouting Washington political ad laws – again [1041d]
• Newly discovered cyberspy crew targets Asian governments and corporations [1041d]
• Instagram fined in Ireland for violating children's privacy [1041d]
• Apple app transparency changes bring in the ad bucks... for Apple [1041d]
• Government buyers take 22 months on average to procure tech [1041d]
• Unhappy about excluding nation-state attacks from cyberinsurance? Get ready to pay [1041d]
• IBM adds iTaaS to System I, Power 10 server bundle [1041d]
• SK hynix to plow $11b into South Korean fab complex [1041d]
• SoftIron to start selling 'fully turnkey' cloud platform [1041d]
• G7 countries beat UK in worldwide broadband speed test again [1041d]
• IBM wins contract to support NHS App [1041d]
• Newport Wafer Fab sale to Chinese company held up again by UK.gov's probe [1041d]
• A refined Apple desktop debuts ahead of Wednesday’s big iThing launch [1041d]
• Dead people could be designated authors of Atlassian Confluence docs but that can't be changed [1041d]
• Microsoft to stop accepting checks from partners [1041d]
• Indian tech minister picks a fight with Wikipedia over cricketer's dropped catch [1041d]