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TSMC abandons plans for 2nm chip plant after Taiwanese locals protest [796d]
US launches official probe into Cruise after pair of pedestrian accidents [796d]
Bezos' engineers dream of Blue Ring space platform in orbit by 2025 [796d]
Cisco's critical zero-day bug gets even worse - 'thousands' of IOS XE devices pwned [796d]
Thousands of Teslas recalled over brake fluid bug [796d]
Ex-Fugees star accuses his lawyer of going full robot in corruption trial [796d]
3D printer purchases could require background checks under proposed law [796d]
Japan cruises ahead with drive-thru EV charging trial [796d]
What did the VisiCalc fairy bring you for Spreadsheet Day? [796d]
Amazon's Project Kuiper satellites prepare for testing after one late Prime delivery [796d]
Ericsson pins hopes on cloudy future after Q3 lightens wallets [796d]
US cybercops urge admins to patch amid ongoing Confluence chaos [796d]
Down and out: Barclays Bank takes unplanned digital detox, customers not invited [796d]
TileDB secures $34M to reimagine databases, not just collect GitHub stars [796d]
UK government slammed for Palantir 'free trial period' deal in Ukraine housing scheme [796d]
iPhone 15 Pro Max users report seeing ghostly OLED apparitions [796d]
Serenity OS turns five and emits first offspring, Ladybird [796d]
Falcon Heavy sends NASA probe to metal-rich asteroid Psyche [796d]
Raspberry Pi 5: Hot takes and cooler mistakes [796d]
British boffins say aircraft could fly on trash, cutting pollution debt by 80% [797d]
$6.2B in profit wasn't enough: Nvidia hikes GeForce Now prices for Canada and Europe [797d]
Cloudflare exiles baseboard management controller from its server motherboards [797d]
Microsoft starts offering advice in how to code for Arm [797d]
Chinese CPUs to feature in servers made by sanctioned Russian company [797d]
China requires any new domestic Wi-Fi kit to support IPv6 and run it by default [797d]
So this one time, at Bandcamp, half the staff were laid off [797d]