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• Atos confirms talks with Airbus over cybersecurity wing sale [730d]
• Japan to test datacenter powered by reused hydrogen fuel cells [730d]
• Windows boss takes on taskbar turmoil, pledges to 'make Start menu great again' [730d]
• Copy that? Xerox confirms 'security incident' at subsidiary [730d]
• CloudBees co-founder buzzes about open source drama and AI [730d]
• EU lassos tech giants in bid to rein in the AI Wild West [730d]
• Japanese earthquake disrupts chip industry operations [730d]
• In surprise move, Gentoo Linux starts offering binaries [730d]
• Google flaunts concurrency, optimization as cloud rivals overhaul platforms [730d]
• Formal ban on ransomware payments? Asking orgs nicely to not cough up ain't working [730d]
• India inches space program forward with launch of X-ray polarimetry satellite [730d]
• X reverses course on headlines in article links – but just a little [731d]
• Driverless cars swerve traffic tickets in California even if they break the law [731d]
• Supreme Court supremo ponders AI-powered judges, concludes he's not out of a job yet [731d]
• Google password resets not enough to stop these info-stealing malware strains [731d]
• Valve celebrates the New Year by snuffing out Steam support for Windows 7 and 8 [731d]
• Brain boffins think they've found the data format we use to store images as memories [731d]
• US reportedly pushed ASML to cancel chipmaking kit for China early [731d]
• Juno's joyride around Jupiter snaps stellar shots of Io [731d]
• Court hearings become ransomware concern after justice system breach [731d]