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• Figma Files For IPO [71d]
• Xerox Buys Lexmark For $1.5 Billion As Print Industry Clings To Relevance [71d]
• AMC Warns Moviegoers To Expect '25-30 Minutes' of Ads and Trailers [71d]
• Amazon Deploys Its One Millionth Robot, Releases Generative AI Model [71d]
• Landmark EU Tech Rules Holding Back Innovation, Google Says [71d]
• Tech Hobbyist Destroys 51 MicroSD Cards To Build Ultimate Performance Database [71d]
• AT&T Now Lets Customers Lock Down Account To Prevent SIM Swapping Attacks [71d]
• IT Worker Sentenced To Seven Months After Trashing Company Network [71d]
• AI is Now Screening Job Candidates Before Humans Ever See Them [71d]
• Cloudflare Flips AI Scraping Model With Pay-Per-Crawl System For Publishers [71d]
• AI Arms Race Drives Engineer Pay To More Than $10 Million [71d]
• Global Warming Is Speeding Up and the World Is Feeling the Effects [71d]
• FCC Delays Enforcement of Prison Call Pricing Limits [71d]
• Proton Joins Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple's App Store Practices [71d]
• NIH-Funded Science Must Now Be Free To Read Instantly [71d]
• Automakers Clash With India Over 'Aggressive' Emission Limits [71d]
• US Government Takes Down Major North Korean 'Remote IT Workers' Operation [71d]
• How Robotic Hives and AI Are Lowering the Risk of Bee Colony Collapse [71d]
• 'Space Is Hard. There Is No Excuse For Pretending It's Easy' [71d]
• China Hosts First Fully Autonomous AI Robot Football Match [72d]
• Google Buys 200 Megawatts of Fusion Energy That Doesn't Even Exist Yet [72d]
• NASA To Stream Rocket Launches and Spacewalks On Netflix [72d]
• Norwegian Lotto Mistakenly Told Thousands They Were Filthy Rich After Math Error [72d]
• Windows User Base Shrinks By 400 Million In Three Years [72d]