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• US To Ban Pentagon From Buying Batteries From China's CATL, BYD [838d]
• Plex To Launch a Store For Movies and TV Shows [838d]
• Japan's SLIM Probe Lands On Moon, But Suffers Power Problem [838d]
• Why Every Coffee Shop Looks the Same [838d]
• 30TB Hard Drives Are Nearly Here [838d]
• Huawei Makes a Break From Android With Next Version of Harmony OS [838d]
• Crime Rings Are Trafficking in an Unlikely Treasure: Sand [838d]
• Viasat Tries To Stop Citizen Effort To Revive FCC Funding for Starlink [838d]
• Microsoft Bringing Teams Meeting Reminders To Windows 11 Start Menu [838d]
• Game Developer Survey: 50% Work at a Studio Already Using Generative AI Tools [838d]
• Cop28 Deal Will Fail Unless Rich Countries Quit Fossil Fuels, Says Climate Negotiator [838d]
• How Much of the World Is It Possible to Model? [838d]
• Airbus Is Pulling Ahead as Boeing's Troubles Mount [838d]
• Apple Offers To Open Mobile Payments To Third Parties Amid EU Antitrust Case [838d]
• 'Where Have All the Websites Gone?' [838d]
• Sam Altman Says AI Depends On Energy Breakthrough [838d]
• Boeing Cargo Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Miami After 'Engine Malfunction' [838d]
• David Mills, an Internet Pioneer, Has Died [838d]
• Physicists Design a Way to Detect Quantum Behavior in Large Objects, Like Us [838d]
• Greenland's Ice Sheet Melting Faster Than Scientists Previously Estimated, Study Finds [839d]
• 80 Years Later, GCHQ Releases New Images of Nazi Code-Breaking Computer [839d]
• BMW Will Employ Figure's Humanoid Robot At South Carolina Plant [839d]
• Bing Gained Less Than 1% Market Share Since Adding Bing Chat, Report Finds [839d]
• Google To Invest $1 Billion In UK Data Center [839d]
• Remote Work Doesn't Seem To Affect Productivity, Fed Study Finds [839d]