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Boeing Starliner’s crewed trip to the ISS delayed yet again
Boeing’s first mission carrying astronauts to the International Space Station aboard its Starliner capsule, scheduled for April, is now delayed…
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Arm aims to juice IPO by squeezing device makers for cash
Analysis The rumors and whispering of Arm substantially hiking its prices, right as an IPO looms, just won’t go away.…
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RIP Gordon Moore: Intel co-founder dies, aged 94
Intel co-founder Gordon Moore has died, the microprocessor giant confirmed this evening. He was 94. The chip guru passed away…
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Utah passes laws to limit children using social media
To protect children, Utah Governor Spencer Cox on Thursday signed two bills aimed at “holding social media companies accountable.” The…
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Microsoft to fix Windows 11 ‘aCropalypse’ privacy failure
Microsoft is said to be preparing to fix the high-profile “aCropalypse” privacy bug in its Snipping Tool for Windows 11.…
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Barred from US tech, Huawei builds EDA platform of its own
Huawei has reportedly completed work on electronic design automation (EDA) tools for laying out and making chips down to 14nm…
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CISA’s Untitled Goose Tool alerts Microsoft cloud users
American cybersecurity officials have released an early-warning system to protect Microsoft cloud users. The US government’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security…
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Oracle job cuts begin at health IT arm Cerner
Oracle is set to make a number of job cuts at Cerner, the electronic health records company it acquired last…
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Struggling Virgin Orbit in funding talks with VC
SpaceX and OpenAI backing venture capitalist Matthew Brown, of Matthew Brown Companies, has confirmed that his group is in funding…
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Forget general AI, teensy zebrafish larvae can count
Researchers in Italy have discovered newborn zebrafish possess the ability to count, suggesting numeracy may be hard-wired into the vertebrate…
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