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- Google promises eternity of updates for Chromebooks – that's a decade for everyone else [930d]
- NASA wants to believe ... that you can help it crack UFO mysteries [930d]
- Caesars says cyber-crooks stole customer data as MGM casino outage drags on [930d]
- The Pentagon has no idea how to deal with bad cloud contracts, say auditors [930d]
- Adobe's AI tools may paint a pretty picture, but they also cost a pretty penny [930d]
- Ex-Twitter employees pull Musk back to money table over missing severance [930d]
- Databricks shakes VC money tree and $500M falls out [930d]
- Rollbar might be good at tracking bugs, uninvited guests not so much [930d]
- Activist investor to GoDaddy: Cuts costs, improve sales, or sell [930d]
- Arm IPO to kick off today with company valued at $54.5 billion [930d]
- Stoner Cats NFT project declawed for being an unregistered security [930d]
- Apple's iPhone 12 woes spread as Belgium, Netherlands and Germany weigh in [930d]
- UK civil servants – hopefully including those spending billions on tech – to skill up in STEM [930d]
- Here's why cloud credentials are the hottest item on criminal marketplaces [930d]
- Google outlines Outline SDK: Censorship, geo-block-beating tool to drop into apps [930d]
- These days you can teach old tech a bunch of new tricks [930d]
- Scientists spot startlingly close black holes in Hyades star cluster [931d]
- Amazon unleashes Gen AI for product descriptions, curbs it for Kindle [931d]
- Beijing freezes social media service for a month for letting kids see smut [931d]
- Airbus takes its long, thin, plane on a ten-day test campaign [931d]
- China kind-of-mostly denies it’s banned iPhones from use in government [931d]
- Cisco dumps its Hyperflex hyperconverged infrastructure [931d]
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