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• US Army May Be About To 'Waste' Up To $22 Billion On Microsoft HoloLens [1476d]
• PayPal Shuttering Its San Francisco Office [1476d]
• Microsoft Finds Linux Desktop Flaw That Gives Root To Untrusted Users [1476d]
• Tech Giants Duped Into Giving Up Data Used to Sexually Extort Minors [1476d]
• Crypto Firms Seek Clearer US Rules on Their Interest-Bearing Products [1476d]
• Ordinary Copper Telephone Wire Could Carry Gigabit Broadband Speeds [1476d]
• Russian Hacking in Ukraine Has Been Extensive and Intertwined With Military Operations, Microsoft Says [1476d]
• Google Launches Media CDN To Compete on Content Delivery [1476d]
• Comcast and Charter Team Up in Hopes of Toppling Roku, Amazon Streaming Hardware [1476d]
• Arm Takes Action To Regain Control At Its Renegade China Unit [1476d]
• Amazon's Twitch Seeks To Revamp Creator Pay With Focus on Profit [1476d]
• Robinhood Cutting About 9% of Full-Time Employees [1476d]
• Sony is Building a Game Preservation Team [1476d]
• YouTube Is Starting To Run Ads on Shorts, Its TikTok Clone [1476d]
• Apple Launches Do-It-Yourself Repairs For iPhone 13, iPhone 12 and iPhone SE, But There's a Catch [1476d]
• Twitter Is Protecting Its Source Code From Disgruntled Employees, Reports Say [1476d]
• Facebook Doesn't Know What It Does With Your Data, Or Where It Goes [1476d]
• NASA's Space Telecoms Network May Soon Be Outsourced [1476d]
• Android's App Store Privacy Section Starts Rolling Out Today [1476d]
• Record-Breaking Heat Wave In India Threatens Residents, Crucial Wheat Harvest [1476d]
• Dell Defends Its Controversial New Laptop Memory [1476d]
• Apple's Grip On iOS Browser Engines Disallowed Under Latest Draft EU Rules [1476d]
• Concerns Raised Over Chinese Surveillance Camera Firm [1477d]