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DXC Technology fined $8m by SEC for misleading investors
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Tough luck, Brits: Binance suspends UK deposits and withdrawals
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Anyone want an International Space Station? Slightly used
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China debuts bonkers hybrid electric trolley-truck
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MIT researchers propose modular, multi-mission Moon robots
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Sandia opens up ultra-fast X-ray cameras to speedy shutterbugs
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Uber and Lyft gig worker win overturned: You're a contractor, Harry
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Microsoft and GM deal means your next car might talk, lie, gaslight and manipulate you
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NASA wants a telescope on the far side of the Moon
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Pentagon whistleblower Ellsberg given months to live
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Silicon Valley Bank's UK arm bought by HSBC for 1 British pound in rescue deal
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Yes, Samsung 'fakes' its smartphone Moon photos – who cares?
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Silicon supply chain players plot exodus from China in wake of ASML's exit
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China launches yet another crackdown on social media
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US government says Silicon Valley Bank depositors can get their cash on Monday
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Hold off on that 2046 Valentine's date, asteroid might hit Earth
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Welcome to Muskville: Where the workers never leave
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Silicon Valley Bank seized by officials after imploding: How this happened and why
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BOFH: I care a lot ... about onion bhajis
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Boffins find 'missing link' between interstellar ice and what comes out of the tap
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Two tech-centric banks strike trouble, spooking markets
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US officials probe Tesla's incredible detaching steering wheel
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Adidas grapples with $1.3B in unsold Yeezy sneakers after breaking up with Kanye West
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The Moon or bust, says NASA, after successful SLS/Orion test flight
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South Korea warns US: The CHIPS Act leaves a sour taste
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Inaugural flight of first (mostly) 3D-printed rocket aborted
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Wannabe space 'superpower' UK tosses £1.6M at eight research projects
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AmigaOS 3.2.2 released for those feeling nostalgic
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Tech demo takes brain scan, creates a picture of what you're looking at
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NASA fixes solar observation spacecraft by turning it off and turning it on again
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South Korea moves to resolve WWII dispute with Japan that troubles tech supply chains
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Japan's next-gen H3 satellite launch vehicle fails on debut
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The cause of last December's failed satellite launch? Nozzle material, says ESA
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China accelerates drive for scientific self-sufficiency
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Why our solar-storm sats corrode – and probably not what you expected
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Hubble images photobombed by space hardware on the up
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Can we interest you in a $10 pocket calculator powered by Android 9?
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To explore caves on Mars and the Moon, take a hint from Hansel & Gretel, say boffins
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China leads the world in tech research, could win the future, says think tank
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Ericsson fined for dodgy Djibouti dealings and warned over Iraqi indiscretions
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Funnily enough, FDA forbids Elon Musk's Neuralink human experiments
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UK space faces cash freeze unless watchdogs step up
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Defense boffins take notes from sci-fi writers on the future of warfare
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NASA finds crashing spacecraft into asteroids is a viable defence strategy
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Find pushes back birth of Europe's steel hardware to about 3,000 years ago
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Havana Syndrome definitely (maybe) not caused by brain-scrambling energy weapons
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FBI boss says COVID-19 'most likely' escaped from lab
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Double trouble for NASA with two spacecraft on the fritz
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Not just you in the night: Tiny bugs use superpropulsion to eject huge volumes of pee
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If we plan to live on the Moon, it's going to need a time zone
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