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Norway to hit Meta with fines over Facebook user privacy from next week
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Micron joins the CXL 2.0 party with a 256GB memory expander
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Amazon has more than half of all Arm server CPUs in the world
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China's great CPU hope – Loongson – may be only four years behind Intel
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Another thing you can blame AI for: Cloud grows but server shipments are down
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Fujitsu pulls the plug on European client PC sales
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Techie's quick cure for a curious conflict caused a huge headache
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India hits pause on import ban after Apple and Samsung pull out
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Deutsche Bahn stands to lose €400M if it has to do Huawei with Chinese kit
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Google offers to alert netizens when their personal info shows up in Search
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Canada's Telus to shed 6K workers as profits plunge 61%
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Read lips? Siri wants to feel them, according to fresh Apple patent
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Big chip players join forces to form another RISC-V venture
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Telecom giants dial up the heat on suppliers: It's not you, it's your CO2
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How to get a computer get stuck in a lift? Ask an 'illegal engineer'
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Out of nowhere, India requires PC and server makers to get an import license
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Blue Origin tells staff to catch next rocket back to their desks
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Brave cuts ties with Bing to offer its own image and video search results
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UK government's semiconductor brain trust meets for the first time
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Qualcomm's great vanishing act: $2.48B of Q3 profit disappears
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China floats strict screentime limits and content crimps for kids
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Meta says it'll ask Euro peeps nicely before hitting them with personalized ads
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Up to 40% of all Arm servers are deployed in China
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Tesla steering problems attract regulator eyes for second time this year
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Intel opens chip innovation hub in Nanshan, China
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Virgin Media O2 offers plug-in 5G network in a box
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UK watchdog reopens consultation on Microsoft's bid for Activision Blizzard
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AMD hopes for rebound in the second half of the year as Q2 profits plunge 94%
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Twitter sues Brit non-profit, claims hate-speech reports scared off advertisers
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Panasonic liquidates its liquid crystal display business
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Hong Kong High Court declines to force Big Tech to ban protest song
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The semiconductor biz is sick, but demand for SiC chips that improve EVs is accelerating
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AWS: IPv4 addresses cost too much, so you’re going to pay
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BT hires chartered management accountant and telco veteran as next CEO
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School for semiconductors? Arm tries to address chip talent shortages
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Infineon to offer recyclable circuit boards that dissolve in water
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The choice: Pay BT megabucks, or do something a bit illegal. OK, that’s no choice
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Meltdown avoided: Intel rediscovers profitability
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Tesla's Autopilot boasts, safety probed by California AG
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A federal watchdog to police Big Tech? Yeah, that'll do the trick, senators...
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Prices of gallium and germanium rise as China export controls loom
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Wafer shipments still down, but chipmakers are looking up
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Thames Water to datacenters: Cut water use or we will
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FCC boss says 25Mbps isn't cutting it, Americans deserve 100Mbps now, gigabit later
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Quarter of tech pros say they're considering quitting jobs in next six months
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Musk's X tries to win advertisers back with discounts
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Intel adds fresh x86 and vector instructions for future chips
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What does Twitter's new logo really represent?
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TSMC thinks it's got exactly what Taiwan needs – another multibillion-dollar chip plant
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ESA sees satellite-based air traffic monitoring on near horizon
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