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China is calling the United States' bluff by banning its largest tech companies from using Nvidia's red-hot AI chips.
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By Joe Wilkins

Ever notice how disposable vapes come with a ludicrous amount of electronics? Someone just put them to good use.
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By Frank Landymore

The vendor was one of a many whose code modules were infected by a never before seen strand of malware known as "Shai-Hulud."
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By Joe Wilkins

Staff at airports from Singapore to Northern Ireland had been forced to scribble flight times on whiteboards due to a global IT outage.
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By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists have uncovered results that suggest a strong association between the risk of developing erectile dysfunction and computer usage.
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By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers have teamed up with Intel and Dell to build a massive supercomputer that can simulate networks at the scale of the human brain.
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By Victor Tangermann

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By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A pair of philosophers sounded the alarm on the dystopian applications they see being ushered in by brain-computer interface (BCI) technology.
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By Noor Al-Sibai

A team of scientists has grown "minibrains" in a lab with the eventual goal of linking them together to form super-efficient "biocomputers."
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By Victor Tangermann

Incorporating ads into Windows may become the norm as Microsoft considers implementing them to offset the cost of providing low-cost PCs.
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By Frank Landymore

In the era of remote work, employers have turned to invasive "bossware" to police their employees. And now, the US government wants to step in.
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By Frank Landymore

Hackers at open-source hardware company Adafruit have created the ultimate candy bar — that can literally run the videogame "Doom."
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By Victor Tangermann

A study conducted by scientists from Trinity College Dublin could suggest that quantum processes are involved in the functions of our brains.
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By Frank Landymore

A team of scientists successfully took control over a Venus Flytrap, a cultivated carnivorous plant, by implanting a tiny microchip in it.
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By Victor Tangermann

China might have cemented its supercomputing supremacy with not one, but two exascale supercomputing systems.
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By Tony Ho Tran

A pseudonymous hacker named MG is selling a USB cable that contains a tiny computer to capture and transmit every single key you type.
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By Dan Robitzski