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Google commences appeal against European Commission €4.34 billion fine
The search giant is contending it has not abused its dominant market position to coerce smartphone manufacturers into installing Google Search and Chrome.
Read MoreFCC details $1.9 billion program to rip out Huawei and ZTE gear in the US
Carriers with under 10 million customers as well as some schools, libraries, and health care providers can apply for FCC funding to dispose of Chinese-vendor network equipment from October 29.
Read MoreSouth Australia uses facial recognition drones to help save koalas
Researchers from Flinders University and the South Australian government believe using drones could help keep count and better understand the movement of koalas.
Read MoreMore than 130,000 malicious IP addresses were blocked during Census 2021: AWS
Running on the cloud and rigorous testing led to a successful Census 2021, according to AWS.
Read MoreCloud-based email services: Everything you need to know
Here’s a compilation of facts to see before selecting a cloud-based email service–and you may not know everything you need to know.
Read MoreAWS EC2 North Virginia outage makes the net blippy
Signal falls over while Xero and Nest got a bit iffy when the main AWS EC2 region had degraded performance.
Read MoreSamsung wants to copy and paste a brain
In a new research paper published with Harvard University, Samsung believes it can download a brain’s neuronal map directly onto a memory chip.
Read MoreApple to open developer academy in South Korea to avoid KFTC fine
Cupertino will also open an R&D support centre for manufacturing in the country.
Read MoreUnited Airlines wants customers to pay for something they may find outrageous
I wonder how many flyers would think this was a reasonable request. Aren’t airlines supposed to handle these technological areas themselves? At least a little?
Read MoreNinja Van snags $578M in Series E, pulling in Alibaba as new investor
Singapore-based logistics services operator secures $578 million in its latest funding round that includes existing investors such as B Capital Group and Monk’s Hill Ventures and new investor Alibaba Group, which subsidiary Lazada currently taps Ninja Van as a last-mile delivery partner.
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