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All computers are flawed — and the fix will take years
All the world's computers are flawed, and companies are fumbling with fixes. It will take years until the issue is fully sorted out.
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How 5G could change everything from music to medicine
5G is going to be a really big deal.
The blockchain isn’t doomed to become an energy hog
Much ado has been made of blockchain technology's role as an ally of corporate sustainability teams and distributed energy advocates.
Facebook testing ‘downvote’ button
Facebook is testing a new "downvote" button that will let people hide comments and provide feedback about them.
Drone collisions ‘worse than bird strikes for planes’
A US study into drone safety has suggested that collisions with aircraft are more damaging than bird strikes.
Bezos-backed 10,000 Year Clock now under construction
A clock designed to run for ten millennia without human intervention is now under construction.
Net neutrality rules will officially end on April 23
The end of net neutrality is officially set to come this spring.
Burger-flipping robot begins first shift
Flippy, a burger-flipping robot, has begun work at a restaurant in Pasadena, Los Angeles.
Inside the war between Spotify and Apple
When Spotify launched in 2008, Ken Parks heard one question again and again from journalists and investors: Why wouldn't Apple just kill this thing while it's still in the cradle?
Net neutrality preserved by Washington State law
Washington State has signed a law that bars service providers from blocking websites or offering fast lane net access to companies willing to pay.
