US congress calls for Chinese routers to be banned
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Including TP-Link

A US congressional committee has warned Americans to chuck-out  their Chinese-made routers, particularly those from TP-Link.

UK deletes encryption advice from website
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It does seem a bit hypocritical

The UK government has quietly binned its encryption advice just weeks after demanding a backdoor into the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple’s iCloud storage.

Brother denies having a dose of the HPs
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We don’t block third party ink

Brother has denied claims that its firmware updates are sneakily sabotaging printers using third-party cartridges after repair guru Louis Rossman's viral YouTube rant stirred the interwebs.

Trump gives chum Musk a ton of broadband contracts
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$10 billion to $20 billion

Donald [hamburger-eating surrender monkey] Trump’s administration is giving the boot to fibre internet preferences in the $42.45 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) programme, a move that will conveniently funnel more cash into Elon [Roman salute] Musk’s Starlink.

Intel can’t get rid of TSMC addiction
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Needs help

Troubled Chipzilla has admitted that despite its best efforts, it will still rely on TSMC’s services even as its much-hyped 18A process gets off the ground.