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Amazon wants to build a quantum computer

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Epic wins court order against Apple antics

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It is still pretty cheap to bring down a company

It is still pretty cheap to bring down a company

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Memory chip sales unlikely to save Samsung profits

Memory chip sales unlikely to save Samsung profits

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Qualcomm brews Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 on 2nm

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Microsoft throws $9.7 billion at crypto miners for AI muscle

Microsoft throws $9.7 billion at crypto miners for AI muscle

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China provides cheap juice for AI datacentres

China provides cheap juice for AI datacentres

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Palantir boasts war profits while investors leg it

Palantir boasts war profits while investors leg it

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TSMC’s 2nm race heats up

TSMC’s 2nm race heats up

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Gigabyte smashes DDR5 records

Gigabyte smashes DDR5 records

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Oracle to give up on Java plug-in

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Wednesday, 14 September 2016 12:14

Oracle to give up on Java plug-in

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Oracle has decided that keeping its Java plug-in for browsers is completely pointless.