Microsoft lobs Windows 10, Server Oct 2018 update at world (minus file-nuking 'feature') after actually doing some testing
Autumnwatchers, what a novel concept: 'Extensive internal validation'
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Google swallows up DeepMind Health and abolishes 'independent board'
All your Health Data are belong to us
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Microsoft lobs Windows 10, Server Oct 2018 update at world (minus file-nuking 'feature') after actually doing some testing
Autumnwatchers, what a novel concept: 'Extensive internal validation'
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Policy
Data-nicking UK car repairman jailed six months instead of copping a fine
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Scare Force: Pakistan military hit by Operation Shaheen malware
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Policy
French president Macron insists new regulations needed to protect us all from Facebook's claws
While announcing new pilot project with antisocial network
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Cathay Pacific hack: Airline admits techies fought off cyber-siege for months
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Policy
Yikes. UK military looking into building 'fully autonomous' killer drone tech – report
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SAP slurps up Qualtrics for a cool $8bn, persuades firm not to IPO
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UK.gov fishes for likes as it prepares to go solo on digital sales tax
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