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Researchers achieve data storage breakthrough using diamond defects

Forward-looking: A breakthrough by researchers at City College uses diamonds to make an everlasting data storage medium of the future. The ability to write an impressive 25GB of data per square inch could potentially change how we store and access digital information. Physicists at The City College of New York are turning diamonds into a

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EFF urges the Supreme Court to act against copyright trolls

The big picture: Copyright trolls are a significant nuisance to just about everyone, persisting in their activities due to the lucrative nature of their vocation. While big tech companies are frequently accused of not taking sufficient action to combat this menace, certain digital rights groups are actively fighting back against the trolls. One of the

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Microsoft faces potential antitrust probe in UK over OpenAI relationship

What just happened? Microsoft must really hate the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). The watchdog was the final and most difficult regulator Microsoft had to appease in its $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Now, the CMA could open an antitrust investigation into Microsoft’s relationship with OpenAI, likely prompted by the recent chaos at

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Intel’s powerhouse 144-core Xeon CPU preliminary benchmarks show performance trails behind AMD’s 128-core Epyc

Bottom line: In the high-stakes competition for the best server CPUs, Intel’s latest entry, the “Sierra Forest” Xeon with a whopping 144 cores is quite the show. However, it’s not just about the number of cores, but how you use them, and here AMD’s 128-core Epyc Bergamo is still holding all the aces. Intel’s Xeon

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Sega is developing new versions of fan-favorites including Crazy Taxi and Streets of Rage

What just happened? Sega is turning to its back catalog for future game development inspiration, but it’s not Sonic the Hedgehog that’ll be taking the lead this time. At The Game Awards 2023, the Japanese game company announced an initiative focused on creating new titles based on some of its most popular franchises from yesteryear.

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Leak prompts Ubisoft to publish Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown trailer early

What just happened? A leaked trailer for Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown has thrilled fans with the revelation of a January demo release. This sneak peek into Ubisoft’s latest installment in the iconic series was likely intended to surprise fans at The Game Awards and is sure to evoke a sense of nostalgia. The

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Russian cyber-spies identified in APT attacks against UK democracy

In context: Born as the successor agency to the Soviet Union’s KGB, the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation (FSB) is the Kremlin’s primary agency for counter-intelligence and security. The FSB is also a highly active cyber-warfare actor, with various units focused on numerous external targets, including many Western democracies. UK and US authorities

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