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Vodafone, EE, Hutchison, and Telefonica have won the race for the airwaves they need to deliver 5G services in the UK.
The partnership with the local bank aims to reach 1,2 million users nationwide.
Telegram's lawyer told ZDNet that Russia's demand for the app's encryption keys is "unconstitutional."
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Industrial knitting machines could become as easy to use as 3-D printers.
The Japan-Guam-Australia (JGA) cable system forms a ring between the key markets of Hong Kong, Australia, and Singapore, building on Google's previous APAC cable systems.
Samsung Electronics expects a first quarter profit of 15.6 trillion won, higher than market estimates and its highest ever for a quarter.
The university said its new microfactory can turn as discarded smartphones and laptops into reusable materials.
Bill Morrow announced that he will be stepping down from his role by the end of the year after serving as CEO at the company for almost five years.
Amid concerns about its handling of user data, Facebook quietly put on hold plans to share data with health organizations for medical research.
For the future, Stacey Higgenbotham predicts,"We'll see a lot of retrenchment, and a lot of justification efforts, to justify costs," which includes, "IT staff time, and security risks."
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