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Microsoft is Intel Foundry's big new customer—and even arch-rival Arm is now a friend.

The Becker County Board again voted 3-2 to terminate Oman’s employment with Becker County, with commissioners Meyer, Jepson and Nelson voting yes, and Okeson and Vareberg voting no.

"You just can’t build an enterprise-level business or a high-growth company without [globalization]," says G-P CEO Nicole Sahin.

It’s a mistake to assume Musk is lying when he says Neuralink’s brain implant is letting someone control a mouse cursor, but more proof is needed.

TikTok Shop still falls foul of Indonesian e-commerce regulations, says business minister.

Masayoshi Son's SoftBank is reportedly looking to directly compete with Nvidia in the AI-chip boom.

A group of rabbis and scholars of Jewish-Christian dialogue have written to the Pope thanking him for stretching out his hand to the Jewish religious world at a time of great suffering amid the Middle East crisis. (ANSA)

A new report from Dragos security researchers adds to fears over China's state-sponsored Volt Typhoon hacking group.

On Feb. 6, Oman’s employment contract was terminated by a 3-2 vote of the Becker County Board, and he was suspended with pay until Feb. 20, when the public hearing will be held.

All those new Bluesky users are joining at a time of fascinating experimentation.