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Seven banks, including HSBC and Banco Santander , have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to create a global digital network in trade finance aiming at allowing cheaper and easier funding for corporates, a Santan...
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Samsung's Exynos processors are no longer confined to mobile devices and the occasional smartwatch. The company has launched Exynos Auto and Isocell Auto brands that will respectively make chips and camera sensors for co...
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NASA's Chandra spacecraft snaps out of 'safe mode' funk, resumes operations It was only a few days ago that NASA announced its Chandra X-Ray Observatory was experiencing a bit of unexpected downtime. The spacecraft was forced to enter its automated safe mode, which it's designed to do if it dete...
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An Austrian computer repairman has amassed what he believes could be the world's biggest collection of old Apple computers, but it might all soon be destroyed unless someone can take it off his hands.
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Twitter opens huge archive of tweets tied to Russia, Iran misinformation - CNET See with your own eyes what Twitter calls "nefarious attempts" to wreak havoc on social media.
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'There is no God,' Stephen Hawking writes in final book - CNET The late physicist's last book tackles Brief Answers to the Big Questions.
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YouTube is down, please don't call the police

Mashable - 17 Oct 2018 05:55
YouTube is down, please don't call the police YouTube appears to be down, and the internet doesn't know what to do. The video platform was inaccessible on Tuesday night, either showing a server error, a blank page, or broken images when people tried to load the webs...
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Netflix posts impressive earnings as subscriber base jumps by 7 million Following the close of trading today, Netflix posted its earnings report for the September quarter and easily bested analyst expectations. During the latest quarter, Netflix generated $4 billion in revenue with an EPS of...
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Healthy mice born from two genetic mothers using stem cells, gene editing Healthy mice have been born from two genetics mothers and later went on to bear healthy offspring of their own, according to a recent paper published by researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The post Healthy mi...
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Oracle Fixes 301 Flaws in October Critical Patch Update The update includes one critical flaw in Oracle GoldenGate with a CVSS 3.0 score of 10.0.
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MacOS Mojave 10.14.1 Beta 4 Released for Testing

OS X Daily - 17 Oct 2018 22:32
Apple has released macOS Mojave 10.14.1 beta 4 for users enrolled in the Mac developer beta testing program. Usually a developer beta build is released first, and the equivalent as a public beta build arrives soon after....
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mophie is a well-known brand when it comes to portable power. With accessories from cables to portable batteries and more, the company has a solution for any power problem. Today, the company announced the mophie powerst...
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NASA sees rare 'glacial flour' dust streaming over Greenland - CNET You won't find glacial flour at a bakery.
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Charge your laptop (or anything else you want) in your car with this inverter on Amazon Ever wish you could charge your laptop on your way to school or a meeting? Well it’s time to stop wishing and make it happen. The BESTEK 300W Power Inverter plugs into any power port in your car and transforms it into ...
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Revolutionary Microscopy Technique Nets Most Lucrative Prize in Science The Breakthrough awards, each worth U.S. $3 million, honor advances in the life sciences, physics and mathematics --
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Astronomers find a cosmic Titan in the early universe An international team of astronomers has discovered a titanic structure in the early Universe, just two billion years after the Big Bang. This galaxy proto-supercluster, nicknamed Hyperion, is the largest and most massiv...
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Double dust ring test could spot migrating planets New research by a team led by an astrophysicist at the University of Warwick has a way of finally telling whether newly forming planets are migrating within the disc of dust and gas that typically surrounds stars or whet...
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Stunning NASA image reveals Jupiter's beauty in ultraviolet and infrared light Jupiter has gotten a makeover in a stunning new image released by NASA.
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We Could Solve the Mysteries of Time and Space--If We Had a Particle Accelerator the Size of the Solar System Gravity is incredibly weak. Just think: You can lift your foot despite the mass of the entire Earth pulling against it. Why is it so weak? That's unclear. And it might take a very, very big science experiment to find out...
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The Smallest 32.768 kHz MEMS Resonator

Medical Design Technology - 17 Oct 2018 19:03
Product Announcement Murata has developed the world's smallest 32.768 kHz MEMS resonator (the WMRAG series), which is expected to make a significant contribution to reducing the size and power consumption of IoT devices....
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This Spotify ad got banned for freaking out kids - CNET Don't be afraid to check it out.
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Scientists Want to Punch Holes in Clouds With Ultra-Hot Lasers from Space The satellite laser communication revolution is just around the corner, but it has one especially obstinate foe--overcast weather.
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