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Organized by the group No Tech for Apartheid, the protesters are demanding Google withdraw from Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion contract to provide cloud computing services to the Israeli military.

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Microsoft's $1.5B investment in G42 includes board seat ... This move is seen as part of the ongoing tech rivalry between the US and China. Concerns over intellectual property and data security ...

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Everyone I know is talking about the new book, "The Anxious Generation ... call was coming from inside the house” all along. Tech companies, of course, are all too happy to oblige.

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It’s only a matter of time before someone builds the next billion-dollar dating app that will pair real-life users with artificial intelligence-created girlfriends, according to a tech executive.