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TechnologyMar 12

Valve to Fight New York Lawsuit Over Gaming Loot Boxes

Gaming company Valve plans to contest New York's lawsuit alleging its loot boxes constitute illegal gambling.

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TechnologyMar 12

Intel shareholder sues over U.S. government equity deal

An Intel shareholder has filed a lawsuit challenging the company's decision to grant the U.S. government a 10% equity stake.

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TechnologyMar 17

Judge Rules Apple Can Remove Apps Without Cause; Company Releases Safari Security Fix

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against Apple over app removals while the company issued its first background security update.

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TechnologyMar 4

Trump Administration Weighs Allowing Tencent to Retain Gaming Investments

The Trump administration is considering permitting Chinese tech giant Tencent to maintain its stakes in gaming companies amid broader scrutiny of Chinese investments.

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TechnologyMar 20

Scotland Conducts First All-Electric Aircraft Flight

An all-electric aircraft completed its first flight in Scotland, traveling from Glasgow to Dundee in what organizers called a milestone for aviation.

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TechnologyMar 20

Valve Releases SteamOS 3.8 Preview with Steam Machine and Third-Party Hardware Support

Valve's SteamOS 3.8.0 preview adds support for the upcoming Steam Machine and expands compatibility with third-party gaming hardware.

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TechnologyMar 26

Intel Core Ultra CPUs and Dell XPS 16 Display Technology Tested in Recent Reviews

Technology publications have released reviews of Intel's latest Core Ultra processors and Dell's new XPS 16 laptop featuring variable refresh rate display technology.

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TechnologyMar 19

OpenClaw Computing Platform Gains Widespread Popularity Across China

OpenClaw technology has attracted users from schoolchildren to retirees across China, driving demand for compatible hardware including used MacBooks.

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TechnologyMar 19

Justice Department Takes Action on Iran Domains and Clears Nexstar-Tegna Deal

The Justice Department seized four internet domains linked to Iran while separately clearing Nexstar's $3.5 billion acquisition of Tegna.

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TechnologyMar 19

Amazon Acquires Stair-Climbing Delivery Robot Startup Rivr

Amazon has acquired Rivr, a startup that makes stair-climbing delivery robots, to advance its doorstep delivery capabilities.

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TechnologyMar 13

Boeing Faces Aircraft Issues Across Commercial and Military Programs

Boeing is addressing wiring problems on 737 MAX jets while US Air Force delays tanker orders pending resolution of existing issues.

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TechnologyMar 10

Electric Aircraft Company Archer Files Countersuit Against Rival Joby

Archer Aviation filed a countersuit against Joby Aviation alleging concealed Chinese business ties and government contract fraud.

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TechnologyMar 6

Iran Internet Connectivity Drops 99% Amid Outages and Air Strikes

Iran's internet connectivity has been severely reduced to just 1% of normal levels due to widespread outages and reported air strike damage.

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TechnologyMar 25

Ring Launches Battery-Powered 4K Doorbell, Reolink Releases Solar Floodlight Camera

Two home security companies released new wireless camera products with enhanced features and installation flexibility.

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TechnologyMar 9

Amazon's Zoox Expands Autonomous Vehicle Testing to Phoenix and Dallas

Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company Zoox is mapping Dallas and Phoenix as potential robotaxi markets while awaiting federal approval for commercial operations.

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