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AMD releases first 7 nm video cards

AMD releases first 7 nm video cards

Radeon VII to compete with GeForce RTX 2080 from NVIDIA
Beta Technologies Developing an Electric Vertical Take-off and Landing Aircraft

Beta Technologies Developing an Electric Vertical Take-off and Landing Aircraft

The aircraft maximum speed is 300 km/h and the flight range is up to 250 km
IBM Unveils Its First Quantum Computer Model

IBM Unveils Its First Quantum Computer Model

The IBM Q System One cannot yet be purchased, but users will be able to rent computing power

Amazon’s assistant advises a user to kill his foster parents

Alexa probably read the regrettable joke in one of the forums

Saplings Cloned from More Than 3,000-year-old Sequoias Planted in California

For the first time ever, scientists used genetic material extracted from a dead tree for cloning

The Boring Company Unveils Its First Electric Vehicle Tunnel

The system still operates in the test mode and can be tried out by invitation only\n

What is a smart home and how do they work?

Economists say a country's level of well-being is determined by the quality of life of the average person.

Baden-Württemberg to sue Volkswagen

The claim follows a scandal over the company's understating harmful diesel emissions

A nuclear-powered robot will search for life on Europa

NASA is developing a new probe that can drill through the ice shell of Jupiter’s satellite\n

Intel and TPG May Sell McAfee to Thoma Bravo

Thoma Bravo investment fund keeps on buying cybersecurity companies\n

Google Not Giving up the Possibility a Censored Search Engine for China

The US House of Representatives asked Google CEO questions about the new search engine for China, data privacy and the company’s political neutrality\n

Uber plans to integrate the London bus timetable and subway map into its application

After the renewal of the license in London, the company tries to win back its position in the local market\n

NASA spacecraft discovers water on far-off asteroid

Spectral analysis of the small-sized Bennu asteroid reveals the presence of hydrated minerals\n

Google+ to Close down Early after Data Leak Affecting Over 50 Million User Accounts

The company will close down its service for ordinary users in April.\n

Qualcomm wins ban on import of some iPhone models in China

The first-instance court in China has ruled that Apple violates two Qualcomm software patents.