Tech

Glitch turns Facebook timeline into "disaster"

Users reported their Facebook feed "broken" as it filled with random comments from celebrity pages.
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Researchers discover material that “remembers” like brain

An accidental discovery shows vanadium dioxide (VO2), a compound used in electronics, capable of “remembering” its entire history of previous external stimuli, similarly to the brain.
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DigitalOcean to acquire Cloudways for $350 million

A cloud services provider DigitalOcean agreed to acquire a website-hosting provider, Cloudways, for $350 million in cash.
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Major studio deal with "robot rapper" raises eyebrows

Capitol Records, the music studio that counts Katy Perry and Paul McCartney among its clients, has signed a deal with FN Meka, a virtual TikTok star. Not everyone is impressed.
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Rights groups demand Meta stops “censoring” abortion content

A coalition of civil society organizations tells Mark Zuckerberg in an open letter to stop restricting access to information on reproductive healthcare and rights across Meta’s social media platforms.
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Mailchimp criticized for blocking activists’ accounts in Russia

Human rights activists roast the email marketing provider for blocking NGOs and independent media groups in Russia.
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Google brings Workspace Individual to Europe

Just over a year since it launched in other markets, the Google Workspace Individual office suite aimed at solo business owners is now available in Europe.
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