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Breakthrough in cheap hydrogen fuel production
US scientists have successfully built a device capable of splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen continuously for 200 hours with just a cheap catalyst.
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Camera works permanently
US scientists have successfully built self-powered cameras, use less power and can theoretically operate permanently.
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America built supercomputer, speed 10 billion calculations per second
US President Barack Obama has signed a decree to set up the National Strategic Computing Intiative Center to ensure the United States will be the world leader in superco…
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Small computer with rice grain
American experts built the world's smallest automatic computer, about the size of a grain of rice.
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The device is about to be thin
Cornell University (USA) researchers have announced a new breakthrough in the field of semiconductor technology, promising to produce ultra-thin devices.
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25% of US hackers work for the FBI
According to a survey by a British newspaper - The Guardian, 25% of US hackers are confidential informants for the US Interrogation Bureau (FBI). This information is als…
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Google and Yahoo await the judgment of the US Justice Department
The Wall Street Journal quoted lawyers as saying that Google and Yahoo are seeking to compromise with the US Justice Department to avoid facing an exclusive lawsuit ...
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The EU threatened to increase the penalty of Microsoft
The European Commission has increased pressure on Microsoft yesterday, warning that there will be new fines and accusations that Microsoft
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A fine of $ 2 million for the loss of a computer
The financial group Nationwide Building Society was fined £ 980,000 (equivalent to $ 2 million) by the British banking watchdog for a security error.
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USA: Listening to an iPod when crossing a road will result in a fine of 100 USD
Under a new law under consideration, pedestrians, bicyclists or joggers listening to iPods when crossing New York streets will be fined $ 100.
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Microsoft faces a fine of nearly 4 million USD / day
The EU antitrust agency has just issued a deadline for Microsoft next Thursday to comply with regulations providing relevant information about the software system, other…
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China: Spammers sent a fine of 600 USD
Global spam volume is still rising although not at rocket speeds. Anti-spam is a long-term war, especially in China's vast country.
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Microsoft again tried to avoid EU sanctions
The European Union (EU) said Microsoft is moderate
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Microsoft was fined $ 357 million
The European Commission (EC) yesterday (July 12) decided to fine Microsoft software company $ 357.3 million for failing to fully comply with the rulings of the 2004 anti…