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A hundred thousand people were killed by the atomic bomb. Survivors wonder why they lived when so many others died.

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Having previously worked in an area where regulation required us to segregate user data by geography and abide by data sovereignty laws, I can attest to the complexity of running global workloads that need infrastructure deployed in multiple countries. Availability…

“When you see that, you know you’re touching on something very, very deep and fundamental.”

Hello,I have reason to suspect that ASRock motherboards accidentally wipe out Linux RAID metadata. Details...

Google faces its first challenge under Europe’s strict new data protection rules

A look into the rising trend of technology companies creating or commissioning typefaces for their exclusive use.

A lost language encoded in intricate cords is finally revealing its secrets – and it could upend what we know about Incan history and culture

Based on new research published today by BEUC’s Norwegian member Forbrukerrådet, seven consumer groups are filing complaints against Google with their national data protection authorities.

What does it mean for the rest of life on Earth?

Run `ncc`, get a single optimized bundle of your Node.js program and all its dependencies

Googlers are signing their real names to a new letter protesting Project Dragonfly, and the number of signatures is growing quickly.

We are Google employees and we join Amnesty International in calling on Google to cancel project Dragonfly, Google’s effort to create a…

A group of Google employees has signed a public letter calling on the company to abandon its plans for a Chinese search product that censors results.

WhatsApp’s chief business officer is leaving the company, the latest executive to flee since the messaging service was bought by Facebook.