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By Benoit Rostykus, Gabriel Hartmann

“Data generated by each individual needs to be owned by them, with certain rights conveyed that will allow them to know how it’s used and protect it.”

With someone in the press having broken their embargo earlier today, Intel is lifting the lid earlier than planned on their upcoming Cascade Lake-X family of processors for the high-end desktop (HEDT) market. Similar to the way Intel's Cascade Lake based…

A couple weeks ago, I took the plunge and switched to vim (MacVIM, to be
precise). It wasn't the first time I tried to make the switch, and I had pretty
much written it off entirely.

Why? Because the past few times I tried switching to vim, I took the

In the ongoing efforts to control and treat Alzheimer's, one of the more promising avenues of research is using electromagnetic waves to reverse memory loss – and a small study using this approach has reported some encouraging results.

The future of operating software systems at scale will look like process engineering.

“It’s almost like the Explore Tab that we have on Instagram,” said Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in leaked audio of him describing TikTok during an all-hands meeting. But it’s not. TikTok represents a new form of social entertainment that’s vastly different…

Most of the plastic bottles washing up on the rocky shores of Inaccessible Island, aptly named for its sheer cliffs rising from the middle of the South Atlantic, probably come from Chinese merchant ships, a study published Monday said.

The amazing, little-known backstory of the most popular arcade game in U.S. history.

Visa, Mastercard and other partners that signed on to help build and maintain the Libra payments network are reconsidering their involvement after backlash from U.S. and European government officials.

As Bulgaria’s steep population decline threatens the country, some natives are trying to give those who’ve left a reason to come back home.

Nature - Douglas Adams’s satirical science-fiction classic still seems prescient, writes Shamini Bundell.

The upper reaches of Euphrates. In the foreground, the Armenian Plateau, in the background, the Mt. Nemrut and the Southeastern Taurus r...