Report: Marketing firm may buy Klout for $100 million

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Windows XP isn't the only software getting the knife in 8 weeks

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Fibre Channel will come with 32-Gigabit, 128-Gigabit speeds in 2016

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Report: EU to push to reduce US role in Internet governance

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Microsoft addresses critical IE vulnerabilities for Patch Tuesday

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Yahoo acquires diary app maker Wander with an eye toward mobile

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Wireless charging alliances teaming up to work toward a cable-free world

For wireless charging to really catch on, it all needs to work together. Two groups are joining forces to help make that happen.



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[Changelog] What’s New in Google Chrome 130 and Later Versions

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