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Trump grabs the credit.
The replacement for Safe Harbour.
Gigabyte named in class-action suit.
Security agency missed that one, it seems.
P-1A granted to League of Legends player.
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom has moved a step closer to extradition after New Zealand court ruling.
Some of the staff from Darksiders developer Vigil have been snapped up by Crytek, employing them to staff its new US office.
A survey of US parents has found that they blame a culture of violence on exposure to violent media as much as poor gun control.
Microsoft is teaming up with the US Air Force to build a physical therapy package using its Kinect hardware.
Seven Navy SEALs have been disciplined for working on EA's Medal of Honor: Warfighter.
Multiple high-profile websites are unavailable today in protest at proposed anti-piracy legislation in the US.
Intel has announced a $100 million investment to create Intel Centres in US universities.
AMD's chief lawyer says that Intel's recent threats to AMD are about trying to kill off the company, rather than protecting Intel's intellectual property.
Apple is making moves with the US Copyright Office to make jailbreaking - the process of modifying an iPhone to run third party applications - illegal.
The US Department of Defense has embraced the open source software development model with the launch of a secure, SourceForge-inspired software repository.
Cox Communications - the second largest ISP in the US - is to stop its policy of blocking P2P traffic outright in favour of a system of prioritisation.
The controversial anti-piracy bill PRO-IP has been signed into law by the US President, and although at least one questionable measure has been removed complaints still remain.
BFG Tech has announced its Trade Up programme for its North American customers. The offer will be extended to Europe soon.
Search giant Google is to join six other companies in a project to lay a 6,200 mile undersea cable joining the USA and Japan and capable of carrying 4.8Tb/s.
The US Army has put together a brand new gaming brigade, the aim of which is to develop new games for use as training simulations.
The State of Texas has just filed a lawsuit against Future US, the operator of GamesRadar, over data-handling and child privacy laws.
October 14 2021 | 15:04