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The EU Has a Plan to Fix Internet Privacy: Be More Like Apple
Like millions of other internet users in Europe, when Alexandra Geese, a German member of the European Parliament (MEP), wants…
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Everyone Wants to Be an Entrepreneur
Applications for new businesses rose 20 percent last year, after languishing for a decade. Many newly minted founders attribute it…
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Wait, So Where Will Urbanites Charge Their EVs?
So you’ve got a nice house with a garage where you can charge your electric vehicle—you’re living in the future.…
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Meta and Twitter’s NFT Landgrab Could Backfire
“Despite the positivity around NFT use cases, there’s a lot of distrust in the community—perhaps due to the anonymity of…
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Guts, Not Guidelines, Will Stop Tech Mergers
Steven Levy covers the gamut of tech subjects for WIRED, in print and online, and has been contributing to the…
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The US Refuses to Fall in Love With Electric Cars
The Environmental Protection Agency’s revised greenhouse gas emission rules for passenger vehicles, finalized in December 2021, simply returned the standards…
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Why Big Tech Companies Have Been Quiet on Texas’ Abortion Law
Most companies that signed the letters were midsize tech and consumer brands trying to attract younger customers and workers, says…
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This 22-Year-Old Builds Chips in His Parents’ Garage
Zeloof spun hand-cut, half-inch squares of polysilicon, each to become a separate chip, on a small homemade turntable at 4,000…
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Why Airlines Are Fighting the 5G Rollout
the activation of C-Band frequencies by AT&T and Verizon means that improved 5G networks are now available for millions of…
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Now You Can Rent a Robot Worker—for Less Than Paying a HumanÂ
Polar Manufacturing has been making ​metal ​hinges, locks, and brackets ​in south Chicago for more than 100 years. Some of…
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