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In a huge Twitter thread, a big tech insider reveals that COVID and generous work from home privileges are destroying the morale of big tech employees....

YouTube Originals Shutting Down

YouTube is shuttering its YouTube Originals division, with lead Susanne Daniels expected to leave in March....

Microsoft Buying Activision Blizzard, CEO Kotick Likely Leaving Soon After

Microsoft announced it is buying Activision Blizzard in a deal worth a whopping $68.7 billion. Activis...

Intel’s CEO: ‘AMD In the Rearview Mirror…Never Again In the Windshield’

Intel’s CEO Pat Gelsinger released a video on LinkedIn welcoming the new year, and took the opportunity to take a major swipe at rival AMD....

Verizon and AWS Expand Mobile Edge Computing Availability

Verizon and AWS are expanding the availability of their mobile edge computing solution, bringing it to 30% more metro areas....

Apple Is Once Again the World’s Top Smartphone Maker

Apple has once gain overtaken Samsung for the title of the world’s top smartphone maker, based on Q4 2021 shipments....

Wikipedia the Latest to Face Pressure to Stop Accepting Crypto

Pressure is mounting on Wikipedia to stop accepting crypto, amid criticism of its environmental impact....

Crypto.com Halts Transactions After Thefts, Upgrades Account Security

Crypto.com halted all transactions Monday, after a small number of accounts were compromised, and is beefing up account security in response....

UK Government Planning Full Media Assault on End-to-End Encryption

The UK government has hired a high-powered ad agency for a full-fledged assault on end-to-end encryption (E2EE)....

AT&T, Dish, and T-Mobile Top Spenders at FCC’s 5G Auction

AT&T, Dish, and T-Mobile were the biggest spenders at the latest auction for 5G spectrum. Wi...

DuckDuckGo Grew by 46% in 2021, Averaging 100 Million Daily Searches

DuckDuckGo is making major headway in the search market, growing by 46% in 2021 and averaging more than 100 million daily searches....

Intel Building $20 Billion Semiconductor Plant in Columbus, Ohio

Intel is continuing its aggressive expansion plans, selecting the Greater Columbus, Ohio area for its next $20 billion plant....

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