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European Union considers Moon mining mission to launch in 2025
Mission would be launched using Ariane 64, the four-booster version of the Ariane 6 rocket
France's CNIL data protection agency fines Google €50m - but accused of ignoring French newspapers doing the same thing
Former Facebook CISO suggests that CNIL maybe somewhat partial in its enforcement actions
System to convert carbon dioxide into electricity and hydrogen developed by UNIST scientists
Hybrid Na-CO2 system based on using dissolved carbon dioxide in the water to start an electrochemical reaction
Paul Allen's Stratolaunch reported to be abandoning plans to develop new family of rockets
Stratolaunch looking at laying off more than 50 employees in coming days, suggest reports
WiFi firmware security flaws exposes Chromebooks and Microsoft Surface laptops
ThreadX RTOS running on 6.2 billion WiFi-enabled devices worldwide at risk of
NASA reveals four ideas for a new multi-billion dollar space telescope for the 2030s
The telescope will replace the James Webb Space Telescope, and is expected to be launched in March 2021
EU Copyright Directive compromise rejected by 11 countries
Copyright Directive and accompanying regulation unlikely to be passed before May's European elections
Windows 10 Mobile support to end in December 2019
Mobile operating system analysts forecast would challenge Apple and Android to be buried by the end of the year
A quarter of UK businesses are still in the early stages of automation
23 per cent of firms say that they use little to no automation, but that is set to change soon
Canada dismisses Chinese threats over potential 5G network ban for Huawei
China had warned of 'repercussions' should Canada bar Huawei from the country's 5G networks
'Faster Payments' glitch affecting Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland
No-so-Faster Payments borkage hits Lloyds Banking Group
Apple loses FaceTime appeal against patent litigation specialist VirnetX
Apple to appeal order pay $440m over FaceTime patent infringement
Google in $40m deal with Fossil to acquire smartwatch technology
Technology and staff to shift to Google following deal
Collection #1 data leak part of a bigger cache of compromised email addresses, claims Brian Krebs
Four terabyte data dump also being sold by online seller behind Collection #1
More than 770 million email addresses - with passwords - dumped online
Collection #1, originally posted in December, contains 140 million email addresses that haven't been seen in security breaches before
Blockchain update: WWF-Australia launches sustainable food-tracking blockchain
Consumers can check the provenance of produce via a QR code
Huawei under official US investigation into intellectual property theft - WSJ
Huawei accused of stealing trade secrets from US partners
Microsoft plan to divorce Cortana from search in Windows 10 previewed in Insider Build 18317
Windows 10 search shake-up will also bring changes to Office 365
Infor pulls-in further $1.5bn investment ahead of anticipated IPO
Koch Equity and Golden Gate Capital takes total investment of past two years to $3.5bn
Boots owner Walgreens Boots Alliance to roll-out Microsoft 365 to 380,000 staff
Walgreens Boots Alliance to work with Microsoft to "develop new health care delivery models"
Backbytes: YouTube bans "dangerous challenges and pranks" following car crashes inspired by Bird Box challenge
Crackdown comes after idiots copying popular Netflix show uploaded dangerous stunts to YouTube
Google outlines more details on plan to shift to 64-bit Android apps from August
Developers will be expected to provide both 32-bit and 64-bit builds of their apps - but 32-bit apps will be deprecated in Google's Play Store
'Successful CIOs are product leaders', says FT CPIO
Cait O'Riordan, chief product and information officer at the Financial Times, explains that every business is dependent on technology to deliver growth, and successful IT leaders understand product strategy and focus their efforts there
Apple: Qualcomm refused to sell modem chips for the latest range of iPhones
Apple COO Jeff Williams claims that the company had no choice but to go to Intel
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