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Arm chips are found in many consumer electronic devices, including iPhones.

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Several EU parliamentarians have been pushing to ban PoW cryptos over energy concerns

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Investors once again appear to view the volatile cryptocurrency as safe haven for their money in the midst of rising geopolitical tensions.

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Work

OnlyFans said it had restored Russian and Belarusian creators' accounts after a pause prompted by "financial restrictions"

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Using CVs to sift job applicants can introduce unconscious bias - but can technology solve the problem?

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Mobility

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Health

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David Bennett Jr, right, stands next to his father's hospital bed in Baltimore, US, on January 12, 2022, five days after doctors transplanted a pig heart into Bennett Sr.

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Europe's CBD market is booming, but do consumers really know what's in the products they buy?

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