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AMD files suit
E-mail key to AMD fight
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Microsoft delivers what is expected to be its last significant revision of the 5-year-old OS, which is still popular among companies.Bagle commandeers PCs for zombie army
New offshoot uses a Trojan horse to try to compromise PCs for use in cyberattack networks.Phishing fraud lands two men behind bars
Working with Russians, they used fake identities and bank cards to remove money from accounts via ATM machines, authorities said.Tech giants join forces to fight piracy in Brazil
Seven top tech companies plan to gather information on sale of pirated electronics that can then be passed onto police.France to host first nuclear fusion plant
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