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Oxide Computer Company, which helps companies build their own on-premise integrated cloud computer systems, raised a $445 million Series D led …
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According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, iPhone Duo buyers who purchase their device at an Apple Store in the US will be treated to a nice little surprise when they turn it on for the first time.
Not quite an Android exodus, but encouraging reading for Apple.
VEKTOR 2.0 is out of the workshop, and the list of what is new runs longer than we expected. Skim the highlights below, or read the technical section if you want to see how it works.
A How-To Geek guide by Monica J. White examines Wi-Fi coexistence in crowded neighborhoods: on 2.4 GHz, it recommends 20 MHz width and choosing the least-loaded of channels 1, 6 and 11.
Most modern blockchain networks operate on an arms race of scale: Proof-of-Work demands megawatt-scale ASIC farms, while Proof-of-Stake concentrates voting weight into capital-heavy validators.
