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Mon. 02/10 - The Race To Make The Cloud Redundant (For AI)

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The DOJ says the Chinese were behind the Equifax hack, MWC is becoming a ghost conference, the Razr reviews are in, the Corp.com domain name is a weird story, and why ARM’s new edge chips could revolutionize the Internet of Things.
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U.S. charges Chinese military hackers with massive Equifax breach (Politico)

As top exhibitors pull out of MWC, organizers implement stringent safeguards (TechCrunch)

Coronavirus: Sony and Amazon pull out of major tech show (BBC News)

Motorola Razr review: It's the most personal phone I've used, but I have concerns (CNET)

Motorola Razr review: A tragedy unfolds (Input Magazine)

Netflix Spends Big for Oscars—Will Hollywood Give In? (WSJ)

Dangerous Domain Corp.com Goes Up for Sale (KrebsonSecurity)

ARM’s new edge AI chips promise IoT devices that won’t need the cloud (The Verge)

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