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South Korea is one of the world’s key component suppliers in the tech sector and the continued slowdown in the expansion of semiconductor exports deepens concerns about the outlook for the global technology industry.

The Army has placed a seven-year deal worth up to $165 million for back-packable robots...

One of history’s hard lessons is that collapsing financial systems beget authoritarian politics...

You won’t believe some of the things that are causing “major stress” for young people in America today...

"WHY ARE YOU STOPPING ME from replying to comments followers have left me - on my own Facebook Page!!??" 

A powerful geomagnetic storm could be immient 

... And why the "software upgrade" is nothing but a farcical way for Boeing to sweep everything under the rug by pretending it has found out what's wrong when it is just using another band-aid solution.

Shipments to China came in at 14.5 million units for February, down 19.9% from last year - a six year low. 

"Is this a joke?" 

“we are setting ourselves up for technological domination.”

71% of people are terrified to ride in self-driving vehicles

"I wish there were guardrails..." 

"there’s no resurrection in sight" 

“Strip away the gee-whizz research that hogs many of the headlines (a computer that can beat humans at Go!) and the technology is at a rudimentary stage.”

Boeing shares have rebounded into the green this morning after AFP reports, citing sources, that Boeing is set to roll out software upgrade for 737 MAX stall prevention in 10 days.

The opening panic-bid in stocks is fading as various quad-witch expirations (and market maker pinning) losses its control. Nasdaq remains the outperformer...

When it comes to gauging the epic scale of the internet, it would seem that each minute leans closer to the extraordinary side of the spectrum...

"Yesterday, as a result of a server configuration change, many people had trouble accessing our apps and services. We've now resolved the issues and our systems are recovering."