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Rush to fix 'serious' computer chip flaws

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Devices with microchips made by firms including Intel, ARM and AMD are vulnerable say researchers.

  • 4 January 2018
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  • 3 January 2018
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Streaming fuels music industry boom

The latest figures show the music industry's streaming revenues jumped by nearly 42% last year.

3 January 2018
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The top memes and viral videos of 2017

Interrupting toddlers, intruding bats and a distracted boyfriend - the memes and virals of 2017.

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