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BORING, Ore. (KPTV) — Two deadly crashes within a span of two days have prompted the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) to consider engineering solutions to improve safety along Highway 212 in ...

The Intercept reported Google handed over Gmail data of a student protestor to ICE investigators. Longtime Silicon Valley investor Roger McNamee says tech companies’ willingness to hand over personal ...

You’ve been planning on fixing your brakes and Googling auto repair shops. At the same time, you have been longing to buy butterscotch fudge ripple ice cream and searching for it on your Instacart app ...

Over the past few years, data breaches targeting schools, healthcare providers, and childcare services have been making headlines, exposing sensitive personal information and leaving families ...

An Nvidia NVDA2.81%increase; green up pointing triangle-backed AI startup is planning to build a massive data-center complex with CoreWeave CRWV 2.65%increase; green up pointing triangle that is ...

Automotive giant Stellantis has just revealed that it suffered a data breach, exposing customer contact details, after attackers infiltrated a third-party platform used for North American customer ...

The explosion of AI companies has pushed demand for computing power to new extremes, and companies like CoreWeave, Together AI and Lambda Labs have capitalized on that demand, attracting immense ...

Security researchers at Google say hackers targeting corporate executives with extortion emails have stolen data from “dozens of organizations,” one of the first signs that the hacking campaign may be ...

Facepalm: Plenty of people are guilty of not backing up their data, but one would expect a government facility to have numerous copies of its information. The National Information Resources Service ...

Guest columnist Molly Bryden is Policy Matters Ohio’s climate and sustainability researcher. Across Ohio, technology companies are racing to build data centers -- massive facilities necessary for ...