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The Internet Association, whose members include Facebook and Google, joins a lawsuit from the US Chamber of Commerce challenging Maryland's digital services tax (Tony Romm/Washington Post)

Tony Romm / Washington Post: The Internet Association, whose members include Facebook and Google, joins a lawsuit from the US Chamber of Commerce challenging Maryland’s digital services tax  —  The lawsuit from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and groups such as the Internet Association, whose members include Amazon … The Internet Association, whose members include

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Microsoft completes its probe into its SolarWinds-related breach, finds hackers stole some source code but no evidence that they abused its internal systems (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)

Catalin Cimpanu / ZDNet: Microsoft completes its probe into its SolarWinds-related breach, finds hackers stole some source code but no evidence that they abused its internal systems  —  Microsoft says it has completed its investigation into its SolarWinds-related breach.  —  Microsoft’s security team said today … Microsoft completes its probe into its SolarWinds-related breach, finds

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Google releases the developer preview of Android 12, available for Pixel devices, with many developer-focused features and changes (Dieter Bohn/The Verge)

Dieter Bohn / The Verge: Google releases the developer preview of Android 12, available for Pixel devices, with many developer-focused features and changes  —  The big, consumer-facing changes will come later this year  —  Google is releasing a developer preview for the next version of Android, Android 12, for Pixel devices today. Google releases the

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A Brief History of Optical Communication

We live in the information age where access to the internet is considered a fundamental human right. Exercising this right does largely rely on the technological advances made in optical communication. Using light to send information has a long history: from ancient Greece, through Claude Chappe’s semaphore towers and Alexander Graham Bell’s photophone, to fiber

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