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UK's NHS says it is working with Microsoft, Google, Palantir, and Faculty AI on a dashboard that shows the spread of the virus and NHS' ability to deal with it (Leo Kelion/BBC)

Leo Kelion / BBC: UK’s NHS says it is working with Microsoft, Google, Palantir, and Faculty AI on a dashboard that shows the spread of the virus and NHS’ ability to deal with it  —  The NHS has confirmed it is teaming up with leading tech firms to ensure critical medical equipment is available to

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Internal doc: Amazon is offering higher pay to recruit its warehouse employees to pick and pack Whole Foods groceries amid rising demand and a worker shortage (Krystal Hu/Reuters)

Krystal Hu / Reuters: Internal doc: Amazon is offering higher pay to recruit its warehouse employees to pick and pack Whole Foods groceries amid rising demand and a worker shortage  —  (Reuters) – Amazon.com Inc is offering higher pay to recruit its own warehouse employees to pick and pack Whole Foods groceries amid rising demand

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China proposes an internet architecture called New IP to UN's ITU; critics say its top-down design would give governments granular control over the internet (Financial Times)

Financial Times: China proposes an internet architecture called New IP to UN’s ITU; critics say its top-down design would give governments granular control over the internet  —  New architecture would enable cutting-edge technologies but western countries fear more control for state-run internet services China proposes an internet architecture called New IP to UN's ITU; critics

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Research: the number of coronavirus-related domains has grown to 68K+ this year; coronavirus.com, reportedly owned by GoDaddy, currently forwards to WHO's site (Brandy Zadrozny/NBC News)

Brandy Zadrozny / NBC News: Research: the number of coronavirus-related domains has grown to 68K+ this year; coronavirus.com, reportedly owned by GoDaddy, currently forwards to WHO’s site  —  “People have this idea that you shouldn’t profit on the tragedy,” one domain seller said.  “I think that’s kind of a superstition.” Research: the number of coronavirus-related

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