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BlackBerry partners with the University of Windsor to monitor flooding

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BlackBerry says its new solution could help save municipalities up to $1 million in operating expenses.

Micron’s 176-layer mobile storage chip enters volume production

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Micron's 176-layer UFS 3.1 mobile flash memory chip is 75 per cent faster in sequential writes and 70 per cent faster in random reads than the previous generation.

Coffee Briefing, August 4, 2021 – Flaws in EV chargers; AMD’s new graphics cards; Microsoft’s vaccine policy; and more

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Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada reporter Tom...

Starlink satellite internet faster than broadband in five Canadian provinces

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Starlink satellite internet is faster than broadband in some Canadian provinces.

Hashtag Trending August 4 – Amazon warehouse workers may re-vote on union; Zoom to pay $85 million to settle privacy complaints; Silicon Valley tech...

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Amazon warehouse workers in Alabama may get a second shot at voting on unionizing, Zoom has agreed to pay $85 million to settle claims...

Canadian carriers pay big for mid-band 5G spectrum licenses

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Fifteen Canadian mobile carriers collectively paid CA$8.91 billion for 1,495 mid-band 5G spectrum licenses, nearly three times the amount raised at the 600MHz spectrum auction in 2019.

Intel node rename – not pulling a fast one

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Nanometre no more. Intel will adopt a new naming scheme to better reflect its fabrication technology.

Toronto firm helps Cubans access social media platforms

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Since the beginning of the disruptions, the system software company has seen a total of 2.89 million weekly unique (total unique users that were active between Jul 12-18) users from Cuba connected to their network.
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