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What Happened to Outlook? Microsoft 365 Outage Explained

Outlook and other Microsoft 365 apps were still not fully back late on Thursday, Nov. 12, more than nine hours after Microsoft first acknowledged...

Samsung technology leak case charges seven in Seoul

South Korean prosecutors charged seven people over an alleged attempt to leak Samsung Display LCD technology and Samsung SDS software to China.

JonBenet Ramsey DNA testing waits on lab confidence

Boulder police are talking with labs about genetic genealogy in the JonBenet Ramsey case, but small, mixed DNA samples may allow only one test.

Gemini Decisions API scores 1,000 questions in one pass

Google launched the Gemini Decisions API, powered by Gemini Decision 1, to score up to 1,000 closed questions in a single pass in 150 to 250 milliseconds.

Microsoft optical transceiver ban faces pushback

Microsoft is pressing the Trump administration to drop a planned ban on Chinese optical transceivers, warning it could slow US data center growth.

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World Juniors: Canada to bar Russian players from entry

Canada will block Russian players from entering for the World Juniors, defying a court ruling that ordered hockey's governing body to readmit Russia.

Women’s World Cup bids for 2031 and 2035 cleared

FIFA has cleared the joint bids for the Women's World Cup in 2031 and 2035, with a Congress vote on the hosts set for November 23 in a videoconference.

Gaza storm floods tents as Israel weighs Arab coalition

A storm has flooded 70,000 tents in Gaza, killing at least five people, as Israel debates a coalition with Palestinian citizens after a hung election.

Global temperature overshoot now seen as unavoidable

Climate Action Tracker warns the world is heading for an irrevocable overshoot of global temperature limits, with 2.7C of warming expected by 2100.

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