Toyota to build prototype city near Mount Fuji
Toyota has announced that it is planning to build a prototype city on a 175-acre plot of land at the base of Mt Fuji. It will be called 'the woven city' and will be home to researchers and scientists who will test new experimental technologies. According to the current design, the entire city will be powered by hydrogen fuel cells.
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London becomes a new hub of Tik Tok
London becomes a new hub of Tik Tok
TikTok, the world's most popular social media app has quietly made London its new hub in Europe. TikTok has been downloaded over 2 billion times globally and has the largest office in Los Angeles but now London is inching closer to the top spot. Company is looking for a lead machine-learning engineer in London and is willing to pay an annual basic salary of £200,000
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SpaceX Starship destroyed in pressure testing
SpaceX's latest Starship prototype, named the SN3, suffered a catastrophic failure during a cryogenic proof test, which tests the spaceship's integrity by subjecting it to pressures similar to what it would face during a test flight. The company's founder and CEO Elon Musk posted on Twitter that the failure may have been caused by a faulty configuration.
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Hacker steals source code for the Xbox Series X GPU, demands ransom
Chip manufacturing giant AMD has announced that a hacker has managed to steal the source code for some of their latest graphics products, including what is rumored to be the GPU for the next-generation Xbox. The hacker is now demanding a ransom of $100 million for the code. An investigation has been launched into the incident.
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Coronavirus threatened cruise ship confirms serious data breach
Princess Cruises, the cruise liner that had a serious outbreak of the coronavirus earlier this year, has recently admitted that it has suffered a data breach. The data that could have been stolen includes the names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and government IDs of both the crew and passengers on the ship.
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