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TSMC alerts U.S. to possible AI chip sanctions breach by Huawei
The sanctions require TSMC to perform due diligence; but if a sufficient legend was created to cause the shell company to appear legitimate despite investigation, what is the expected investigational burden required by law? I’m not attempting to be confrontational. I’m asking this in all honesty as I am not clear what the legislature’s expected duty of care is for a private firm investigating another. Is there pertinent case law that is controlling precedent? -
Sleep apnea in, hypertension out for Apple Watch Series 10
djames4242 said:Another health element users will miss out on is blood oxygen sensing. -
Classic 'Marathon Infinity' lands on Steam as a free Mac title
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What you can do about the massive data breach that probably exposed all of your personal i...
gunverth said:Name, Address, Birth date, Social Security number, Phone numbers…
More or less in the public domain in many countries. Why is this Social Security Number so sensitive to reveal? Isn’t that just a unique number for an individual? -
Apple's iPad doesn't meet DMA criteria, but is getting regulated by the EU anyway