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Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Trump’s science and tech report focuses on deregulation
Wyoming works to make some crypto tokens exempt from regulation

Here’s the first developer preview of Android P

First Android P beta adds full support for notched displays
UK watchdog wants disclosure rules for political ads on social media

BlackBerry's post-phone future includes IoT security

Oculus Rift headsets are offline following a software error
It’s time to kill the idea of the ‘next Silicon Valley’

Nestled on the banks of the Cumberland River, Nashville is a gritty, yet often picturesque representation of middle America. It’s got star power in droves and offers affordable living sure to attract refugees from either coast — or those fleeing parts of middle America for greener pastures. It’s vibrant, rich, and perfect for both savvy singles and young families. What it’s not is the next Silicon Valley. Neither is Columbus, Reno, or Denver. Seattle? Nope. D.C.? Not a chance. Detroit? Nuh uh. Austin, Dallas, Orlando, Raleigh-Durham, Chicago… ditto. Silicon Valley rose to prominence over decades. A perfectly stirred melting pot…
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Giugiaro's supercar concept EV gives back to the power grid

Samsung's massive 'The Wall' TV will be available in August

Microsoft wants to help developers bring their AI models to the desktop

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