The universe is full of nurseries incubating new stars—and when they finally explode, their remnants tell scientists about their stellar lives.
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Old and new characters meet in a galaxy far, far away, and some hit the mark better than others. CNET staffers from around the globe have their say, and that includes big spoilers!
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Just seen ‘The Last Jedi’? CNET editors react to the film (yes, this video contains spoilers, you have been warned!)
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Science writer Britt Wray has spent the last few years investigating “de-extinction”—the effort to bring back long-lost species.
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A Facebook bug, the Kaspersky ban becomes law, and more of the week’s top security news.
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The $1.86 billion legal battle between ride-hailing giant Uber and Alphabet’s self-driving unit Waymo reached a pivotal moment today as the judge in the case released a damning letter based on the account of a former Uber employee. The letter alleges that a special division within Uber was responsible for acts of corporate espionage, the theft of trade secrets, the bribery of foreign… Read More
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Go-Jek buys three startups, the California Department of Public Health warns against being on your phone for too long and AOL Instant Messenger is officially dead. All this on Crunch Report. Read More
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The Jacobs letter, a potentially key piece of evidence in the trade secrets lawsuit between Waymo and Uber, was made public—and boy do we have questions.
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Even though it’s filled with redactions, the “Jacobs letter” still gives a glimpse into allegations of Uber’s “illegal intelligence gathering.”
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Plus, discounts on almost every Star Wars PC game ever made.
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