BBC AI News, Nginx raided, Linux pwns ALL Competitors, Is QuadrigaCX Founder Really Dead?
Channel: Category5 Technology TV with Robbie Ferguson
Date: 2019-12-21

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Here are the stories we are following this week in the Category5.TV Newsroom:

03:57 - In what the BBC says is their biggest test of machine-generated journalism so far, BBC News published a news story for every constituency that declared election results overnight - all written by a computer.

07:16 - A Russian police raid on Nginx's Moscow office last Thursday has raised concerns among users of the popular web and proxy server software.

15:36 - It's clear that Linux is ruling the world of supercomputers as the latest from Top500 reports that Linux is now the operating system of choice on all of the fastest 500 supercomputers in the world.

18:19 - In late January, the wife of a cryptocurrency-exchange founder testified that her husband inadvertently took at least $137 million of customer assets to the grave when he died without giving anyone the password to his encrypted laptop. Now, outraged investors want to exhume the founder's body to make sure he's really dead.

Honorable Mentions:

01:16 - HP is fighting a very real environmental problem by building their laptops out of ocean-bound plastics.

02:16 - A new high-end Linux laptop has launched that is more powerful than a Macbook Pro, and could even give System76's Oryx Pro a run for its money.

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