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Telegram Serverless lets developers deploy bot backends on Telegram's own infrastructure with a single tgcloud command, but ...

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Suspected Chinese spies have been breaking into major US and Canadian universities since May, exploiting vulns in Roundcube mailservers to steal data belonging to physics and engineering ...

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Syntiant Corp., a leading provider of full-stack, low-power physical AI solutions comprising sensors, processors and ML models, today announced the expansion of ...