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The Sony Walkman turns 40 today, Cloudflare outage impacts services across the web, and China forces tourists to install text-stealing malware.
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Overall Canadian IT spending is down, but software and AI spending is going up – way up, says Gartner
Overall Canadian IT spending is down, but software and AI spending is going up – way up
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