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iRobot Files Bankruptcy, Acquired by Picea — REUTERS / ixx511

Business · Massachusetts

iRobot Files Bankruptcy, Acquired by Picea

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iRobot, the Massachusetts-based firm known for its Roomba robot vacuums, filed for bankruptcy protection in Delaware on Sunday and agreed to be acquired by its primary supplier, Shenzhen-based Picea Robotics, which will receive all equity in the revamped business.See the Story

Russian ban on Roblox gaming platform sparks rare protest — REUTERS / pwu404

Russian Politics · Tomsk

Russian ban on Roblox gaming platform sparks rare protest

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Arctic Launches MX-7, Its Best-Performing Thermal Paste to Date

Arctic Launches MX-7, Its Best-Performing Thermal Paste to Date

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Arctic MX-7 is non-capacitive and electrically non-conductive, making it safe to use across a variety of applications including GPUs, GPUs, and even in game consoles. Arctic says the paste is a bit smoother than MX-6, but not quite as liquid as MX-4. Its high cohesion is said to ensure long-lasting...Read Entire Article See the Story

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