If you've ever noticed Android AICore taking up more storage than expected, Google now has an answer — and it turns out the culprit is a perfectly reasonable fail-safe you'd probably want anyway.

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Kinder Morgan is growing its local storage access with the $505 million acquisition of a Houston-area pipeline system.

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The UK's largest power-producing solar farm has been approved by the government after a planning inquiry. The Springwell ...

Amazon Web Services is making it possible to access data stored in its S3 cloud storage service as a traditional file system, bridging a divide between two types of storage that has frustrated ...