A massive cybercrime cloud-hosting network called Avalanche was dismantled, with raids in five countries following a four-year investigation.

Facebook is reportedly in talks with publishers about a new feature called Collections that would bring curated content into the news feed. The feature would be separate from what your friends share, so as to pop some of your filter bubble, and could help to crack down on fake news.

Cyanogen Inc is undergoing significant changes by shuttering its Seattle office and moving some of its employees to Palo Alto. Cyanogen also confirmed that co-founder Steve Kondik, who also originally created the CyanogenMod ROM for Android, is no longer with the company.

The Human Sized Atlas Robot from Boston Dynamics just achieved a new skill -- moving quickly on uneven rough terrain. The movement is very slow at the moment, but since it's based on an algorithm, roboticists could potentially speed it up so Atlas could travel more speedily off road.

The newly announced Nikola One long haul semi is packing a zero-emissions hydrogen fuel cell with an operational range of up to 1200 miles on a charge. Nikola is beginning construction of 364 hydrogen fueling stations across North America that all hydrogen-powered vehicles can use starting in late 2019.

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