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TechScape: The US government may be one step closer to breaking up Meta

TechScape: The US government may be one step closer to breaking up Meta

TechScape: The US government may be one step closer to breaking up Meta
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Mark Zuckerberg has a fascination with ancient Rome, but last week a court decision threatened the future of another empire: his own.

Meta their match

Kind of a big deal

The wrath of Khan

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