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C1AdvancedNovember 14, 20265 min
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FAA says grounded US flights wasn't from a cyberattack, Italy's data protection agency fines Meta 805M euros, could Arm CEO Rene Haas return to Nvidia in the top spot? Show Notes Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/dth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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U.S. administration officials said new technology overloaded aging air traffic control equipment,

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Want to get this show ad free? Head to dailytechnewsshow.com slash subscribe to find out how. These are the daily tech headlines for the week ending Saturday, November 14th, 2026. I'm Sarah Lane.

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Let's catch up on the news. U.S. flights are taking off again after a nationwide ground stop Friday lasted more than four hours, the longest in 25 years. U.S. administration officials said new technology overloaded aging air traffic control equipment,

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disrupting communications and radar, and found no evidence of a cyberattack. Airlines are still working through thousands of cancellations and delays as they reposition planes and crews. The FAA outage was separate from Microsoft's global service disruption.

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