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Google kills off domain fronting – so secure comms just got tougher
Nominet drains mug of tea, leans back, calmly explains how to make Whois GDPR-compliant
BT pushes ahead with plans to switch off telephone network
Evolving elephants: Hortonworks trumpets its '3.0 vision' of global data management
Oracle pledges annual Solaris updates for you to install each summer
Oracle demands dev tear down iOS app that has 'JavaScript' in its name
Chrome 66: Get into the bin, auto-playing vids and Symantec certs!
Windows 10 Spring Creators Update team explains the hold-up: You little BSOD!
Oracle whips out the swatter, squishes 254 security bugs in its gear
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Eight months after Equifax megahack, some Brits are only just being notified
Millions of scraped public social net profiles left in open AWS S3 box
Apple unleashes FoundationDB as an open source project
Kubernetes? Just automate it….
Build a serverless framework at home: Go on, bit of open sourcey hijinx won't hurt
Docker enterprise kit gets cozy with Kubernetes
Policy
The Channel
CEO insisted his email was on server that had been offline for years
ZTE to USA: Sure, ban us, but you cannot afford such victories
Will Dell eat VMware? Or will Carl Icahn snack on Dell? And where does Uber fit in? Yes, Uber!
Qual-gone: 1,200+ axed from Snapdragon, Centriq giant Qualcomm
Motorola Z
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Force: This one's for the butterfingered Android lovers
Huawei promises to launch a 5G smartmobe in second half of 2019
Europe turns nose up at new smartphones: Beancounters predict 7% sales drop
Google accidentally reveals new swipe-happy Android UI
Geek's Guide
Here's another headline where NASA is dragged through the mud for cheap Mars wise cracks
Bloke fruit flies enjoy ejaculating, turn to booze when starved of sexy times
Musk: I want to retrieve rockets with big Falcon party balloons
SpaceX finally Falcon flings NASA's TESS into orbit
Artificial Intelligence
Internet of Things
Beware! Medical AI systems are easy targets for fraud and error
Machines learned to assemble IKEA’s semi-disposable furniture
Facebook job ad hints at homebrew silicon plans
OMG! OIG to audit SLS: NASA probed over big rocket project's big budgets, big delays
Verity Stob
Tech bribes: What's the WORST one you've ever been offered?
There is no perceived IT generation gap: Young people really are thick
Size does matter, chaps: Oversized todgers an evolutionary handicap
Car-crash television: 'Excuse me ma'am, do you speak English?' 'Yes I do,' replies AMD's CEO
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Meet Tom Watson MP: Blogger extraordinare
Our attention is drawn the UK's first blogging MP, Tom Watson (Lab, West Bromwich East), and his extraordinary attempt to speak to Da Yoof.
Drew Cullen
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05 Jul 2003
HP scoops up Baltimore SelectAccess
HP is to buy Baltimore SelectAccess, a Web single sign on product, for £8.3m in cash.
Drew Cullen
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05 Jul 2003
Sungard mulls over Sherwood bid – report
Sungard, the US disaster recovery specialist, is mulling over a bid for Sherwood International, the UK insurance software firm, the FT reports.
Drew Cullen
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05 Jul 2003
PeopleSoft: beating back Oracle
Oracle had hoped its bid would undermine PeopleSoft's sales and compel shareholders to accept its $6.3 billion offer. PeopleSoft retaliated with a scheme that increased sales and forced obligations of between $460 million and $1.8 billion on Oracle's new customers if the deal went through. PeopleSoft may now have enough time to merge with JD Edwards, forestalling Oracle's hostile takeover.
Datamonitor
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05 Jul 2003
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BT pushes ahead with plans to switch off telephone network
OK, this time it's for real: The last available IPv4 address block has gone
How's your Wednesday? Things going well? OK, your iPhone, iPad can be pwned via Wi-Fi sync
Facebook previews GDPR privacy tools and, yep, it's the same old BS
Facebook's login-to-other-sites service lets scum slurp your stuff
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