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Chinese boffins on 3D XPoint: If it works like phase-change memory, it's probably phase-change memory
Cohesity touts instant gratification for cloud-surfing virtual machines
In a touching Monty Python tribute today, Microsoft's Office 365 makes everything spam
US schools' IT systems drop out after weekend firmware update misery
When tyrants pull on their jackboots to stamp out free speech online, they reach for... er, a Canadian software biz?
Patch Drupal now: Yet another critical website bug found – a sequel to 'Drupalgeddon2'
PC recycler gets 15 months in the clink for whipping up 28,000 bootleg Windows 7, XP recovery discs
Microsoft Lean's in: Slimmed-down Windows 10 OS option spotted
Hyperoptic's ZTE-made 1Gbps routers had hyper-hardcoded hyper-root hyper-password
Power spike leads Chinese police to 600-machine mining rig
Win 7, Server 2008 'Total Meltdown' exploit lands, pops admin shells
ISO blocks NSA's latest IoT encryption systems amid murky tales of backdoors and bullying
Is automation going to put you out of a job? Probably not, but…
Software transformation for the rest of us: Check out the lineup of talks at our devops conference
The Agile and the Continuous: Database Drift ... Neat film title but something to avoid
Rebuilding your software ops and looking for the right tool kit?
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America's states try to restart net neutrality – with very mixed results
Academics: Shutting down Facebook API damages research, oversight, competition
You say Halo and I say goodbye: Microsoft throws the book at unauthorised mod devs
UK gov grilled over massive exposure to struggling outsourcer Capita
AMD CEO Su: We like GPU crypto-miners but gamers are first priority
Oh dear... Netizens think 'private' browsing really means totally private
Happy having Amazon tiptoe into your house? Why not the car, then? In-trunk delivery – what could go wrong?
Audiophiles have really taken to the warm digital tone of streaming music
Geek's Guide
Astroboffins peep at the largest orgy of galaxies banging into each other
Incredible Euro space agency data leak... just as planned: 1.7bn stars in our galaxy mapped
That's no moon... er, that's an asteroid. And it'll be your next and final home, spacefarer
Blighty stuffs itself in Galileo airlock and dares Europe to pull the lever
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Princeton research team hunting down IoT security blunders
Yes, drone biz DJI's Go 4 app does phone home to China – sort of
Good news: AI could solve the pension crisis – by triggering a nuclear apocalypse by 2040
Astroboffins build AI to chase galactic blue nuggets in space
Verity Stob
There's just one month left 'til the big day: May 25... but don't panic!
Danish submariner to serve 16 years in prison for murder of Kim Wall
Bungling cops try to use dead chap's fingers to unlock his smartmobe
Drama brews on high seas as Playmobil ship running out of steam
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Intel puts 'Britney Spears silicon' in new X-Scale chip
Intel made a major bid today to boost its cell phone chip business with the release of a new Xscale processor - code-named Bulverde.
Ashlee Vance
,
12 Apr 2004
Intel launches Bulverde, Marathon
Update
Intel today formally launched 'Bulverde', the next generation of its XScale processor family, as the PXA270.
Tony Smith
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12 Apr 2004
Microsoft squares Intertrust DRM suit for $440m
Microsoft is paying $440m to settle its long-running digital rights management (DRM) patent infringement dispute with Intertrust. The one-off pay-out means that Microsoft customers can use their software "as they are intended to be used without requiring a license from InterTrust".
Drew Cullen
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12 Apr 2004
AMD gives up processor profits to Intergraph
AMD has agreed to pay Intergraph up to $25m to settle a chip patent dispute.
Ashlee Vance
,
12 Apr 2004
NH judge throws out paedo chat-log evidence
When a New Hampshire judge threw out chat-log evidence against an accused pedophile, he illustrated just how jumbled and confused Internet privacy law can be, writes SecurityFocus columnist Mark Rasch.
Mark Rasch
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12 Apr 2004
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