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Bargain-happy Brits snub big four mobile network operators
This week in storage: Film folk, HDDs, tape and stacks and stacks of dusty data
New and inventive code is transforming your business – and bringing with it new and inventive ways for things to fail
UK 'meltdown' bank TSB's owner: Our IT migration was a 'success'
Microsoft Lean's in: Slimmed-down Windows 10 OS option spotted
Cocky SAP struts stuff after cloud sales pass €1 BEEELLION
Eclipse Foundation pushes faster, cloudier Jakarta EE
Windows 10 Springwatch: See the majestic Microsoft in its natural habitat, fixing stuff the last patch broke
Yahoo
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AWS DNS network hijack turns MyEtherWallet into ThievesEtherWallet
Critical infrastructure needs more 21qs6Q#S$, less P@ssw0rd, UK.gov security committee told
Medic! Orangeworm malware targets hospitals worldwide
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?
Apple unleashes FoundationDB as an open source project
Kubernetes? Just automate it….
Policy
The Channel
Facebook can't admit the truth, says data-slurp boffin Kogan
Lenovo heading towards Hong Kong exchange index boot
Whoops! Google forgot to delete Right To Be Forgotten search result
State spy agencies 'outsource surveillance' to foreign partners – campaign group
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
X marks the Notch, where smartmobe supercycles go to die
Geek's Guide
Turn that bachelor pad into a touch pad: Now you can paint buttons, sensors on your walls
Scratch Earth-killer asteroid off your list of existential threats
Astroboffins discover the stink of eggy farts wafting from Uranus
Brexit has shafted the UK's space sector, lord warns science minister
Artificial Intelligence
Internet of Things
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
Cash-sprinkler Softbank and Alphabet hand over $1.9bn to Manbang
Your AI pet project is only as smart as its garbage training set
Verity Stob
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
Tech bribes: What's the WORST one you've ever been offered?
There is no perceived IT generation gap: Young people really are thick
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iOS 6 maps can't find Sydney Apple Store
Apple's new maps app for iOS 6 can't find one of its own stores in Sydney, Australia.
Simon Sharwood
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23 Sep 2012
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NTT demos petabit transmission on single fibre
Japan’s NTT has announced an impressive speed/distance demonstration, achieving one petabit per second over a distance of 50 Km.
Richard Chirgwin
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23 Sep 2012
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Libs launch broadband poll
Australia's federal coalition has launched a "Broadband Test" that shadow Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has told the ABC will help participants to understand the speed of the broadband service they receive.
Simon Sharwood
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23 Sep 2012
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Pirate Party takes Mayor's chair in Swiss city
A Pirate Party branch founded last November has scored a win in regional elections in Switzerland, with the city of Eichberg to fly the pirate flag under new mayor, Alex Arnold.
Richard Chirgwin
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23 Sep 2012
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Sysadmin unplugged wrong server, ran away, hoped nobody noticed
US sanctions on Turkey for Russia purchases could ground Brit F-35s
I got 99 secure devices but a Nintendo Switch ain't one: If you're using Nvidia's Tegra boot ROM I feel bad for you, son
Brit bank TSB TITSUP* after long-planned transfer of customer records from Lloyds
Brains behind seL4 secure microkernel begin RISC-V chip port
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