IBM to kill off Watson... Workspace from end of February
Not even using the founder's brand could save Big Blue's Slack for suits
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Microsoft sends a raft of Windows 10 patches out into the Windows Update ocean
Whoa - is that an Access 97 iceberg dead ahead?
Bipartisan Kumbaya: President Trump turns Obama's open govt data policy into law
AnalysisEvidence-based policy? What a novel idea...
Epic's Fortnite fail: Ancient UT2004 server used for login-stealing proof-of-concept
A tale of XSS, SQL injection and OAuth implementation
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Personal Tech
Three quarters of US Facebook users unaware their online behavior gets tracked
You mean they are collecting our opinions to sell ads? Who would have guessed it?
17 Jan 02:08 |
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Software
Do you feel 'lucky', well, do you, punk? Google faces down magic button patent claim
Israeli company was 'feeling lucky' but lost out
17 Jan 00:48 |
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Security
$24m in fun bux stolen from crypto-mogul. Now he fires off huge fraud charge. Like, RICO, say?
Lawsuit claims coin thief was part of a gang targeting crypto whales
17 Jan 00:29 |
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Science
RIP 2019-2019: The first plant to grow on the Moon? Yeah, it's dead already, Chinese admit
The poor cotton seedling froze to death as temperatures plunged during the lunar night
16 Jan 22:28 |
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Software
Extra life! Unity tries to undo disunity caused by Improbable cloud gaming toolkit ban
Community outcry over exile of cloud networking biz leads to terms of service revision
16 Jan 21:52 |
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Yes, you can remotely hack factory, building site cranes. Wait, what?
World's first robot hotel massacres half of its robot staff
'It's like they took a rug and covered it up': Flight booking web app used by scores of airlines still vuln to attack – claim
Microsoft sends a raft of Windows 10 patches out into the Windows Update ocean
Policy
US comms watchdog's industry-friendly 5G rules challenged by fresh legislation
California Congresswoman claims FCC 'failed to listen to reasonable input'
16 Jan 20:52 |
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Security
Lowjax city: Researchers crack open notorious Fancy Bear rootkit
UEFI malware has been in the wild for more than two years
16 Jan 18:04 |
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Cloud
There's gold in them thar clouds as Infor guzzles $1.5bn from Koch and Golden Gate
IPO? Maybe 2019. Perhaps 2020. Depends, OK?
16 Jan 16:52 |
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Networks
Huawei’s elusive Mr Ren: We’re just a 'sesame seed' in a superpower spat
Trump, communism and 5G - a rare glimpse into the founder's past and present
16 Jan 16:15 |
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Business
Licence to chill: Shrinking data warehouse biz Teradata hires insider CEO
The subscriber you have dialled is no longer available...
16 Jan 15:24 |
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Science
Iran satellite fails: ICBM test drive or microsat test? Opinion is divided...
Third stage failure means atmospheric fireworks show
16 Jan 15:14 |
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Security
Epic's Fortnite fail: Ancient UT2004 server used for login-stealing proof-of-concept
A tale of XSS, SQL injection and OAuth implementation
16 Jan 14:13 |
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Security
Microsoft sends a raft of Windows 10 patches out into the Windows Update ocean
Whoa - is that an Access 97 iceberg dead ahead?
16 Jan 13:35 |
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Software
IBM to kill off Watson... Workspace from end of February
Not even using the founder's brand could save Big Blue's Slack for suits
16 Jan 13:03 |
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Storage
Veeam. Veeam. Veeeeeeeam. What was that? Oh, just the sound of half a billion bucks hitting backup biz's bucket
+CommentPrivately owned firm, er, changes its growth strategy
16 Jan 12:26 |
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Software
Outlook Mobile heads to the White House, passes infosec clearance for federal sector
Need to email an order for a s*$tload of hamburgers from your smartphone? Microsoft has an app for that
16 Jan 11:42 |
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HPC
Cray will realise 'substantial' loss. But Shasta minute, folks, big iron market will pick up
And... stock-botherers seem happy with that
16 Jan 10:47 |
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Emergent Tech
McKinsey’s blockchain warning irks crypto hipsters
Reverse ferret by reassuringly expensive consultant
16 Jan 09:52 |
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DevOps
The DevOps Salary Report is in, and is great news for American men
Want some more cash? Get some more skills. And perhaps a moving truck
16 Jan 09:15 |
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Science
The Large Hadron Collider is small beer. Give us billions more for bigger kit, say boffins
Future Circular Collider hopes to rack up 100 tera electron Volts to probe physics
16 Jan 07:54 |
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Science
China's really cotton'd on to this whole Moon exploration thing: First seed sprouts in lunar lander biosphere
PicLiving in a box, living in a faraway box, I'm living in a box
16 Jan 07:04 |
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Emergent Tech
Bipartisan Kumbaya: President Trump turns Obama's open govt data policy into law
AnalysisEvidence-based policy? What a novel idea...
16 Jan 02:58 |
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Personal Tech
US prosecutors: Hey, you know how we said 'net gambling was OK? LMAO, we were wrong
2011 ban on interstate, foreign sports betting extended to online lotteries, poker, casinos
16 Jan 01:55 |
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Security
EDGAR Wrong: Ukrainians hacked SEC, stole docs for inside trading, says Uncle Sam
Crooks banked $270,000 in just one move, it is claimed
15 Jan 23:55 |
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Networks
If at first, second, third... fourth time you don't succeed, you're Apple: Another appeal lost in $440m net patent war
Yes, it plans to appeal again
15 Jan 23:27 |
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Security
'It's like they took a rug and covered it up': Flight booking web app used by scores of airlines still vuln to attack – claim
ExclusiveSecurity hole can still be exploited to tamper with journeys, warn infosec bods
15 Jan 22:26 |
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Artificial Intelligence
Ahem, Amazon, Google, Microsoft... Selling face-snooping tech to the Feds is bad, mmm'kay?
Government facial surveillance harms civil liberties, advocacy groups warn
15 Jan 21:51 |
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Software
Google to yoink apps with an unauthorized Call Log or SMS habit from Android Play Store
'We take access to sensitive data and permissions very seriously...' No giggling, please
15 Jan 21:25 |
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Personal Tech
FCC's answer to scandal of AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile US selling people's location data: Burying its head in the ground
Congressman warns telco regulator: Must Pai harder
15 Jan 19:42 |
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Artificial Intelligence
World's first robot hotel massacres half of its robot staff
Rise of the Machines™'You're fired'
15 Jan 19:00 |
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Storage
Start trek, the next generation: PCie 4 flash controller demo flaunts speedy peripheral vision
Controller tech precedes NAND-tastic summer
15 Jan 18:16 |
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Cloud
Rimini and Oracle's legal eagles return to the ring in front of Supreme Court
Top US justices hear oral arguments in copyright battle
15 Jan 17:44 |
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Software
Google hands out roses to preferred Android MDM vendors
Lucky few get Chocolate Factory's endorsement as Enterprise Mobility Management
15 Jan 17:00 |
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Security
Yes, you can remotely hack factory, building site cranes. Wait, what?
Authentication is simply AWOL for remote RF control equipment, says Trend Micro
15 Jan 16:36 |
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Personal Tech
Brit comms regulator Ofcom: Disabled left behind by tech
Have fewer phones, less internet access, says report
15 Jan 15:55 |
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Storage
Niagara Falls of cash: Storage startup Rubrik showers in VC moolah
Half a billion dollars plus of funding, and counting
15 Jan 15:21 |
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Business
Army had 'naive' approach to Capita's £1.3bn recruiting IT contract, MPs told
£26m 'deducted' from payments but Public Accounts Committee remains sceptical
15 Jan 14:49 |
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Data Centre
Biz game in the mainframe: T-Systems buddies up with IBM
Subject to German competition authority approval, natch
15 Jan 14:16 |
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Storage
And so it begins: Micron calls its bank manager... we'll be havin' your bit of our JV, Intel
Chipzilla says it has 'options' to source Optane 3D XPoint, 3D NAND production elsewhere
15 Jan 13:10 |
Emergent Tech
HSBC suggests it might have found a... use for blockchain?
Says it used tech to settle 3 million forex transactions, $250bn in payments last year
15 Jan 12:47 |
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Policy
Googlers to flood social media with tales of harassment in bid to end forced arbitration
Group says search giant hasn't changed its ways – and wants the public to know
15 Jan 12:15 |
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Software
No more Windows build strings for you: BuildFeed has turned off the lights
Blames 'internal pressures' rather than a software giant getting stroppy about foldables
15 Jan 11:50 |
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DevOps
Non-profit? Into DevOps, CI/CD, Containers? There’s a CLL ticket with your name on it
EventsYou just need to tell us who you are...
15 Jan 11:20 |
Networks
Huawei's horror show 2019 continues as Taiwanese research institute joins banhammer club
Also: US Commerce Dept blocks export of tech developed by Silicon Valley subsidiary
15 Jan 10:50 |
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Science
Spektr-R goes quiet, Dragon splashes down and SpaceX lays off
RoundupUnfortunate SpaceX workers start a different sort of countdown
15 Jan 10:15 |
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Software
While Windows 7 wobbled, AI continued its relentless march at Microsoft
Plenty of Python news emitted from Redmond in this week's round-up
15 Jan 09:15 |
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Science
People say tabloid hacks are always looking for an angle. This time, they'd be right: Tilting disk of proto-planets spotted
Only 45 parsecs away if you fancy a look up close
15 Jan 08:06 |
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Artificial Intelligence
Forget Finding Nemo: This AI can identify a single zebrafish out of a 100-strong shoal
Sounds fishy, yet it works for fruit flies, too. So take that, fish/fly-spotting humans
15 Jan 07:01 |
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Security
Want to get rich from bug bounties? You're better off exterminating roaches for a living
Before you outsource security to strangers, try boosting internal cybersecurity skills
15 Jan 05:54 |
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Servers
Epyc move: Supermicro plunges into Cascade Lake’s Optanical waters
In briefSilicon Valley box slinger claims it's first on the block with Intel processor... which isn't out yet
15 Jan 04:03 |
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