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German cybersecurity chief: Anyone have any evidence of Huawei naughtiness?
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Houston, we've had a problem: NASA fears internal server hacked, staff personal info swiped by miscreants
Another leak, this time it's personal. Plus: Trump launches Space Force, er, Command
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Is Google purposefully breaking Microsoft, Apple browsers on its websites? Some insiders are confident it is
AnalysisGoogle's doing to Microsoft what Microsoft did to everyone in the 1990s, allegedly
18 Dec 22:53 |
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American bloke hauls US govt into court after border cops 'cuffed him, demanded he unlock his phone at airport'
California traveler wants damages for allegedly being made to open mobe, miss flight
18 Dec 21:43 |
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Personal Tech
Newsflash: Twitter still toxic place for women, particular those of color, Amnesty study finds
Journos, politicos trolled, abused 'once every 30 secs'
18 Dec 20:24 |
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Scrubtastic end to 2018 as SpaceX, Blue Origin, Arianespace all opt for another day on Earth
RoundupBut spare a thought for 'nauts coming home in punctured Soyuz
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German cybersecurity chief: Anyone have any evidence of Huawei naughtiness?
We won't be having a word with local firms until then
18 Dec 18:30 |
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Networks
Ofcom: More spectrum for all the good boys and girls. Except you, EE. You've had your fill
UK mobile networks had better open their wallets
18 Dec 17:40 |
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Artificial Intelligence
Brit startup Graphcore tossed a £200m early Christmas pressie for machine learning CPU
Bristol firm says it will 'triple' headcount
18 Dec 16:57 |
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BT: Soz about that £1.3m CEO bonus vote, shareholders. Friends?
We're listening, insists company right before new chief exec takes post
18 Dec 15:58 |
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Bonne année, Google, Facebook! France to tax tech giants from 1 Jan
Nation becomes the latest to go it alone as EU talks stall
18 Dec 15:00 |
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It's beginning to look a lot like multi-threaded CPUs, everywhere you go... Arm teases SMT Cortex-A65AE car brains
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Still using Azure Scheduler? Schedule in 30 September 2019 'cos it's being euthanised
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Software
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Bootnotes
Pork pulled: Plug jerked out of beacon of bacon delight
Student vending machine project comes to a close
18 Dec 10:10 |
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Storage
Good from AFA... and not far from good: Analysts reveal flash array vendors' digits
For now, it's a business to be in... for everyone but Hitachi
18 Dec 09:12 |
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On the first day of Christmas, MIPS sent to me: An open-source-ish alternative to RISC-V
Well, if you pronounce it 'Vee' and not 'Five'... Anyway, instruction set to be touted under undisclosed license
18 Dec 07:26 |
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Bootnotes
Oh Deer! Poacher sentenced to 12 months of regular Bambi screenings in the cooler
Animated tear-jerker awaits man who illegally shot bucks
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You wait for one IT giant to show up with its sales figures, then two come at once: Red Hat, Oracle
Highlight: Ellison goes bananas over AWS Aurora noise
18 Dec 04:12 |
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Memes, messengers, and missiles: From Twitter to chat apps and weapons, security is ho-ho-hosed this Xmas
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You better watch out, you better not cry. Better not pout, I'm telling you why: SQLite vuln fixes are coming to town
May your days be merry and bright, and may you all go patch your SQLite
18 Dec 00:16 |
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Networks
O little town of Bethlehem, Georgia. How still we see your internet lie... US govt throws another $600m at rural broadband
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17 Dec 23:13 |
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Ding dong merrily on high. In Berkeley, the bots are singeing: Self-driving college cooler droid goes up in flames
Kiwibot snack shuttle snuffed by thermal runaway
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Policy
Silent night, social fight: Is Instagram the new Facebook for pro-Trump Russian propagandists?
Fresh Senate dossiers detail influence campaign, flag tech titans' obstructionism
17 Dec 20:25 |
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Storage
Jingle bells, disk drives sell not so well from today. Oh what fun it is to ride on a one-horse open array...
In briefThird of market to evaporate by 2021. Only nearline, spycam drives to swell
17 Dec 19:27 |
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Visual Studio Code's Python extension goes to Jupyter
A preview of next year's .NET Framework also emitted
17 Dec 16:40 |
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Security
Influential cypherpunk and crypto-anarchist Tim May dies aged 67
ObitOne-time Intel boffin
17 Dec 15:50 |
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Bootnotes
Boffins don't give a sh!t, slap Trump's face on a turd in science journal
Crouching monkey, hidden leader of the free world
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SAP can't thwack away Teradata's copyright infringement, antitrust sueball
But US firm must get specific on which trade secrets it claims were nicked – judge
17 Dec 14:35 |
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Science
Brexit-dodging SCISYS Brits find Galileo joy in Dublin
UK space specialist's holding company ups sticks for €11.2m
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Who's watching you from an unmarked van while you shop in London? Cops with facial recog tech
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No not THAT kind of Office Wizard! Roll a diplomacy check to win the election: Vote tie resolved by a D20
Office nerd saves day with Dungeons & Dragons die
17 Dec 12:11 |
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Happy Christmas! Bloodhound SSC refuelled by Yorkshire business chap
Yuletide cheer for Wing Commander Andy Green and the team
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Software
We asked, you answered: The truth about software reliability
Research resultsIt's not just about quality
17 Dec 09:30 |
Data Centre
Dev's telnet tinkering lands him on out-of-hour conference call with CEO, CTO, MD
Who, me?'Please stop... you're doing something to the radios'
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Artificial Intelligence
Amazon's creepy facial recog doorbell, Facebook open sources machine learning code and much more
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Security
Brazil bested by hackers, Virgin plugs hub bugs, and France surrenders… records
Plus, Talos critical of flawed message apps
15 Dec 11:04 |
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Personal Tech
Apple iPhone X screen falls short of promises, lawsuit says
Complaint argues false pixels, notch, and measurements don't fit with ad claims
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'Bomb threat' scammers linked to earlier sextortion campaign
Scare tactic efforts may be the work of a single group
15 Dec 00:29 |
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Bootnotes
Vitamin Water gets massive publicity for new flavor: Utter BS
Says it will give people $100,000 to ditch their smartphone. It won't
15 Dec 00:12 |
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Security
Scumbag hackers lift $1m from children's charity
Utter asshats pull seven-figure heist on Save the Children Foundation
14 Dec 23:18 |
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Artificial Intelligence
An AI system has just created the most realistic looking photos ever
Computers are getting better at generating pictures of humans. This will go down well.
14 Dec 21:59 |
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Networks
One year on after US repealed net neutrality, policymakers reflect soberly on the future
AnalysisDon't be daft, of course they haven't, we're still in Crazytown USA
14 Dec 21:29 |
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Security
Stop us if you've heard this one: Facebook apologizes for bug leaking private photos
Data gathering biz still having trouble keeping data secure
14 Dec 20:51 |
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Cloud
Fed up with Oracle's Sith, AWS wades into Big Red's lawsuit over Pentagon JEDI contract
Long-standing cloud enemies to do battle in the courts
14 Dec 20:00 |
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Software
Hot on heels of 2.0, Vivaldi 2.2 adds tab session management among other goodies
But built-in email and mobile clients still works in progress
14 Dec 19:00 |
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Security
ZipRecruiter has been flying low: User email addresses exposed to unauthorised accounts
Looking for work? Spammers could well be looking for you
14 Dec 18:00 |
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Software
Better get cramming... Xamarin University due to close early next year
Orphaned cross-platform code students, your new home is Microsoft Learn
14 Dec 17:00 |
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Storage
Cloud giants, enterprise refreshes keep storage market poppin': Global sales up 20% in Q3
IBM and Hitachi fail to surf crest of spending wave as rivals seize the day
14 Dec 16:00 |
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Artificial Intelligence
Forget your deepest, darkest secrets, smart speakers will soon listen for sniffles and farts too
All the better to sell you stuff
14 Dec 15:00 |
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