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Apple to splash $10bn raisin' American bit barns
Cupertino pats own back for forking over dollars in home country
13 Dec 17:23 |
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Science
Virgin Galactic test flight reaches space for the first time, lugging NASA cargo in place of tourists
SpaceShipTwo goes faster and higher than ever before
13 Dec 16:38 |
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Personal Tech
Telcos enlist Google, Amazon to help protect Europe's data from Big Tech
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13 Dec 16:26 |
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Policy
UK spam-texting tax consultancy slapped with £200k fine
Generic privacy policies won't get you valid consent, says ICO
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Security
'Exclusive swag' up for grabs as GitLab flings bug bounty scheme open to world+dog
Don't worry, there are cheques, too
13 Dec 15:07 |
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It's December of 2018 and, to hell with it, just patch your stuff
Business
Godmother of word processing Evelyn Berezin dies at 93
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Software
Home users due for a battering with Microsoft 365 subscription stick
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Security
Taylor's gonna spy, spy, spy, spy, spy... fans can't shake cam off, shake cam off
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13 Dec 12:24 |
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Windows 10 can carry on slurping even when you're sure you yelled STOP!
UpdatedAll your activity are belong to us
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DevOps
CLL '19 to span DevOps, Containers, Continuous Delivery and Serverless
EventsAgenda is set, blind bird tickets going soon
13 Dec 11:11 |
Business
The eulogising of The Mother Of All Demos at 50 is Silicon Valley going goo-goo for gurus again
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13 Dec 10:10 |
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Personal Tech
Oxford startup magics up metamaterials for next-gen charging
It doesn't make you invisible, but it could make powerups less painful
13 Dec 09:10 |
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Security
UK white hats blacklisted by Cisco Talos after smart security code stumbles
Cisco gracefully says it won't charge for the privilege
13 Dec 07:01 |
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Artificial Intelligence
When it comes to AI research the West is winning, the East is rising and women are being left behind
Annual AI Index report shows competitive times ahead
13 Dec 06:01 |
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Science
Phew, galactic accident helps boffins explain dark matter riddle
Texan-led team find ancient oddity that's full of the stuff
13 Dec 04:03 |
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Business
Huawei exec out of jail, just as US accuses China of Marriott hack
Tensions continue to build between two countries
13 Dec 00:15 |
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DevOps
Kubernetes has become 'boring' and that's good, Google tells devs
Thrill-seeking infrastructure devs accept end of caffeine-fueled ops frenzy with murmur
12 Dec 23:18 |
Policy
Small American town rejects Comcast – while ISP reps take issue with your El Reg vultures
And the FCC and AT&T claim everything is hunky dory
12 Dec 22:47 |
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Security
It is with a heavy heart that we must inform you hackers are targeting 'nuclear, defense, energy, financial' biz
Sharpshooter takes aim at critical infrastructure
12 Dec 21:37 |
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Bootnotes
Here's 2018 in a nutshell for you... Russian super robot turns out to be man in robot suit
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12 Dec 20:34 |
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Science
Hole-y ship: ISS 'nauts take a wander to crack Soyuz driller whodunnit
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12 Dec 18:00 |
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Servers
Doubles all round for the server-makers: Market inhales $23.36bn for the quarter
Dell EMC, HPE and ODMs frolic as cloud rains cash
12 Dec 17:30 |
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Storage
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12 Dec 17:00 |
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Security
Bulk surveillance is always bad, say human rights orgs appealing against top Euro court
Liberty and pals seek to prove intrusive spy powers can never be justified
12 Dec 16:30 |
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Policy
Thanks to UK peers, coming to a laptop near you in 2019: Age checks for online smut
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Security
Britain approved £2.5m of snooping kit exports to thoroughly snuggly regime in Saudi Arabia
Who was Jamal Khashoggi, anyway?
12 Dec 15:30 |
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Cloud
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12 Dec 15:15 |
DevOps
JFrog to open freebie central repository for Go fans in the new year
UpdatedYour code is immutable, and always believed in... 'cause you use Go(Center)
12 Dec 15:00 |
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Data Centre
Having swallowed its pride and started again with 10nm chips, Intel teases features in these 2019-ish processors
3D stacks of Arm-like core clusters, APIs, and more coming some time soon
12 Dec 14:00 |
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DevOps
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12 Dec 13:15 |
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The Channel
Dixons Carphone smarting from £440m loss as it writes down goodwill on mobile biz
No one's buying new friggin' handsets, says retailer
12 Dec 12:17 |
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Business
DXC Technology turns to BT Security to nab its infosec bossman
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12 Dec 11:15 |
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Security
Ticketmaster tells customer it's not at fault for site's Magecart malware pwnage
Uh, hello? Didn't you put third-party Javascript on a payment page?
12 Dec 10:15 |
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Networks
Qualcomm all ye faithful: 5G's soon triumphant... like 2020 soon. Really
We just modem down with that headline (OK maybe not)
12 Dec 09:15 |
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Science
Supernovae may explain mass extinctions of marine animals 2.6 million years ago
Deadly radiation bouncing around could have killed off animals in the Pliocene era
12 Dec 07:01 |
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Science
Boffins build bugged bees bearing backpacks
Bees harvest data, but would be more fun if they had lasers
12 Dec 06:01 |
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Security
It's December of 2018 and, to hell with it, just patch your stuff
Windows, Office, Acrobat, SAP... you know the deal
12 Dec 01:15 |
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Artificial Intelligence
Waymo presents ChauffeurNet, an neural net designed to copy human driving
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12 Dec 00:54 |
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Business
Super Micro says audit found no trace of Chinese spy chips on its boards
Vendor opens new investigation to refute bugging claims
12 Dec 00:31 |
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Business
Google CEO tells US Congress Chocolate Factory will unleash Dragonfly in China
Also, none of you have any idea what you are talking about
11 Dec 23:47 |
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Networks
Poor people should get slower internet speeds, American ISPs tell FCC
AnalysisIt's just not fair on profit-making companies otherwise
11 Dec 21:47 |
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DevOps
Kubernetes caretaker auditions for Hoarders; takes in another open source project
Etcd joins growing collection of code tended by Cloud Native Computing Foundation
11 Dec 21:37 |
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Security
Equifax how-it-was-mega-hacked damning dossier lands, in all of its infuriating glory
Updated'Entirely preventable' theft down to traffic-monitoring certificate left expired for 19 months
11 Dec 20:37 |
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Security
25% of NHS trusts have zilch, zip, zero staff who are versed in security
Not like there's been a major incident recently to kick them into gear or anything
11 Dec 19:16 |
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Cloud
Salesforce has named a chief ethics officer and yes, the job description is appropriately woolly
What's she going to do? 'Engage' with people
11 Dec 18:00 |
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DevOps
Google's rent-a-cloud biz revs Istio for its Kubernetes service
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11 Dec 17:00 |
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Software
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Business
They said yes, grins Dell Technologies: Expects to go public this month
Class V shareholders agree to sell or swap the stock
11 Dec 15:46 |
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Personal Tech
Microsoft to rule the biz chat roost – survey
Slack off, hipsters
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Cloud
Oracle takes its gripes about Pentagon's JEDI contract to federal court
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11 Dec 14:45 |
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