Nvidia just can't grab a break. Revenues up, profit nearly doubles... and stock down 20%
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Bright spark dev irons out light interference
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Mislabelled signal raised rover fans' hopes, just for a while
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'Unjustifiably excessive': Not even London cops can follow law with their rubbish gang database
Gangs Matrix led to 'multiple and serious' breaches of data protection rules, says watchdog
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Dell melts in face of investor dissent, ups offer for Class V stock
Guess what happens? Stockholders thaw to idea of cashing in
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Bloke fined £460 after his drone screwed up police chopper search for missing woman
First UK conviction for reckless UAV flying
16 Nov 12:04 |
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Networks
EE, Virgin Media hit with £13.3m fine: Squeezing users for fees for early contract termination not OK
EE: We're sorry, Ofcom. Virgin: Why, that's... unjustified and disproportionate!
16 Nov 11:20 |
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Personal Tech
OnePlus 6T: Tasteful, powerful – and much cheaper than a flagship
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Where to implant my employee microchip? I have the ideal location
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128-layer flash flood to come roaring down the Yangtze in 2020 – report
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Brits shun country life over phone not-spot fears
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Bright spark dev irons out light interference
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If at first or second you don't succeed, you may be Microsoft: Hold off installing re-released Windows Oct Update
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Science
Sorry, but NASA says Mars signal wasn't Opportunity knocking
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16 Nov 05:26 |
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Data Centre
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Sorry, Mr Zuckerberg isn't in London that day. Or that one. Nope. I'd give up if I were you
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Storage
NetApp flashes plump figures. China trade worries? Let's manage 'variables within our control'
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Policy
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Virtualization
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Bootnotes
Japanese cyber security minister 'doesn't know what a USB stick is'
Never uses computers because his peons do everything for him
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Internet of Things
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Nice one, former Cisco staff: Switchzilla is absolutely coining it
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Personal Tech
A new Raspberry Pi takes a bow with all of the speed but less of the RAM
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Security
US China-watcher warns against Middle Kingdom tech dominance
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Science
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Cloud
Oracle's JEDI mind-meld doesn't work on Uncle Sam's auditors: These are not the govt droids you are looking for
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Cloud
Hands up who isn't p!*$ed off about Amazon's new HQ in New York and Virginia?
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14 Nov 22:38 |
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Six critical systems, four months to Brexit – and no completed testing
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