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Webinar: Supermicro and Intel offer a taste of cloud innovations
Having swallowed its pride and started again with 10nm chips, Intel teases features in these 2019-ish processors
Qualcomm all ye faithful: 5G's soon triumphant... like 2020 soon. Really
Poor people should get slower internet speeds, American ISPs tell FCC
They say software will eat the world. Here are some software bugs that took a stab at it
Microsoft, you shouldn't have: Festive Windows 10 Insiders build about as exciting as new socks
New Zealand health boards write down losses on Oracle implementation
Whatchu got for us this week, Microsoft? Skype, Powerpoint tweaks and – oh – another foldable
Bulk surveillance is always bad, say human rights orgs appealing against top Euro court
Britain approved £2.5m of snooping kit exports to thoroughly snuggly regime in Saudi Arabia
Ticketmaster tells customer it's not at fault for site's Magecart malware pwnage
It's December of 2018 and, to hell with it, just patch your stuff
Thanks to UK peers, coming to a laptop near you in 2019: Age checks for online smut
Dixons Carphone smarting from £440m loss as it writes down goodwill on mobile biz
DXC Technology turns to BT Security to nab its infosec bossman
Super Micro says audit found no trace of Chinese spy chips on its boards
Waymo presents ChaufferNet, an neural net designed to copy human driving
LG's beer-making bot singlehandedly sucks all fun, boffinry from home brewing
NASA names the date for the first commercial crew demo flight
US Homeland Security installs AI cameras at the White House, Google tries to make translation less sexist
Doom at 25: The FPS that wowed players, gummed up servers, and enraged admins
Dine crime: Chippy sells deep fried Xmas dinner
Ecuador says 'yes' to Assange 'freedom' deal, but Julian says 'nyet'
You're legit and you know you are... Thanks to chanting racist footie fans, linking to dodgy stuff isn't necessarily illegal (well, in Europe)
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Doom at 25: The FPS that wowed players, gummed up servers, and enraged admins
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Poor people should get slower internet speeds, American ISPs tell FCC
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Latest Google+ flaw leads Chocolate Factory to shut down site early
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The internet is going to hell and its creators want your help fixing it
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LG's beer-making bot singlehandedly sucks all fun, boffinry from home brewing
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