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What is it with hosting firms being stonewalled by Microsoft? Now it's Ionos on naughty step
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Gartner awakens from trance, tells huddled villagers: 5G revenue will almost double to $4.2bn next year!
Welcome to Hollywood, Claranet-style: You've (not) got mail, or hosted sites for that matter
Latest sneak peek at PowerShell 7 ups the telemetry but... hey... is that an off switch?
Shiny new toys take backseat in Android Studio 3.5 for now as '600 bugs' squished
Microsoft Chrom... Edge hits beta as new browser prepped for biz testing
Microsoft shares twin previews of Windows 10 with Insiders: Toys for some, coal for others
Shhh! Microsoft, Intel, Google and more sign up to the Confidential Computing Consortium
Disgruntled bug-hunter drops Steam zero-day to get back at Valve for refusing him a bounty
The Joy of Six... critical security patches: Cisco small biz switches open to hijacking via web UI
Finally. Thanks so much, nerds. Google, Apple, Mozilla end government* internet spying for good
Devs invited to bake 'Run on Google Cloud' button into git repos... By Google, of course
How Lego, Bayer and iRobot use serverless tech to get ahead – find out with us this autumn
There once was a biz called Bitbucket, that told Mercurial to suck it. Now devs are dejected, their code soon ejected
Python the latest language to slither into Microsoft's serverless Azure Functions service
TalkTalk's voice-over is writing speeds that its text can't match: Ad pulled from broadcast
Sueball claims Tesla solar panels are so effective, they started fires at Walmart stores
Overseas investors eat the UK tech sector for Brexit: More cash flung about in 7 months than the whole of last year
Don't panic! Don't panic! UK IT job ads plummet as Brexit uncertainty grabs UK tech sector by the short and curlies
Samsung Note10+ torn apart to expose three 5G antennas: One has to pick up something
Buying a Chromebook? Don't forget to check that best-before date
Cali court backs ex-Apple engineer who says he invented Find My iPhone and Passbook
A challenger appears: Taiwanese devs' answer to Gemini PDA wraps a Raspberry Pi in a tablet
Brit rocketeer Skyrora reckons it'll be orbital in 3 years – that is, if UK government plays ball
Brit-built trundlebot eyeing up a July 2020 launch as cams fitted to ExoMars mission rover
Clip, clip, hooray: NASA says it will send Clipper probe to Europa, will attempt no landing there
Squabbles over NASA's lunar lander, Astrobotics takes a punt on ULA and India arrives at the Moon
Electric vehicles won't help UK meet emissions targets: Time to get out and walk, warn MPs
Don't trust Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency, boffins warn: Zuck & Co know that hash is king
Moore's Law isn't dead, chip boffin declares – we need it to keep chugging along for the sake of AI
Raw power? More like core power: How and why you need to accelerate AI, at the edge and in the backend
Eighty-year-old US 'web scam man' on the run after pocketing $250,000 in Dem 'donations'
US soldier cleared of taking armoured vehicle out for joyride – because he's insane, court says
You monsters: Screen time murders your kid's imaginary friend – until they reach school age
Dry patch? Have you considered peppering your flirts with emojis?
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How four rotten packets broke CenturyLink's network for 37 hours, knackering 911 calls, VoIP, broadband
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IBM hears the RISC-V kids partying next door, decides it will make its Power CPU ISA free, too
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