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IT sales star wins $660k lawsuit against Oracle in Qatar – but can't collect, because the Oracle he sued suddenly vanished
UK cautiously gives Huawei the nod for 5G network gear sales
Dell EMC and Cisco renew their vows as converged offspring VxBlock turns 10
Lightbits? More like Latebits amirite? Israeli outfit finally swings by the all-flash array party
It's an Easter Jesus miracle: MS Paint back from the dead (ish) and in Windows 10 'for now'
SAP's cloud revenues swell 45% – just don't ask about the gaping €136m hole in profits
Remember Windows Media Center? Well, the SDK is now on GitHub to be poked at your leisure
Windows 10 May 2019 Update thwarted by obscure tech known as 'external storage'
FYI: Yeah, the cops can force your finger onto a suspect's iPhone to see if it unlocks, says judge
Sophos antivirus tools. Working Windows box. Latest Patch Tuesday fixes. Pick two: 'Puters knackered by bad combo
'We're not omnipotent,' trills National Cyber Security Centre in open-armed pitch to UK biz
Brit spy chief: We need trust or we won't have a 'licence to operate in cyberspace'
Samsung to invest $115bn in logic chip biz over next 11 years as volatile memory mart cools
Clear Ventures does an Electric Boogaloo with sequel fund to splash $180m on 'Industry 4.0'
High Court confirms the way UK banned GSM gateways was illegal
Double trouble for Lyft after share price drop sparks class action lawsuits claiming hype
5G is Chinese firms' foot in the door to Europe as Oppo launches flagship Reno mobe in Zurich
Behold, the insides of Samsung's Galaxy Fold: The phone that tears down all on its own
The peelable, foldable phone has become the great white whale of tech
Cache in those chips: Intel emits more ninth-gen Core processors, Nvidia touts GPUs and swipes back at Tesla
Rising sea levels? How about the rising risk of someone using a nuke?
Thanks to the NASA InSight probe (and British tools), you can now listen to the sound of a Martian earthquake
It was that gosh-darn anomaly again, says SpaceX as smoke billows from Crew Dragon test site
Absolute mad lads are teaching physics to AI because how else will it learn to solve real-world problems (like humans)
Docker raises Arm to make itself handier for IoT edge data pushing
Baffling tale of Apple shops' 'non-facial' 'facial recognition', a stolen ID, and a $1bn lawsuit after a wrongful arrest
FYI: Get ready for face scans on leaving the US because 1.2% of visitors overstayed their visas
Tesla touts totally safe, not at all worrying self-driving cars – this time using custom chips
President Trump sits down with Twitter boss for crunch talks: Why am I losing followers?
Not another pro-Brexit demo... though easy to confuse: Each Union Jack marks a pile of poo
Bloke faces up to 20 years in the clink after gun held to dot-com owner's head in robbery
Aussies, Yanks may think they're big drinkers – but Brits easily booze them under the table
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Accenture sued over website redesign so bad it Hertz: Car hire biz demands $32m+ for 'defective' cyber-revamp
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It was that gosh-darn anomaly again, says SpaceX as smoke billows from Crew Dragon test site
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Cheapskate Brits appear to love their Poundland MVNOs as UK's big four snubbed in survey again
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Windows 10 May 2019 Update thwarted by obscure tech known as 'external storage'
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Bloke faces up to 20 years in the clink after gun held to dot-com owner's head in robbery
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