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Hard luck, Claranet. You managed to go 29 whole days without an incident
You better get a wiggle on then: BT said to be mulling switching off UK's copper internets by 2027
You can't just throw your biz apps, data into the cloud and hope for the best. You gotta optimise those systems, networks
A BOFH's paradise: Tell users raising support tickets they can literally go service themselves
German ministry hellbent on taking back control of 'digital sovereignty', cutting dependency on Microsoft
Huawei to lob devs $1.5bn in apparent effort to Trump-proof cloud and mobile ecosystem
Adobe results show it is still creaming those subscriptions but its share price fell – why?
UK.gov confirms: Yes, our former DWP perm sec will join Salesforce
Chinese students in UK ripe target for scammers exploiting visa concerns
Belgian F-16 pilot rescued from power line after emergency ejection
WannaCry is still the smallpox of infosec. But the latest strain (sort of) immunises its victims
IT now stands for Intermediate Targets: Tech providers pwned by snoops eyeing up customers – report
What is Google up to with Anthos? More toys dropped for Kubernetes-style hybrid cloud
Created to mimic Heroku: Cloud Foundry explained by its chief technology officer
Why would anyone need Cloud Foundry when we have Kubernetes? Um, 'cos K8s is really hard!
Do you work at a non-profit? Would you like to be non-servers, too? We've got 20 conf tix up for grabs if you're quick
Gasp! Google Chrome kills uBlock, Adblock ad filters – grab the pitchfo- no wait, it's OK: They were evil fraud clones
Class-action sueball over refurbed iThings will ask Apple what 'as good as new' means
How long is a lifetime? If you’re Comcast, it’s until a rival quits a city: ISP 'broke' price promise
Woman sues Lyft, says driver gang-raped her at gunpoint – and calls for app safety measures we can't believe aren't already in place
The Central Telegraph Office was serving spam 67 years before vikings sang about it on telly
NASA's lunar spy looks for hide-and-seek champ Vikram, Starliner test success, and more
You look like a fungi. Got mushroom in your life to build stuff with mycelium computers?
Magnetic cockroaches, dirty money, wombat poo and posties' balls: It's the Ig Nobels 2019
Five NHS trusts do DeepMind data deal with Google. One says no
IBM cuts ribbon on quantum computing centre wherein a 53-qubit monster lurks
We trained an AI to predict how bad a forest fire will be. It's just as good as a coin flip!
MPs call for 'immediate' stop to facial recog in UK as report underlines bias risks in 'pre-crime' algos used by coppers
Byte Night 2019 just weeks away: Ready to sleep on the streets for charity?
Flying priests crop-dust Russian citizens with holy water to make them stop boozing and bonking
World's oldest human was a 122-year-old French smoker after all
Au my bog: Bloke, 66, on bail after 'solid-gold' crapper called 'America' stolen from stately home
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Scotiabank slammed for 'muppet-grade security' after internal source code and credentials spill onto open internet
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You know SAP's doing a great job when a third of German users say they 'have no confidence in it'
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We asked for your Fitbit horror stories and, oh wow, did you deliver: Readers sync their teeth into 'junk' gizmos
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US government sues ex-IT guy for breaking his NDA (Yes, we mean Edward Snowden)
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Gasp! Google Chrome kills uBlock, Adblock ad filters – grab the pitchfo- no wait, it's OK: They were evil fraud clones
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