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Alibaba Cloud revenue grows 62 percent – but it's still just a sixth the size of AWS

BoJo buckles: UK govt to cut Huawei 5G kit use 'to zero by 2023' after pressure from Tory MPs, Uncle Sam

Lawsuit klaxon: HP, HPE accused of coordinated plan to oust older staff in favor of cheaper, compliant youngsters

Record-breaking Aussie boffins send 44.2 terabits a second screaming down 75km of fiber from single chip

Microsoft drops a little surprise thank-you gift for sitting through Build: The source for GW-BASIC

The longest card game in the world: Microsoft Solitaire is 30

Mind your language: Microsoft set to swing the axe on 27 languages in iOS Outlook

Das reboot: That's the only thing to do when the screenshot, er, freezes

Pre-authentication, remote root hole in call-center software? Thanks, Cisco. Just what a long weekend needs

It wasn't just a few credit cards: Entire travel itineraries were stolen by hackers, Easyjet now tells victims

Forget BYOD, this is BYOVM: Ransomware tries to evade antivirus by hiding in a virtual machine on infected systems

To test its security mid-pandemic, GitLab tried phishing its own work-from-home staff. 1 in 5 fell for it

Unlucky for some, GitLab 13.0 is DevSecOps in a box, but will it play nicely with others?

Guess who’s laughing most of the way to the Splunk, despite revenue miss and nervous customers?

Meet ScrAPIr, MIT's Swiss army-knife for non-coders to shake data out of APIs (It's useful for pro devs, too)

Watch on-demand, online here: Secure development during digital transformation

China to slice internet connection costs for locals as part of plan to rebound from recent unpleasantness

UK.gov splashes out on 40,000 new devices amid COVID-19-fuelled homeworking boom

UK MPs to off-payroll workers: Delay IR35 reforms until 2023? You wish

Philippines floats digital services tax – and Uber’s local arm surprisingly applauds

Linus Torvalds drops Intel and adopts 32-core AMD Ryzen Threadripper on personal PC

Home working is here to stay, says Lenovo boss, and will grow the total addressable PC market by up to 30%

For the price tag, this iPad Pro keyboard better damn well be Magic: It isn't... but it's not completely useless either

Capture the horrors of war in razor-sharp quality with this ruggedised Samsung phone – or just lob it at enemy forces

Geek's Guide

SpaceX Falcon 9 and Dragon cleared to hoist real live American astronauts into space

Virgin Orbit at last ready to live up to its name: Branson's other space adventure set for maiden flight this weekend

Well, that's something boffins haven't seen before: A strange alien streaks around Jupiter

NASA renames dark-energy telescope after its first Chief of Astronomy and Mother of Hubble: Nancy Grace Roman

Dude, where's my laser?

Runaway Latvian drone found meditating in tree after shutting down nation's skies

Dell Technologies, VMware, Intel invite you to Make AI Real: A two-day virtual event next month

Bionic eyes to be a thing in the next decade? Possibly. Boffins mark sensor-density breakthrough

Verity Stob

Chicago: Why I just grin like a dork... It's my kind of Bork

Wanna force granny to take down that family photo from the internet? No problem. Europe's GDPR to the rescue

Hooray! It's IT Day! Let's hear it for the lukewarm mugs of dirty water that everyone seems to like so much

Berlin's renowned nightclub scene is showing signs of life. Just one problem: No dancing

Articles about Ai

It's, it's, a red-and-blue striped golfing umbrella... Facebook teaches its online tat bazaar to auto-identify stuff for sale

You wanted robo-butlers, you got robo-object-recognizers

Hey, what kind of silicon may power next-gen space probes? We hope your answer includes 'AI acceleration'

Xilinx touts 'industry-first' 20nm FPGA for infinity and beyond

Azure-hosted AI for finding code defects emitted – but does it work?

How many defects has it found? Never mind that, check out the architecture flow chart

Nvidia's A100 GPU coming to a cloud near you, DARPA details AI war games, Intel wants to help scan your brain

RoundupPlus: Zuck wants machines to spot bad memes on Facebook

Meet Morpheus, the AI that'll show you how deep the universe's rabbit hole goes: Code can detect, classify galaxies from 'scope scans

Way easier than getting humans to scour petabytes of images by hand, looking for faraway systems

Don't trust deep-learning algos to touch up medical scans: Boffins warn 'highly unstable' tech leads to bad diagnoses

Now is not the time for Hollywood 'zoom and enhance' fantasies

From pair to p-AI-r programming: Kite floats paid-for spin of its GitHub-trained code autocomplete assistant

Too lazy to type out Python? But not too tight to pay $20 a month?

Just as we all feared, killer AI is coming... for weeds: How to build a grass-monitoring neural network for your home

RoundupPlus: Waymo to resume self-driving car tests amid pandemic, and more

When the chips are down, thank goodness for software engineers: AI algorithms 'outpace Moore's law'

ML eggheads, devs get more bang for their buck, say OpenAI duo

Proof-of-concept open-source app can cut'n'paste from reality straight into Photoshop using a neural network

VideoCode available if you want to toy with similar camera-grabbing projects

Facebook's mega-chatbot has 'a persona, discusses nearly any topic, shows empathy.' Perfect for CEO version 2

RoundupPlus: OpenAI's music-making software isn't half bad ... and Banjo boss's KKK shame

I'm doing this to stop humans ripping off brilliant ideas by computers and aliens, says guy unsuccessfully filing patents 'invented' by his AI

Bloke tells all to El Reg after US, Euro officials say only 'natural' people can be patent inventors

Facebook, AWS team up to produce open-source PyTorch AI libraries, grad student says he successfully used GPT-2 to write his homework....

Roundup...Nvidia CEO to unveil new tech on YouTube, and more from machine-learning world

Google and Cisco, sitting in a (spanning) tree, cloud N-E-T-W-O-R-K-I-N-G

Borg SD-WANS can now drive Chocolate Factory virty cloud networks and the workloads therein

Who knows the secret of the black magic box? Boffins seek the secrets of AI learning by mapping digital neurons

RoundupAnd Zoox setlles with Elon's Musketeers over purloined IP

Google Cloud's AI recog code 'biased' against black people – and more from ML land

RoundupIncluding: Yes, that nightmare smart toilet that photographs you mid... er, process

This machine-learning upstart trained software to snare online drug dealers. Now it's going after fake coronavirus test equipment peddlers

US govt-funded outfit hopes to kill off web quackery that puts us all at risk

Hi, Google Duplex here, trying to book a haircut for a socially inept human. Sorry, 'COVID-19'?... DOES NOT COMPUTE

Chocolate Factory's AI call assistant will soon be getting confused by Brit idioms at the worst time possible

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