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Cabinet Office dangles £15m for help ditching its Single Operating Platform for cloud-based ERP system

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Australian digital-radio-for-railways Huawei project derailed by US trade sanctions against Chinese tech giant

Maintain business continuity in these challenging times with the Akamai Edge Live Virtual Summit 2020

COBOL-coding volunteers sought as creaking mainframes slow New Jersey's coronavirus response

Oracle teases prospect of playing nicely with open-source Java in update to WebLogic application server

Microsoft brings Mixed Reality toys and other improvements to 'citizen developers' using low-code Power Apps platform

Biz software pusher IFS goes a bit Minority Report with augmented-reality repair suite

Watch: Rare Second World War footage of Bletchley Park-linked MI6 intelligence heroes emerges, shared online

Not only is Zoom's strong end-to-end encryption not actually end-to-end, its encryption isn't even that strong

NSO Group: Facebook tried to license our spyware to snoop on its own addicts – the same spyware it's suing us over

Zoom vows to spend next 90 days thinking hard about its security and privacy after rough week, meeting ID war-dialing tool emerges

Who the heck even owns this company? Where is it? Biz risk outfit uses graphDBs to build mammoth compliance network

Docker disguises itself as a development pipeline service as it stalks the IT world for its elusive target – profit

Kubernetes is 'still hard' so VMware has gone all-in on container-related tech with expanded Tanzu, vSphere 7

How does Monzo keep 1,600 microservices spinning? Go, clean code, and a strong team

UK judge gives Google a choice: Either let SEO expert read your ranking algos or withdraw High Court evidence

Tech services biz Allvotec furloughing staff, asking remainder – including top brass – to take pay cut

US prez Trump's administration reportedly nears new rules banning 'dual-use' tech sales to China

Here's what Europeans are buying amid the COVID-19 lockdown – aside from heaps of pasta and toilet paper

Motorola casually trots out third UK release in as many months: This time it's a 'Lite' take on the Moto G8 Power

Absolutely everyone loves video conferencing these days. Some perhaps a bit too much

Intel's 10th-gen Core family cracks 5GHz barrier with H-series laptop processors

Philippines considers app to trace coronavirus carriers

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Things that go crump in the night: Watch Musk's mighty missile go foom

Where's the best place to add Mentos to Diet Coke for the most foam? How big are the individual bubbles? Has science gone too far?

ESA missions back doing science after precautionary pandemic plug pull: We talk to space boffins about Mars Express emergency command line

Cricket's average-busting mathematician Tony Lewis pulls up stumps

Automatic for the People: Pandemic-fueled rush to robo-moderation will be disastrous – there must be oversight

Tech tracker Tile testifies in Congress: Apple's geolocation nagging is so not fair

Well, 2019 finished with Intel as king of the chip world, Broadcom doing OK, everyone else shrinking. Good thing 2020's looking up, eh?

Japanese airline ANA spins out telepresence-bot startup for virus-avoiding medicos and fearful tourists

Verity Stob

Salesforce publishes self-themed activity book to keep your kids ‘Appy

Vietnam bans posting fake news online

How many days of carefree wiping do you have left before life starts to look genuinely apocalyptic? Let's find out

Stob's vital message to Britain's IT nation: And no, it's not about that

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ESA missions back doing science after precautionary pandemic plug pull: We talk to space boffins about Mars Express emergency command line

Meanwhile, three-quarters of NASA staff now staying at home

16 years and counting: How ESA squeezed oodles of bonus science out of plucky Mars Express probe

Special reportMEX I can: A tale of ingenuity and innovation

Corona coronavirus hiatus: Euro space agency to put Sun, Mars probes in safe mode while boffins swerve pandemic

Spacecraft instruments switched off after COVID-19 outbreak forces mission control to send workers home

ExoMars team delays 2020 Red Planet road trip after failing to complete all necessary testing

Absolute mad lads

European Space Agency chief will quit 'perfect job' in 2021 after 'dirty games' to oust him

Jan Wörner dodges another round of 'hurdles' by stepping down

Fly me to the M(O2)n: Euro scientists extract oxygen from 'lunar dust' by cooking it with molten salt electrolysis

'Being able to acquire oxygen would obviously be hugely useful for future settlers'

15 years on, Euroboffins finally work out what it took to send the Huygens Titan probe into such a spin

Negative torque didn't bring the plucky spacecraft down, thankfully

ESA trumpets 'world's first space debris removal' with 4-armed junk botherer

Debris removal missions to eventually outnumber actual debris?

Astronauts brave razor sharp edges and fiddly pipes to bring joy to boffins

Fixing the unfixable – AMS-02 gets a new pump

ESA toasts 10% budget boost by stretching ISS support out to 2030

Message for Mr Peake: The station called and wants its former resident Brit back

One man's mistake, missing backups and complete reboot: The tale of Europe's Galileo satellites going dark

Also organizational chaos, secrecy and self-regulation

Two astronauts conduct a successful spacewalk, world+dog lose minds

RoundupAlso: ESA hopes for parachute joy, NASA veteran is put out to orbital pasture

ESA bigwigs: Euro Moon efforts are going the way they 'should' – which is to say not by 2024

ESTECTop brass on keeping ISS lights on and life after Brexit

SpaceX didn't move sat out of impending smash doom because it 'didn't see ESA's messages'

It was a bug, I tell you! A bug!

India's Chandrayaan-2 and Vikram lander split amicably above Moon, SpaceX hops over Texas

RoundupAlso: Second time lucky for Russia and onward to Mars for ESA (via Toulouse)

Oh chute. Doubts cast on ExoMars lander's 2020 red planet jaunt after another failed test

Two more chances to get it right or we could be looking at 2022

Pi in the sky as ESA starts testing encrypted comms on International Space Station

Straight outta launchin' -the name is ICE Cube- for a game called encryption at altitude

Bad news: Earth is not going to be walloped by asteroid 2006 QV89. Good news: Boffins have lost sight of it, so all hope is not yet lost

PicWait, did we get that the right way around?

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