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Mirantis gros fromage quits to start new 'private LTE' biz on open-access spectrum

Live webcast with demo and Q&A: Quit your addiction to storage, says Komprise

We're Finnished: Nokia replaces CEO Rajeev Suri in industry Lundmark decision

Chipzilla or Chipzooky? If Intel's server CPU sales keep on shrinking, El Reg will have to update the branding

Chromium Edge shored up against unwanted apps, peekable notifications in Surface Duo, and a Power Apps T-shirt contest

Bye, bye Brazil: Sage takes a multi-million dollar bath as it slips out of Latin America

Windows 7 goes dual screen to shriek at passersby: Please, just upgrade me or let me die

Microsoft's Cortana turns its back on consumers as skills are stripped from Windows 10

Maersk prepares to lay off the Maidenhead staffers who rescued it from NotPetya super-pwnage

Wi-Fi kit spilling data with bad crypto – Huawei, eh? No, it's Cisco. US giant patches Krook spy-hole bug in network gear

Delicious irony: Credit rating builder Loqbox lets customer details and card numbers slip after 'sophisticated attack'

Southern Water not such a phisherman's phriend, hauls itself offline to tackle email lure

Game over, man: Microsoft test engineer who laundered stolen Xbox credits into $10m guilty of fraud

Are we having fund yet, npm? CTO calls for patience after devs complain promised donations platform has stalled

Google Cloud embraces GitOps with new Application Manager for Kubernetes

Honeycomb CTO Charity Majors to deliver keynote at our fabulous Continuous Lifecycle London conference

Hanoi rocks for R&D – just ask Samsung: Chaebol starts work on $220m AI, IoT, 5G facility

Scottish biz raided, fined £500k for making 193 million automated calls

Our 'solution is killing us in a number of areas' IBM said about doomed £175m Co-Op Insurance project

If it's Goodenough for me, it's Goodenough for you: Canuck utility biz goes all in on solid-state glass battery boffinry

Apple checks under the couch for $500m in spare change, offers it to make power-throttling gripes disappear

HP hostile takeover warms up: Xerox queues print job cash_and_shares.pdf, mails it to the board to mull over

Raspberry Pi goes 2GB for the price of 1GB in honour of mini-computer's eighth birthday

FCC sucks its teeth, clicks its tongue, says: Yeah, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile US, Verizon gleefully sold your location data. Guess we should fine them?

Geek's Guide

How's this for a remote support fix? Solar storm early-warning satellite repaired with million-mile software update

Starship bloopers: Watch Elon Musk's Mars ferry prototype explode on the pad during liquid nitrogen test

Surprise! Plans for a Brexit version of the EU's Galileo have been delayed

RIP Freeman Dyson: The super-boffin who applied his mathematical brain to nuclear magic, quantum physics, space travel, and more

Putting AI in the hands of healthcare

First MWC, then GDC, now Nvidia's GPU conference is online-only as coronavirus spreads in Silicon Valley

Drones must be constantly connected to the internet to give Feds real-time location data – new US govt proposal

Retailers, banks, unis and high schools used controversial law enforcement facial-recog software – and more

Verity Stob

Escape From Tarkov: Hardest of the hardcore looter-shooter is spellbinding despite the punishing learning curve

Sure, check through my background records… but why are you looking at my record collection?

EU court tells prudish IP office to fack off for balking at 'fack ju' trademark application

US Homeland Security mistakenly seizes British ad agency's website in prostitution probe gone wrong

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Dear makers of smart home things. Yeah, you with that bright idea of an IoT Candle. Here's an SDK from Amazon

UpdatedManagement software for smart devices to ease entry into ecosystem

Time to patch your lightbulb? Researchers demonstrate Philips Hue exploit

First the lightbulb. Then the controller. Then your internal network.

IoT security? We've heard of it, says UK.gov waving new regs

Department of Fun straps on a holster, strides into the wild west of online gadget users

Behold the Internet of Turf: IoT sucks waste energy from living plants to speak to satellites

Surely only a matter of time before the Matrix has you?

RISC-V business: SiFive and CEVA join forces to enable the development AI-amenable, edge-oriented processors

System-on-a-chip IP partnership seeks to create more smart home, automobile, robotics, IoT, and industrial applications, among others

Internet of crap (encryption): IoT gear is generating easy-to-crack keys

Poor entropy in embedded devices leading to weaker certificates: study

Amazon straightens up its IoT house, complete with virtual Alexa, ahead of Las Vegas shindig

re:InventCoffee machines will listen to you if vendors implement it

Samsung on fridge cert error: Someone tried to view 'unsavoury content' in middle of John Lewis

At least it'll wipe clean

Heavy data protection regulation looms in Labour plans for post-Brexit flows and IoT devices

Westminster Hall debate shows parties in harmony over sticking their oar in

In 21st-century tech dystopia, smart TV watches you, warns Princeton privacy prof

You make de-legitimising targeted advertising as a business model sound easy

Coin-mining malware jumps from Arm IoT gear to Intel servers

ExclusiveCryptocurrency crooks look to siphon cycles from enterprise kit

Even tech giants find themselves telling folk not to use default passwords on Internet of S**t kit

Top tips to defend against nation-state network intrusion

As the world secures itself, so do crims: Encrypted malware on the rise, warns Sonicwall

Let's be careful out there

Boffins ready to go live with system that will track creatures great and small from space

From elephants to fish, there's no GDPR in the animal kingdom

Fibaro flummoxed, Georgia courts held for ransom, and more

RoundupPlus, Florida Man out of a job for paying off hackers

More households invite creepy smart speakers indoors: Arch-slurper Google top dog for Q1

Chocolate Factory overtakes Amazon as European sales surge 45.1% – people clearly didn't hear the cries of frustrated Google Home users

The Great IoT Protocol War may have been won: Thread's 1.2 release aims at business

AnalysisMeanwhile in the home, it's all Google, Amazon, Apple…

Freaking out about fiendish IoT exploits? Maybe disable telnet, FTP and change that default password first?

Home devices are so poorly guarded, attackers don't even need sophisticated tools

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