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Huawei rotating CEO: Chinese government will not 'just stand by and watch Huawei be slaughtered'

Cloudflare is over the moon because its pro-privacy 1.1.1.1 DNS service got a clean bill of health from everyone's favorite auditor – KPMG

Watch your MANRS: Akamai, Amazon, Netflix, Microsoft, Google, and pals join internet routing security effort

Half of organisations willing to be led into the first circle of hell, or what Dante might call upgrading an ERP system

MariaDB cuddles Kubernetes, snuggles ServiceNow and readies analytics with latest update to cloudy SkySQL

Didn't see that coming: DataStax emits open source Kubernetes operator for Cassandra

Microsoft expands AI features in Office, but are they any good? Mixed, according to our vulture

Zoom's end-to-end encryption isn't actually end-to-end at all. Good thing the PM isn't using it for Cabinet calls. Oh, for f...

Australian state will install home surveillance hardware to make sure if you're in virus isolation, you stay there

Singapore government scraps physical 2FA tokens for government services

Epic Games floats $1m bounty to ID source of 'commercial smear' claiming Houseparty chat app has been hacked

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 civil service has a new boss: Alex Chisholm dubbed permanent secretary for the Cabinet Office

Tech's big names start to disclose possible bottom-line coronavirus impacts

UK Information Commissioner OKs use of phone data to track coronavirus spread

Infosys fires employee who Facebooked 'let's hold hands and share coronavirus'

Talk about ill-gotten gains: Coronavirus KOs Xerox's $30bn months-long hostile takeover bid of HP Inc

Xiaomi, phone home: Chinese everything shop currently making most sales on smartphones

Uncle Sam turns the screws on VoIP providers allegedly used by coronavirus, tax, bogus tech support scammers

Planet Computers has really let things slide: Firm's third real-keyboard gizmo boasts 5G, Android 10, Linux support

Geek's Guide

NASA mulls restoring Saturn V to service as SLS delays and costs mount

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

Are you extracting the urine, ESA? Why, yes it is, from Moon dwellers to build homes out of lunar regolith. Possibly

Remember that clinical trial, promoted by President Trump, of a possible COVID-19 cure? So, so, so many questions...

Hong Kong swells tech-buying subsidies for local businesses that buy from local businesses

Samsung calls it a day on liquid-crystal display, says quantum dot is really hot

Relax, breaking a website's fine-print doesn't make you a criminal hacker, says judge in US cyber-law legal row

Sunday: Australia is shocked UK would consider tracking mobile data to beat pandemic. Monday: Australia to deploy drone intimidation squads

Verity Stob

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

Lobsters given seats on coronavirus rescue flights... although they're probably not in a rush for a boiling bath

Internet use up 40 per cent in San Francisco Bay Area – but you know what’s even higher? Yep, alcohol, weed use

You're not fooling anyone on that vid-conference call: Walmart says shirt sales soaring, pants not pulled up

Articles about NASA

First crew launch in US since 2011 could happen by May, 34 more OneWeb sats, and astros share their top isolation tips

RoundupIn space, no one can hear you scream 'Who used the last sheet of toilet roll!'

Damn you, coronavirus. Damn you. Now you've gone too far: James Webb Space Telescope, Moon mission work paused

Including effort to land first woman on the lunar surface

Apollo astronaut Al Worden – once named most isolated human being of all time – dies aged 88

Flew Apollo 15 Command Module to an inhuman apogee, made first deep space EVA

Boots on Moon? Well, the boot part is right: Audit of NASA's Space Launch System reveals more delays, cost overruns

Stop us if you'd heard this one before

Rocket Lab wants to break free, hopes next mission is more 'A Kind Of Magic' than 'Another One Bites The Dust'

RoundupPlus: Last hurrah for v1 Dragon and Boeing is in trouble

Axiom signs up with SpaceX to fly private astronauts to the International Space Station

Three 'nauts, one commander to ride Musk's missile for an eight-day stay

No joy for all you Rover McRoverface fans: NASA's next Mars bot is christened Perseverance

Plucky droid will look for signs of microbial life, study climate to help prepare future visitors

Australia down for scheduled maintenance: No talking to Voyager 2 for 11 months

Was it something I said?

Boeing didn't run end-to-end test on Calamity Capsule, DSCOVR up and running, and NASA buys a Falcon Heavy

Roundup'Test Like You Fly'? Yeah, we've heard of it

RIP Katherine Johnson: The extraordinary NASA mathematician astronauts trusted over computers

Obit'She was an American hero and her pioneering legacy will never be forgotten'

SpaceX Falcon 9 meets watery end, and NASA needs someone to go to Mars and whack its mole

RoundupAlso: Musical Soyuz seats ahead of next ISS mission

SpaceX's next Starlink volley remains stuck on Earth to glee of astronomers everywhere

RoundupPlus: Did NASA just accidentally give the game away?

Ever dream of being an astronaut? Now’s your chance. NASA wants new people for the Moon and Mars

You'll need a STEM degree and the ability to be a steely-eyed rocket person

Forget the Oscars, the Solar Orbiter is off to take a close look at our nearest (and super-hot) star

Sun, science and, er, more science

Starliner snafu could've been worse: Software errors plague Boeing's Calamity Capsule

NASA: Defects risked 'loss of vehicle'

NASA's Christina Koch returns to Earth as the longest-serving woman astronaut – after spending 328 days in space

The plucky star-trekker also part of the first all-female spacewalk, too

The show Musk go on: Elon asks Uncle Sam to let him fly his Starship over Texas, scores fat NASA contract

Grimey man unveils a pair of deals

In case you wanna launch your boss into the Sun, good news: Earth's largest solar telescope just checked and, yeah, it's still pretty fiery

Most detailed close-ups of our star are in – and get a load of these plasma bubbles the size of Texas

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