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VMware’s cloudy capacity constraint stretches into third week

SAP hits back in Oracle cloud spat: I am rubber, you are glue, we have twice as many ERP installations as you

Buy now, pay later: HPE says demand for financing jumps amid pandemic

Changing of the guard at Cloud Foundry: CTO made executive director, VMware veep becomes chairman of the board

Stop us if you've heard this before: Boeing's working on 737 Max software fixes for autopilot, stabilization bugs

As Zoom bans spread over privacy concerns, vid-conf biz taps up Stamos as firefighter in totally-not-a-PR-stunt move

We could all do with a bit of empathy in our systems, says Mozilla as it ships Firefox 75 in the thick of global pandemic

Saving your battery as well as your privacy? New Brave for Android claims 5% power reduction

Low-orbit internet banking fraud claim alleged to be a load of space junk

Cloudflare dumps Google's reCAPTCHA, moves to hCaptcha as free ride ends (and something about privacy)

Microsoft prevents Domain of Danger from falling into miscreants' paws by forking out cash for corp.com

Please, just stop downloading apps from unofficial stores: Android users hit with 'unkillable malware'

Compose yourselves – Docker has published multi-container app spec, needs contributors to help maintain and develop it

Asleep at the wheel: Why did it take 5 HOURS for Microsoft to acknowledge an Azure DevOps TITSUP*?

If you don't cover your Docker daemon API port you'll have a hell of a time... because cryptocreeps are hunting for it

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

China's biggest e-learning company admits deliberately getting its sums wrong when counting sales

Rolls-Royce leads data analytics alliance with its sights set on COVID-19 economic recovery

Tribunal halts all Information Commissioner's Office cases because UK data watchdog can't print or organise PDFs

Dixons Carphone top brass take 20% pay cut as swathes of Brit workforce furloughed

Twitter takes away twits' ability to limit ad data sharing – after telling investors its own privacy settings hurt revenue

Commit to Android codebase suggests Google may strong-arm phone makers into using 'seamless' partitioned updates

Still waiting for your Atari retro gaming console? You're not alone: Its architect has just sued the biz for 'non-payment'

Samsung's Galaxy S7 line has had a good run with four years of security updates – but you'll want to trade yours in now

Geek's Guide

COVID-19 is pretty nasty but maybe this is taking social distancing too far? Universe may not be expanding equally in all directions

Academic showdown as boffins biff-baff over when Version 1.0 of Earth's magnetic core was released

If at first you don't succeed, fly, fly again: Boeing to repeat CST-100 test, Russia preps another ISS taxi

Antarctic science put on ice by coronavirus – next summer's expeditions restricted to essentials and robots

Australia state adds AI number plate readers to GPS tracking of corona-quarantine busters

You're either bored stiff or going bonkers with stress in lockdown. Maybe you could take a break with this survey?

WeWork sues SoftBank over 'AWOL' $3bn shares purchase – which included millions lined up for ousted CEO Neumann

Time to brush up on current affairs. Because we're predicting Li-ion batt lifetimes using impedance and AI

Verity Stob

Upstart Americans brandish alligators at the almighty Reg Standards Soviet

Watch out, everyone, here come the Coronavirus Cops, enjoying their little slice of power way too much

Apple creates face shield for health workers, resists the temptation to call it the 'iMask'

Reg fashion special: Top designer says 'video chat accessories' are in for spring!

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Pornography, violence and JG Ballard: High Rise, the 1970s' internet

Start complaining about the lifts, soon you're doxing your own mum and eating the dog

After Burner: Sega’s jet-fighting, puke-inducing arcade marvel

Antique Code ShowTop Gun-inspired 1980s crowd pleaser

The Breakfast (Table) of Champions: Micro Machines

Antique Code ShowDesktop gaming in every sense of the phrase

Who wants a classic ThinkPad with whizzy new hardware? Lenovo would just love to know

First shove the chiclet keyboard where the sun doesn't shine

Shadow of the Beast: Amiga classic returns from the darkness

Antique Code Show16-bit showcase game that was just too tough to be fun

King's Bounty (1990): Enter the kleptomaniac dragon

Antique Code ShowEmploy a mighty army, locate a symbolic staff

Mortal Kombat: Brawler gaming's quintessential gorefest

Antique Code Show'So real it hurts'

Telly behemoths: Does size matter?

FeatureAnd in Blighty, does class matter even more?

Drinking games: Tapper 1983, this Bud's for you...

Antique Code ShowWe can't vouch for the taste, but the ambience is great

Ghosts of Christmas Past: The long-ago geek gifts that made us what we are

Product RoundupZX computers, Meccano and more

Q*bert: The Escher-inspired platform puzzler from 1982

Antique Code ShowYou had to be elegant then, there was no brute force option

World of Warcraft then and now: From Orcs and Humans to Warlords of Draenor

Antique Code ShowThe WoW factor

One hard ghoulie: 1985's Ghosts 'n Goblins

Antique Code ShowTake me dancing naked in the… graveyard

Smash 'n' grab: Fighting GODZILLA in your lounge? Read this first

Antique Code ShowFat and bloated? How dare you!

WTF happened to Pac-Man?

Antique Code ShowIn his thirties and still afraid of ghosts

Loki, LC3 and Pandora: The great Sinclair might-have-beens

ArchaeologicThe ‘Super-Spectrum Entertainment Engine’ and more

Micro Men: The story of the syntax era

MonitorThe making of a retro-tech telly classic

You’re NOT fired: The story of Amstrad’s amazing CPC 464

Archaeologic30 years ago, a budget micro shocked a nation - with how good it was

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