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Pixel 2 tinkerers force Google's hand: Secret custom silicon found

Windows 10 Fall Creators Update tackles IT's true menace: Cheating gamers

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Let's make the coppers wear cameras! That'll make the ba... Oh. No sodding difference

Jeff Bezos fires off a blue dart, singes Elon Musk and SpaceX

Boffins trapped antiprotons for days, still can't say why they survived the Big Bang

Once more, with feeling: Dawn to take a closer look at Ceres

Arm isn't saying IoT firmware sucks but it's writing a free secure BIOS for device makers

Linux Foundation wants to do to data what it's done for software

Google and Intel cook AI chips, neural network exchanges – and more

Do fear the Reaper: Huge army of webcams, routers raised from 'one million' hacked orgs

Verity Stob

'Screaming' man fined $149 for singing 'Everybody Dance Now'

We talk to Tron artist Syd Mead: On the other side of the screen, it all looks so easy

Tell the public how much our tram tickets cost? Are you mad?

Please replace the sword, says owner of now-hollow stone

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Vodafone analysed evidence in case where it was alleged victim

A man left on bail for more than seven years has hit out at Vodafone's role in his court case as alleged victim and examiner of vital computer evidence.

Gareth Corfield, 23 Oct 2017

Vodafone, EE and Three overcharging customers after contracts expire

Folk with mobiles on Vodafone, EE and Three are being stung by an average £22 per month for staying on their contracts after their handsets have been paid off, according to Citizens Advice.

Kat Hall, 20 Oct 2017

Losing money

Tezos crypto and $232m initial coin offering risks implosion – reports

Expert's protip: 'Hope is not an investment strategy'

Breakfast at Jeffrey's: UK CEO admits Voda 'slightly lost its mojo'

Also slags off BT, backs Ofcom, keeps mum on Liberty tie-up

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CableLabs, Cisco working on LTE-over-DOCSIS

+COMMENTPlan avoids the need for new fibre to connect a squillion small cells

Verizon coughs up $18m after crooked contractor overcharged NY schools

How'd you like them Big Apples? US telco caught up in kickback scam

Openreach offers duct-off providers 'OSA Filter' instead of Dark Fibre Access

Part of the opening of the network

Full-fibre ISP Hyperoptic clocked over mock doc schlock shock

Advert looked too much like a BT contract, says watchdog

UK.gov: Who wants £25m... cheers... to trial 5G? crickets chirping

If we start now, we might be better at it than Albania

Grant Shapps of coup shame fame stands by 'broadbad' research

InterviewOr was it David Green or Sebastian Fox?

Cisco's ACI adds multi-site support, multi-cloud coming next year

Kubernetes-coralled containers also get the software-defined networking policy treatment

Juniper warns of bitter 3rd quarter due to cloud sales crash

The cloud market's going nuts and Juniper rode it in Q1 and Q2. So what's wrong now?

You may not have noticed, but 'superfast' broadband is available to 94% of Blighty

Fivemiletown, Northern Ireland, ambles at a stately 1.2Mbps

Cisco sells data virtualization unit to Tibco

Bought in 2013, disposed of in 2017 due to misalignment with 'long-term focus'

He's no good for you! Ofcom wants to give folk powers to dump subpar broadband contracts

It's not you, it's m- ... No, wait, it's totally you

Intelsat and Intel reckon satellite spectrum could help with 5G's coming capacity crunch

Farmers can keep it, but cities' spectrum scarcity needs a fix

Russian telco backs up North Korea's sole Internet link

Transtelecom can reach 256 North Korean hosts

Broken light bulb

WTH is my domain? OpenSRS and Hover DOWN and OUT

UpdatedNetwork failure forces punters' websites offline

Binary data/big data conceptual illustration. Illustration via Shutterstock

Business hunches are so 1977. Proper data's a lot more grown-up

SponsoredFighting the instinct vs analytics wars

'Alternative network provider' CityFibre boosts sales 36%

But elsewhere experiences contract delays

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Boffins sling around entangled photons at telco wavelengths

1550 nanometres is the sweetest sweet spot

nbn™ sweetens the deal for business and its own bottom line

UpdatedMirrors price relief offered to consumer market

UK third worst in Europe for fibre-to-the-premises – report

Openreach stuck on upgrading legacy copper-based network

Fog lifts as standards bodies agree on fog compute interoperability

ETSI and OpenFog agree not to disagree, or overlap

The award for worst ISP goes to... it starts with Talk and ends with Talk

Two other big brands, Sky and BT, also in the naughty corner

Microsoft and Facebook's transatlantic cable completed

In 2018 'MAREA' will move ads and Azure from USA to Spain at 160 terabits per second

Nothing to see here, folks, literally... Citrix mysteriously pulls NetScaler downloads

Builds yanked offline for a week in bug riddle

Chief digital officer and sales director leave O2 amid ongoing shake-up

Roles yet to be filled

Ofcom to crack down on telcos' handling of nuisance callers

Also wants to extend consumer protection to cover more broadband services

Now EE's challenging UK regulator's mobile spectrum proposals

Joins Three in telling Ofcom: See you in court

Cisco's John Chambers to quit as exec chair

Southern drawler to fly off into sunset on back of a drone

Sprint CEO straight out accuses Verizon counterpart of LYING

IN ALL CAPS, no less

How to stop Facebook and Apple taking over the mobile phone industry

Cloudflare Internet SummitStreaming operating systems, virtualizing base stations

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123-Reg customers outraged at automatic .UK domain registration

www.howaboutno.co.uk, .uk, ... nope

Washington University sensor as a skin patch

Chirpy, chirpy, cheap, cheap: Printable IoT radios for 10 cents each

Backscatter boffins get Things talking over kilometres

Boffins' satcomms rig uses earthly LEDs to talk to orbiting PV panels

Lasers are too pricy, so we're using BLINKENLIGHTS instead

Chill out about net neutrality, says FCC head, because mobile phones are great

Mobile World CongressAll just part of a broader strategy

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Gov claws back £645m in BT broadband from subsidy

What councils spend it on is another matter

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