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Salesfarce to Failsforce: Salesforce database blunder outage enters day three as fix falters

All nodes lead to Rome: Epyc leak spills deets on second-gen Zen 32-core AMD server chippery

UK mobile companies score £220m cashback from Ofcom over spectrum fee dispute

SoftIron unleashes the Accepherator. Geddit? It's an erasure coding accelerator for Ceph

Whisky business: Microsoft's spirited attempt to develop hooch with AI

Pushed around and kicked around, always a lonely boy: Run Huawei, Google Play, turns away, from Huawei... turns away

It's been a lean month for Microsoft's Visual Studio Code, but look! Remote Development

Microsoft sends partners hundreds of unwanted OPI: Other People's Invoices

Sophos tells users to roll back Microsoft's Patch Tuesday run if they want PC to boot

Boeing admits 737 Max sims didn't accurately reproduce what flying without MCAS was like

Let adware be treated as malware, Canuck boffins declare after breaking open Wajam ad injector

CIA traitor spy thrown in the clink for selling secrets to China. Stack Overflow, TeamViewer admit: We were hacked...

Mind the crane: Windows Server containers loaded up on the Azure Kubernetes Service

NPM today stands for Now Paging Microsoft: GitHub just launched its own software registry

Red Hat OpenShift 4 opens its doors to more Kubernetes goodness

Microsoft slaps the Edge name on SQL, unveils the HoloLens 2 Development Edition

UK's planned Espionage Act will crack down on Snowden-style Brit whistleblowers, suspected backdoored gear (cough, Huawei)

Swedish prosecutors request Assange detention: First step to European arrest warrant

Nvidia keeping mum on outlook for year as data centre slows, channel chokes on crypto crap

Police ICT Company kills £500m procurement, no longer wants one box shifter to rule them all

Lyft, Uber drivers boost app surge prices by turning off, tuning out – and cashing in

Do Not Track is back in the US Senate. And this time it means business. As in, fining businesses that stalk you online

FCC boss blesses T-Mobile US-Sprint merger amid sketchy promises, lashings of incoherency

Polygraph knows all: You've been using our user feedback form

Geek's Guide

When two become one: 200 boffins contribute to first Ultima Thule paper

It's 50 years to the day since Apollo 10 blasted off: America's lunar landing 'dress rehearsal'

SpaceX takes a leaf from the Microsoft playbook and stands down Starlink for an update

NASA wheels out Habitation prototypes while SpaceX encounters problems with parachutes

Google's cunning AI linguist, Uncle Sam drills ML skills into .mil, Intel's iffy CPU claims

Cosmoboffins use neural networks to build dark matter maps the easy way

Standards group W3C wins support from all major players to get AI working in the browser

Oracle AI's Eurovision horror show: How bad can it be? Yep. Badder

Verity Stob

Long-distance dildo devotee deploys ding-dong over data deceit

Russian bots are just for rigging US elections? They hit home, too: Kid stripped of crown in TV contest vote-fix scandal

Wine? No, posh noshery in high spirits despite giving away £4,500 bottle of Bordeaux

Silence of the vans: Uber adds 'Plz STFU, driver' button to app for posh passengers using Black

Data Centre > Networks

Money cloud

UK mobile companies score £220m cashback from Ofcom over spectrum fee dispute

Court rules regulator should cough for 'wrongful' increase

20 May 13:58 | 5

IPv4

Bloke accused of conning ARIN out of 750,000 IPv4 addresses worth $9m+ to peddle on black market

The failure to shift to IPv6 is now literally a criminal matter

17 May 00:13 | 29

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Banhammer Republic: Trump declares national emergency, starts ball rolling to boot Huawei out of ALL US networks

Fail Huawei, fail Huawei, fail Huawei: Executive order targets IT, telecom systems

15 May 23:28 | 137

C'mon, UK networks! Poor sods have 'paid' for their contract phones a few times over... Tell 'em about good deals

You have a year – Ofcom

15 May 16:10 | 57

Cloudflare gives websites their marching orders to hasten page rendering automatically

Adjustments to HTTP/2 Prioritization allow faster delivery of web resources

15 May 10:16 | 21

Vodafone hacks dividend as it reports €7.6bn losses for FY19

Shareholders left counting cost of 40% annual payout squeeze. CEO says balance sheet needed some love after 5G spectrum auction overheads

14 May 12:27 | 16

Ex-Arm execs' upstart Agile Analog palmed $5m to sink into AI-driven chip design

Robot overlords making robot overlords

13 May 16:15 | 4

UK Home Office: If we want Ofcom to break the law, that should be perfectly legal

Department to appeal High Court ruling over ministerial powers

13 May 12:08 | 19

Press 2 to make a bid: Troubled biz comms beast Avaya confirms fire sale

Cue shares diving 16% for Santa Clara-based contact centre tech outfit

10 May 13:50 | 7

Home Office cops an earful for emergency network feck-ups - £3bn overbudget and 3 years late

Red warning light for blue-light comms

10 May 09:50 | 52

Someone demanding freedom of speech

Amazon backtracks on planned S3 changes that would hamper free speech activists

Existing censorship-resistant S3 paths get a stay of execution

10 May 06:01 | 14

BT to up targets for FTTP rollout 'if the right conditions are met'

Oh and fiscal '19 crappy, fiscal '20 forecasts gloomy too

09 May 15:30 | 37

broadband

Brit broadband download speeds are still below the global average, hoots Ofcom

Um, are we supposed to feel proud about this?

08 May 16:45 | 27

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Marvell's Avengers, er, Aquantia Endgame: Biz gobbled up for $452m in robo-ride Ethernet bid

Self-driving cars are gonna need a decent amount of internal networking

07 May 20:34 | 1

Lightning speed – how fast is that again? Virgin plugs in another 102k to superfast broadband

But revenues for Q1 2019 flat as a pancake

07 May 17:20 | 23

Arista cats far from purring despite shifting plenty more switches in Q1

Dyspeptic hyperscalers belch: We couldn't eat another bite for now, thanks

03 May 13:37 | 1

Mellanox investor proposes class action to kill Nvidia's $6.9bn mega buy

Calling all the ASIC snitches...

02 May 15:53 | 5

Help us, SD-WAN to grow fee: Goldman Sachs and pals chuck $50m at Aryaka

That ought to help MPLS meet with a little, er, accident

01 May 12:31 | 5

Huawei, Huawei. Huawei, Huawei. Feeling hot, hot, hot: US threatens to cut UK from intel sharing over Chinese tech giant

AnalysisWar over Middle Kingdom's 5G gear heats up

29 Apr 21:19 | 93

Switchzilla rolls out Wi-Fi 6 kit: New access points, switch for a standard that hasn't officially arrived

Snitches get switches, apparently - as 802.11ax(ed) and sexy 6 moniker stitched

29 Apr 16:48 | 16

Dell pulls, er, large lever, powers up Big Switch OEM deal

BS's cloud software to manage Dell switch hardware

29 Apr 12:49 | 1

MOST READ

Google Android mascot takes off with a bindle

Pushed around and kicked around, always a lonely boy: Run Huawei, Google Play, turns away, from Huawei... turns away

Boeing 737-Max 9 on Shutterstock

Boeing admits 737 Max sims didn't accurately reproduce what flying without MCAS was like

Tartan

Exclusive: Windows for Workgroups terror the Tartan Bandit confesses all to The Register

malware

Let adware be treated as malware, Canuck boffins declare after breaking open Wajam ad injector

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Gin and bear it: Juniper Networks sales down across the board... so, er, 'better than expected'

Hopes to berry woes of sloe Q1 '19

26 Apr 15:17 | 5

Internet industry freaks out over proposed unlimited price hikes on .org domain names

UpdatedThe domain name system is going to get more expensive and probably less competitive

26 Apr 06:09 | 96

Gather round, friends. Listen close. It's time to list the five biggest lies about 5G

CommentLet's cut the crap, El Reg style

25 Apr 20:12 | 142

kcom phone box

One of UK's largest pension funds goes to Hull, bids £504m for broadband firm KCOM

Largest shareholders for LSE-listed biz give thumbs-up to proposed sale

25 Apr 13:01 | 15

networking plugs

UK cautiously gives Huawei the nod for 5G network gear sales

But only on the edge, Chinese giant not trusted in the core

24 Apr 08:32 | 33

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'Fake 5G' feud falters as Sprint, AT&T settle suit over 'misleading' label

The 'E' is for 'Ersatz'

23 Apr 13:30 | 7

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Cheapskate Brits appear to love their Poundland MVNOs as UK's big four snubbed in survey again

UpdatedGiffgaff tops satisfaction ratings, Vodafone brings up the rear

23 Apr 10:28 | 76

UK comms watchdog mulls 5G tweaks: Operators want moooooar power

Oh and remove the guard bands, would you Ofcom?

19 Apr 12:40 | 38

BBM is dead, long live BBMe: Encrypted chat plat opened up to all as consumer version burns

BlackBerry throws lifebelt to marooned users

18 Apr 15:26 | 12

Huawei thanks US for 'raising 5G awareness' by banning telecom kit giant's wares

It's like talking to my children, sighs marketing bigwig

18 Apr 10:08 | 16

Cisco whispers the three little words to really get an ASR 9000 net admin's blood pumping: Remote unauthenticated access

Critical patch available now for those with vulnerable kit

18 Apr 00:14 | 8

China Mobile

China Mobile, you can kiss good Pai to America: FCC to ban 'spy risk' telco from US

Welcome to the free market as defined by right-wing politics

17 Apr 21:17 | 46

UK watchdog slaps 'misleading' Voda ad: Gigafast... maybe so – but not for £23

Virgin complaint upheld

17 Apr 14:37 | 31

Now, how to boost fibre throughput to a stonking 240Gbps? With frikkin' spin-lasers, of course

Approach could one day create faster data centre interconnect

17 Apr 09:05 | 21

Road Closed sign

Google Fiber experiment ends with Choc Factory paying Louisville $3.8m to clean up its mess

Payout will cover costs incurred for (not quite) burying cable

16 Apr 00:55 | 42

As long as there's fibre somewhere along the line, High Court judge reckons it's fine to flog it as 'fibre' broadband

Cityfibre loses judicial review against ad regulator

15 Apr 15:05 | 124

It is but 'LTE with new shoes': Industry bod points a judgy finger at the US and Korea's 5G fakery

Wait until you see the real thing, folks...

15 Apr 08:02 | 44

Russian parliament waves through powers for internet iron curtain

High potential of cutting off the nose to spite the face

12 Apr 18:06 | 26

Now that's service: TalkTalk customers enjoy a Friday morning free of pesky emails

The day has a 'y' in it – must be time for an outage

12 Apr 12:59 | 20

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