25 years of meatbags permanently in space on the ISS
All good things come to an end, and the outpost is unlikely to reach 30
Google's Gemini Deep Research can now read your Gmail and rummage through Google Drive
Even with more info, web giant says agent can't be trusted to keep you healthy, wealthy, and wise
52-year-old data tape could contain only known copy of UNIX V4
It might have the first-ever version of UNIX written in C
AI benchmarks are a bad joke – and LLM makers are the ones laughing
Study finds many tests don't measure the right things
Allianz UK joins growing list of Clop’s Oracle E-Business Suite victims
Insurance giant’s UK arm says cybercriminals misattributed the real victim
Cyber-crime10 Nov 2025 | 1
Three most important factors in enterprise IT: control, control, control
Opinion We’re all out of it. How to get it back is an open secret
Software10 Nov 2025 | 2
UK military looking for tactical comms, systems suppliers in deal worth up to £9.6B
Major battle field technology refresh will be open to the rest of public sector
Public Sector10 Nov 2025 | 5
Cisco creating new security model using 30 years of data describing cyber-dramas and saves
Exclusive Doubles parameters to over 17 billion, to detect threats and recommend actions
Security10 Nov 2025 | 4
Techie ran up $40,000 bill trying to download a driver
Who, Me? In the dialup age, small mistakes could cost big money
OSes10 Nov 2025 | 29
Microsoft teases agents that become ‘independent users within the workforce’
Licensing expert worries they’ll be out of control on day one
AI + ML10 Nov 2025 | 19
Data breach at Chinese infosec firm reveals cyber-weapons and target list
Asia In Brief PLUS: India’s tech services exports growing fast; South Korea puts the bite on TXT spam; NTT gets into autonomous vehicles; and more!
Security09 Nov 2025 | 3
Louvre's pathetic passwords belong in a museum, just not that one
Infosec in brief PLUS: CISA layoffs continue; Lawmakers criticize camera security; China to execute scammers; And more
Security09 Nov 2025 | 12
Europe to decide if 6 GHz is shared between Wi-Fi and cellular networks
Two different groups want this valuable spectrum, but can they share?
Networks09 Nov 2025 | 24
Here's one way to cut support ticket volume… send them to another company entirely
Misdirection is the new resolution at major video game house
Offbeat09 Nov 2025 | 21
Who's watching the watchers? This Mozilla fellow, and her Surveillance Watch map
interview Esra'a Al Shafei spoke with The Reg about the spy tech 'global trade'
Security08 Nov 2025 | 25
Microsoft's lack of quality control is out of control
OPINION At one point, Microsoft's QC was legendary. Now, it's the wrong kind of legend
Software08 Nov 2025 | 137
Help desk boss fell for ‘Internet Cleaning Day’ prank - then swore he got the joke
On Call Lost packets would be cleaned out of routers, dead gopher servers would be pulled out of holes …
Meta can't afford its $600B love letter to Trump
The Zuck better hope his finance bros have deep pockets and a whole lotta patience to pull this off
Off-Prem08 Nov 2025 | 43
ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok make very squishy jury members
All three acquitted a teen in a mock trial based on a case where a judge ruled guilty
AI + ML08 Nov 2025 | 17
Previously unknown Landfall spyware used in 0-day attacks on Samsung phones
'Precision espionage campaign' began months before the flaw was fixed
Research07 Nov 2025 | 7
AI benchmarks are a bad joke – and LLM makers are the ones laughing
Study finds many tests don't measure the right things
AI + ML07 Nov 2025 | 22
Blackwell a no-sell in China as trade deal fails to materialize
Xi and Trump haven't gotten to discuss the chips, though they were supposed to
AI + ML07 Nov 2025 | 6
52-year-old data tape could contain only known copy of UNIX V4
It might have the first-ever version of UNIX written in C
OSes07 Nov 2025 | 51
China warns Dutch away from Nexperia as it lets chip exports resume
Netherlands court still overseeing governance at the chipmaker
Systems07 Nov 2025 | 13
SUPERCOMPUTING MONTH
Power crunch threatens to derail AI datacenter construction
Supply chains also unprepared for liquid cooling demands
Oak Ridge lab bags $125M to bolt quantum onto supercomputers
The DoE’s planned funding runs through 2030
$10B + spent on liquid cooling this week – it's only Tuesday
Eaton and Vertiv splash cash as HPC infrastructure and AI factories run hot
AI's trillion dollar deal wheel bubbling around Nvidia, OpenAI
Feature How to build a trillion-dollar industry: Step 1, invest in your customers. Step 2, sell them stuff
Google's Gemini Deep Research can now read your Gmail and rummage through Google Drive
Even with more info, web giant says agent can't be trusted to keep you healthy, wealthy, and wise
AI + ML07 Nov 2025 | 26
Cybercrims plant destructive time bomb malware in industrial .NET extensions
Multi-year wait for destruction comes to an end for mystery attackers
Cyber-crime07 Nov 2025 | 20
Researchers want to kill the vibe, propose better model for AI coding
MIT researchers offer cure for illegible software
Software07 Nov 2025 | 22
Musk gets approval for bumper Tesla payout but, unlike his robot, there are strings attached
Behold the one trillion dollar man
AI + ML07 Nov 2025 | 66
'Windows sucks,' former Microsoft engineer says, explains how to fix it
Respecting users choices and offering a hardcore mode among key suggestions.
OSes07 Nov 2025 | 140
25 years of meatbags permanently in space on the ISS
All good things come to an end, and the outpost is unlikely to reach 30
Science07 Nov 2025 | 55
Microsoft's data sovereignty: Now with extra sovereignty!
Under shadow of US CLOUD Act, Redmond releases raft of services to calm customers in the EU
PaaS + IaaS07 Nov 2025 | 43
Bank of England says JLR's cyberattack contributed to UK's unexpectedly slower GDP growth
This kind of material economic impact from online crooks thought to be a UK-first
Cyber-crime07 Nov 2025 | 41
The race to shore up Europe’s power grids against cyberattacks and sabotage
Feature Ukraine first to demo open source security platform to isolate incidents, stop lateral movement
UK tax collector falls short on digital efficiency, watchdog says
Treasury found £1.6 billion for extra tech investment expecting 15 percent efficiency saving. So far HMRC has underwhelmed
Public Sector07 Nov 2025 | 30
Foxconn hires humanoid robots to make servers at Nvidia's Texas factory
We're months away from AI building AI
AI + ML07 Nov 2025 | 67
Rideshare giant moves 200 Macs out of the cloud, saves $2.4 million
Grab tried to virtualize macOS, but Apple doesn’t make that easy
On-Prem07 Nov 2025 | 54
As AI enables bad actors, how are 3,000+ teams responding?
Breaking down trends in exposure management with insightsfrom 3,000+ organizations and Intruder's security experts
Partner Content
Microsoft will force its 'superintelligence' to be a 'humanist' and play nice with people
Redmond's new AI boss is willing to sacrifice performance for the future of our species
AI + ML06 Nov 2025 | 29
Gootloader malware back for the attack, serves up ransomware
Move fast - miscreants compromised a domain controller in 17 hours
Cyber-crime06 Nov 2025 | 2
Google’s Ironwood TPUs represent a bigger threat than Nvidia would have you believe
Chocolate Factory's homegrown silicon boasts Blackwell-level perf at massive scale
AI + ML06 Nov 2025 | 10
OpenAI's Altman and Friar walk back remarks about federal loan guarantees
updated Money-losing biz says it does not need help to meet massive infrastructure commitments
AI + ML06 Nov 2025 | 27
Cisco warns of 'new attack variant' battering firewalls under exploit for 6 months
Plus 2 new critical vulns - patch now
Patches06 Nov 2025 | 4
Senate bill would require companies to report AI layoffs as job cuts reach 20-year high in October
ai-pocalypse Government agencies would also have to report losses due to automation.
AI + ML06 Nov 2025 | 37
Why the future of the datacenter is the infrastructure operating system
From bolt-on chaos to built-in AI: Infrastructure with no assembly required
Partner Content
Union brands Rockstar’s leak claim “a distraction” as protests hit Take-Two London
Rockstar says it fired staff for leaks, but the IWGB accuses the GTA maker of union-busting
Software06 Nov 2025 | 11
FBI prevails over convicted fraudster in $345M destroyed Bitcoin dispute
Counterfeiter failed to conjure a credible claim, appeals court rules
Legal06 Nov 2025 | 24
Agents of misfortune: The world isn't ready for autonomous software
Opinion Amazon's spat with Perplexity shows that technology is not the only blocker for the agentic era
AI + ML06 Nov 2025 | 35
Lenovo puts the 'cloud' in cloud computing, proposes mid-air datacenters
Sustainable vision? Who knows
On-Prem06 Nov 2025 | 25
'Vibe coding' named Word of the Year. Developers everywhere faceplant
It's not a bug, it's a feeling
AI + ML06 Nov 2025 | 63
Microsoft: Don't let AI agents near your credit card yet
Shopping bots pick first option and are 'vulnerable to manipulation', Magentic Marketplace trial finds
AI + ML06 Nov 2025 | 24
You'll never guess what the most common passwords are. Oh, wait, yes you will
Most of you still can't do better than 123456?
Security06 Nov 2025 | 208
Microsoft Configuration Manager to switch to an annual release cadence
Intune is where the party's at, even if admins might prefer the Configuration Manager kitchen
Applications06 Nov 2025 | 9
SonicWall fingers state-backed cyber crew for September firewall breach
Spies, not crooks, were behind digital heist – damage stopped at the backups, says US cybersec biz
Cyber-crime06 Nov 2025 | 10
Colt gets greenlight for £2.5bn London datacenter splurge
Three hyperscale sheds to double capacity near Heathrow
On-Prem06 Nov 2025 | 23
Malware-pwned laptop gifts cybercriminals Nikkei's Slack
Stolen creds let miscreants waltz into 17K employees' chats, spilling info on staff and partners
Cyber-crime06 Nov 2025 | 5
Boffins: cloud computing's on-demand biz model is failing us
Science loses when lab workers grapple with costs and availability, claim researchers
PaaS + IaaS06 Nov 2025 | 29
SPONSORED FEATURES
How TeamViewer builds enterprise trust through security-first design
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AI's biggest threat isn't skynet, it's thermodynamics
xFusion champions a holistic hardware strategy that tackles the fundamental physics of the modern datacenter
Huawei's ACT pathway powers scalable AI adoption across industries
Company unveils pathway for intelligent transformation
UK space sector 'lacks strategic direction,' Lords warn
Parliamentary report calls for sovereign launch capability and reduced dependence on US services
Science06 Nov 2025 | 30
China uses Mars orbiter to snap interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS
Middle Kingdom also postpones astronaut return mission after something hit its spaceship
Science06 Nov 2025 | 35
Qualcomm bets on inferencing in the cloud, which Arm says can’t run it all it forever
Awkward, seeing as they’re close partners
AI + ML06 Nov 2025 | 3
Microsoft apologizes for not explaining cheaper no-AI M365 plans, and all it took was a government lawsuit
Updated Even offers refunds if users sign up for AI they don’t want, once it fixed a bad link
SaaS06 Nov 2025 | 45
Popular
Who's watching the watchers? This Mozilla fellow, and her Surveillance Watch map
interview Esra'a Al Shafei spoke with The Reg about the spy tech 'global trade'
Europe to decide if 6 GHz is shared between Wi-Fi and cellular networks
Two different groups want this valuable spectrum, but can they share?
Here's one way to cut support ticket volume… send them to another company entirely
Misdirection is the new resolution at major video game house
Data breach at Chinese infosec firm reveals cyber-weapons and target list
Asia In Brief PLUS: India’s tech services exports growing fast; South Korea puts the bite on TXT spam; NTT gets into autonomous vehicles; and more!
Microsoft teases agents that become ‘independent users within the workforce’
Licensing expert worries they’ll be out of control on day one
Louvre's pathetic passwords belong in a museum, just not that one
Infosec in brief PLUS: CISA layoffs continue; Lawmakers criticize camera security; China to execute scammers; And more
Techie ran up $40,000 bill trying to download a driver
Who, Me? In the dialup age, small mistakes could cost big money
Cisco creating new security model using 30 years of data describing cyber-dramas and saves
Exclusive Doubles parameters to over 17 billion, to detect threats and recommend actions
UK military looking for tactical comms, systems suppliers in deal worth up to £9.6B
Major battle field technology refresh will be open to the rest of public sector
Three most important factors in enterprise IT: control, control, control
Opinion We’re all out of it. How to get it back is an open secret
STORIES
Perplexity shows how to run monster AI models more efficiently on aging GPUs, AWS networks
Some clever networking hacks open the door
AI + ML05 Nov 2025 | 2
Azure stumbles in Western Europe, Microsoft blames 'thermal event'
Degraded performance and possible dependency problems across AZs
PaaS + IaaS05 Nov 2025 | 20
Sony rolls out a standard way to measure bias in how AI describes what it 'sees'
Images in the test dataset were all sourced with consent
AI + ML05 Nov 2025 | 14
Why UK businesses are paying ICO millions for password mistakes you're probably making right now
Strongly-worded emails to staff telling them to be more careful aren't going to cut it anymore
Partner Content
Gorge on Microsoft Store apps with 16-at-once installer
hands on For now it works only with the web version of the Microsoft Store
Applications05 Nov 2025 | 9
Black Hawk chown: DARPA takes helicopter pilots out of the air for $6M
An hour’s tablet training and a soldier was sending the bird on autonomous errands
Public Sector05 Nov 2025 | 23
Uncle Sam lets Google take Wiz for $32B
Second time's the charm for after Wiz rejected Google's $23B offer last year
Security05 Nov 2025 | 3
When Debian won't do, Devuan 6 'Excalibur' Linux makes the grade
Debian 13 base, minus systemd and RISC-V build
OSes05 Nov 2025 | 43
AMD taking AI fight to Nvidia with Helios rack-scale system
CEO Lisa Su says next-gen MI400 GPUs and architecture gaining traction with hyperscalers
Systems05 Nov 2025 | 4
Two-fifths of SAP Americas users yet to ditch legacy ERP
S/4HANA migration? Many still worried about business process change
Databases05 Nov 2025 | 7
AMD red-faced over random-number bug that kills cryptographic security
Local privileges required to exploit flaw in Ryzen and Epyc CPUs. Some patches available, more on the way
Security05 Nov 2025 | 11
Attackers abuse Gemini AI to develop ‘Thinking Robot’ malware and data processing agent for spying purposes
Meanwhile, others tried to social-engineer the chatbot itself
Cyber-crime05 Nov 2025 | 6
Rust Foundation tries to stop maintainers corroding
Memory safety costs money: Maintainers Fund to directly pay developers for their work
Software05 Nov 2025 | 22
Snowflake goes all out to woo PostgreSQL developers with lakehouse extensions
Buyers still struggling to differentiate data platforms in era of AI
Databases05 Nov 2025 |
M&S pegs cyberattack cleanup costs at £136M as profits slump
Retailer's tech systems aren’t down anymore, but the same can’t be said for its rocky financials
Cyber-crime05 Nov 2025 | 18
Famed software engineer DJB tries Fil-C… and likes what he sees
A ‘three-letter person’ experiments with the new type-safe C, and is impressed
Software05 Nov 2025 | 83
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