Comms regulator says UK cloud market should be referred to competition watchdog
Ofcom takes quick glance, says: It's off to the CMA with you
NASA humanoid robot to be tested as remote oil rig attendant
Doing the dirty work for Australia's Woodside Energy will help prepare bot for work in space
The AI arms race could give us the cool without the cruel
Opinion
War is obscene but it's also responsible for many technological advances
Turning a computer off, then on again, never goes wrong. Right?
Who, Me?
Health service techie learns what happens when you brute-force a bureaucracy
Oracle pours fuel all over Red Hat source code drama
Big Blue is just a gold digger, says avid auditor of software licenses
Software10 Jul 2023 | 4
Intel patches buggy Sapphire Rapids Xeons, resumes shipments
Relax, says chip giant, it's an easy fix
Systems10 Jul 2023 | 1
Fedora Project mulls 'privacy preserving' usage telemetry
Presumably Red Hat feels it hasn't alienated enough people recently
Software10 Jul 2023 | 13
Starlink satellites leak astronomy-disturbing EM radiation, say boffins
The light pollution problem is so 2022
Science10 Jul 2023 | 5
Musk sues law firm for overcharging Twitter when Twitter was suing Musk
X Corp boss invokes spirit of 'Cops arrest man for burning Burning Man man'
Legal10 Jul 2023 | 24
Microsoft's Azure West Europe region blew away in freak summer storm
Network issues caused by nature's hilarious prank
PaaS + IaaS10 Jul 2023 | 4
Man who nearly killed physical media returns with $60,000 vinyl turntable
Ive got a bad feeling about this
Offbeat10 Jul 2023 | 50
US unhappy about China's tech pushback, rules out decoupling
When we sanction you, it's for national security. When you sanction us, that's just spiteful
Systems10 Jul 2023 | 9
Let's have a chat about Java licensing, says unsolicited Oracle email
Exclusive Don't tell Big Red too much, experts advise
BT CEO Jansen confirms he's quitting within 12 months
FTTP builds? 25M homes target on track. 68% coverage of 5G in UK. Mega redundancies programme initiated. He's off
Networks10 Jul 2023 | 5
Number of pensioners hurt by DWP legacy system error actually 65,000
UK benefits department forced to use 'legacy bridge' to help reduce error after underpaying people by c £1B
On-Prem10 Jul 2023 | 4
Comms regulator says UK cloud market should be referred to competition watchdog
Ofcom takes quick glance, says: It's off to the CMA with you
PaaS + IaaS10 Jul 2023 | 2
Sarah Silverman, novelists sue OpenAI for scraping their books to train ChatGPT
AI in brief Plus: Adobe is limiting how staff can use external generative AI tools, and the Pentagon is testing different large language models
AI + ML10 Jul 2023 | 59
The AI arms race could give us the cool without the cruel
Opinion War is obscene but it's also responsible for many technological advances
AI + ML10 Jul 2023 | 9
Turning a computer off, then on again, never goes wrong. Right?
Who, Me? Health service techie learns what happens when you brute-force a bureaucracy
Systems10 Jul 2023 | 102
The rising risk of eavesdropping
How to deal with the evolving threat to our sensitive communications
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NASA humanoid robot to be tested as remote oil rig attendant
Doing the dirty work for Australia's Woodside Energy will help prepare bot for work in space
Science10 Jul 2023 | 3
Liberté, Égalité, Spyware: France okays cops snooping on phones
Infosec in brief ALSO: Shell fails to learn from past leaks; hundreds of solar plants found open to Mirai; and this week's crit vulns
Security10 Jul 2023 | 31
Linus Torvalds calls for calm as bcachefs filesystem doesn't make Linux 6.5
Expect the saga of this release to stretch out a bit over northern summer
Software10 Jul 2023 | 8
China ends crackdown on web giants with colossal fines for Ant Group, Tencent
Alibaba's valuation of its fintech outfit now way below numbers touted ahead of cancelled 2020 IPO
Networks10 Jul 2023 | 1
Microsoft to hike prices in Australia and New Zealand
Asia In Brief ALSO: Google Cloud extends support in Korean and Mandarin; Cambodia lashes Meta; MSFT India boss bails; and more
Systems10 Jul 2023 | 3
Let's take a look at those US Supreme Court decisions and how they will affect tech
Analysis Rulings on affirmative action and free speech may not play nicely with diversity initiatives
Personal Tech08 Jul 2023 | 101
Now that you've all tried it ... ChatGPT web traffic falls 10%
Slow June, people voting with their feet amid this AI craze, or something else?
AI + ML07 Jul 2023 | 30
GitLab deploys on a Friday and ... is down for a few hours
Updated Snafu blamed on config change
Devops07 Jul 2023 | 8
DEHYPE
Artificial General Intelligence remains a distant dream despite LLM boom
Feature Cognitive scientists question bold claims from OpenAI, Microsoft and others
OpenAI pauses Bing search feature over paywall bypass abilities
ChatGPT back to partying like it's 2021
Microsoft, OpenAI sued for $3B after allegedly trampling privacy with ChatGPT
Where did they get the idea this bot was potentially spitting out personal info? Oh, from The Register
You may have heard about AI defeating voice authentication. This research kinda proves it
Proof-of-concept study shows it's possible to bypass high levels of security, sometimes, sorta
If AI drives humans to extinction, it'll be our fault
+Comment Should you really believe the doomsayers? We're going to go with no
China's openKylin 1.0 arrives. Our verdict? Not a bad-looking, er, Ubuntu remix
It's certainly not the country's 'first homegrown open source desktop operating system'
OSes07 Jul 2023 | 17
NASA 'quiet' supersonic jet is nearly ready for flight
If it works, the X-59 could enable a new era of commercial supersonic travel that doesn't shatter windows
Science07 Jul 2023 | 111
Red Hat's open source rot took root when IBM walked in
Opinion Big Blue's top brass either don't get it or don't care
OSes07 Jul 2023 | 103
Canonical takes its LXD 'containervisor' back into the house
Ubuntu vendor takes its toys… back into the crib?
Software07 Jul 2023 | 4
Innovation unlocks new value of data
Huawei solutions transform mission-critical FSI scenarios
BOFH: Lies, damned lies, and standards
Episode 13 What do you mean you've never heard of the toner-cartridge diet?
BOFH07 Jul 2023 | 39
Amazon's robo vacuum power grab sucks EU attention
Regulators concerned iRobot could receive preferential treatment on the company's ecommerce platform
Personal Tech07 Jul 2023 | 19
Capita staffers told attackers stole data from its own pension fund
Three months after mega breach by Russian cybercrime group
Cyber-crime07 Jul 2023 | 13
Avalonia 11 released: cross-platform framework gets new renderer plus iOS and Android support
AdDuplex shuts down with short notice: Late casualty of Microsoft’s Windows Phone and Windows 8 issues?
CommonJS: Here to stay or gone tomorrow?
GitHub will rate limit enterprise audit log to prevent ‘significant strain on our data stores’
Post-Brexit tariffs on cross EU-UK electrical vehicle imports still going ahead
Commission official insists it has to protect itself against US subsidies
Offbeat07 Jul 2023 | 92
UK government's newest department to lead mega ERP procurement
Tender designed to bring together 48k users running Oracle, Microsoft and more into 1 SaaS system
Databases07 Jul 2023 | 16
Nobody does DR tests to survive lightning striking twice
On Call When our reader found this out, he learned even heavenly bolts can't defeat lawyers
On-Prem07 Jul 2023 | 115
Generative AI has democratized AI – what does this mean for COEs?
The rise of generative AI calls into question whether it makes sense to silo AI into a central organization
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Popular
Linus Torvalds calls for calm as bcachefs filesystem doesn't make Linux 6.5
Expect the saga of this release to stretch out a bit over northern summer
Sarah Silverman, novelists sue OpenAI for scraping their books to train ChatGPT
AI in brief Plus: Adobe is limiting how staff can use external generative AI tools, and the Pentagon is testing different large language models
Turning a computer off, then on again, never goes wrong. Right?
Who, Me? Health service techie learns what happens when you brute-force a bureaucracy
Man who nearly killed physical media returns with $60,000 vinyl turntable
Ive got a bad feeling about this
Liberté, Égalité, Spyware: France okays cops snooping on phones
Infosec in brief ALSO: Shell fails to learn from past leaks; hundreds of solar plants found open to Mirai; and this week's crit vulns
Microsoft to hike prices in Australia and New Zealand
Asia In Brief ALSO: Google Cloud extends support in Korean and Mandarin; Cambodia lashes Meta; MSFT India boss bails; and more
NASA humanoid robot to be tested as remote oil rig attendant
Doing the dirty work for Australia's Woodside Energy will help prepare bot for work in space
China ends crackdown on web giants with colossal fines for Ant Group, Tencent
Alibaba's valuation of its fintech outfit now way below numbers touted ahead of cancelled 2020 IPO
Microsoft's Azure West Europe region blew away in freak summer storm
Network issues caused by nature's hilarious prank
Comms regulator says UK cloud market should be referred to competition watchdog
Ofcom takes quick glance, says: It's off to the CMA with you
STORIES
Samsung warns of imminent profit plunge
It looks like memory glut and consumer indifference to smartmobes are persisting
Personal Tech07 Jul 2023 | 8
Threads versus Twitter: Shouldn't we be happy the wheels are falling off antisocial social media?
Register Kettle Our vultures ponder decentralization over convenience
Personal Tech07 Jul 2023 | 98
Australia's 'great example of government using technology' found to be 'crude and cruel'. And literally lethal to citizens
Report on 'Robodebt' scheme calls for major reforms, plus review of Feds' automation, data-sharing
Software07 Jul 2023 | 42
India's space agency set to launch lunar lander, rover
On a shoestring budget, Chandrayaan-3 aims to observe Luna, Earth, even exoplanets
Science07 Jul 2023 | 15
Startup that charged $1.20 a day for coworking space in nightclubs folds
Friyey’s cash – and beer – taps turned off
OpenAI is still banging on about defeating rogue superhuman intelligence
Yes, funnily enough, it does involve training an AI to be nice
Tesla ordered to cough up data for Autopilot probe or face heavy fines
Just make this 'self driving' system drive itself over to the filing cabinet and fish out the documents needed
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Where performance matters for the digital worker
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Nickelodeon probes claims of massive data leak as SpongeBob fans rejoice
TV network's attorneys 'on a DMCA rampage' ... are you sure you're ready, kids?
From cage fight to page fight: Twitter threatens to sue Meta after Threads app launch
Meta rolls eyes at claim it used former Twits to create rival
Microsoft puts out Outlook fire, says everything's fine with Teams malware flaw
Redmond's not fixing the latter because it 'relies on social engineering'
Mozilla pauses blunder-prone AI chatbot in MDN docs
Firefox maker promises it'll use ML responsibly – as critics say: Fork this
AI + ML06 Jul 2023 | 5
SpaceX says, sure, Starship blew up but you can forget about the rest of that lawsuit
Won't someone think of the (checks notes) Kemp's Ridley sea turtle?
Science06 Jul 2023 | 53
HPE prepares for spicy affair with India to churn out $1B worth of servers
Middle Kingdom suddenly a less appealing destination for manufacturing
On-Prem06 Jul 2023 | 4
UK court sides with Optis Cellular Technology in Apple 4G patent clash
Appeal rejected: iPhone and iPad have infringing components inside
Networks06 Jul 2023 | 3
Europe sets out to squeeze every last drop of power from supercomputers
Because Ferraris are meant to fly, not amble along at 2mph
HPC06 Jul 2023 | 3
Two new Linux desktops – one with deep roots – come to Debian
One's a bit raw and touchy, but the other is vintage stuff, brought up to date
OSes06 Jul 2023 | 60
Brits negotiating draft deal to rejoin EU's $100B blockbuster science programme
Prime minister set to look over promises for potential pact at the weekend
Science06 Jul 2023 | 165
AICTO and Huawei promote IPv6 development in the Arab region
Delivering key capabilities for future digital transformation
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UK's proposed alt.GDPR will turn Britain into a 'test lab' for data harvesting
EU citizens' info could be at risk over new rules
Personal Tech06 Jul 2023 | 154
HSBC banks on quantum to lock down comms network
Meanwhile, Vodafone worries about sci-fi tech's potential to break encryption
Networks06 Jul 2023 | 5
Microsoft drops out of top three for UK software and IT services
AWS now biggest supplier in Britain, according to TechMarketView
PaaS + IaaS06 Jul 2023 | 8
Lamborghini's last remaining pure gas guzzlers are all spoken for
Don't panic – you can still get a hybrid, with a V12 engine naturally
Bootnotes06 Jul 2023 | 148
Two top execs quit Infosys mere months after its president skipped
CISO and head of HR depart as services market tightens
China to Meta: Flattery needed to get you into our VR market
Beijing likes Zuck's old stuff better than his new stuff
LockBit louts unload ransomware at Japan’s most prolific cargo port
Nagoya Harbor hit the rocks yesterday but looks to be afloat once more
Google says public data is fair game for training its AIs
Hey, we're just being honest, says web giant
AI + ML06 Jul 2023 | 30
North Korean satellite had no military utility for spying, says South Korea
Lends credence to theory that Pyongyang is testing ballistic missiles against international rules
Security06 Jul 2023 | 16
Ex-Amazon manager jailed for stealing $10M using fake vendor invoices
Prime doesn't pay – well, not that much, anyway
Cyber-crime06 Jul 2023 | 15
Life long cyber security learning
SANS training courses are scheduled for multiple locations across the EMEA region this Autumn
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