This typo sparked a Microsoft Azure outage
Errant code fix deleted entire servers rather than snapshots of database
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Pigs might fly before youngsters listened to IT instructions – so the IT manager made sure chickens came home to roost
Raspberry Pi production rate rising to a million a month
CEO stands by decision to keep prices steady instead of scoring sweet, sweet, windfall profits
Windows XP's adventures in the afterlife shows copyright's copywrongs
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Intellectual property law crushed by zombie horde
UK warned not to bother racing with US, EU on EV subsidies
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Intel promises to reduce droop with backside power in 2024
Business at the front, party at the back via PowerVia
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Qbot malware adapts to live another day … and another …
Operators stay ahead of defenders with new access methods and C2 infrastructure
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Air Force colonel 'misspoke' when he said an AI-drone 'killed' its human operator
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UK launches SKYNET – not a doomsday plot, just shopping for improved satellite comms
They really need to start branding these things better
Networks05 Jun 2023 | 7
Windows XP's adventures in the afterlife shows copyright's copywrongs
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Software05 Jun 2023 | 36
Fed up with slammed servers, IT replaced iTunes backups with a cow of a file
who, me? Pigs might fly before youngsters listened to IT instructions – so the IT manager made sure chickens came home to roost
Personal Tech05 Jun 2023 | 47
Google veep calls out Microsoft's cloud software licensing 'tax'
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Personal Tech05 Jun 2023 | 13
Raspberry Pi production rate rising to a million a month
CEO stands by decision to keep prices steady instead of scoring sweet, sweet, windfall profits
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Australian cyber-op attacked ISIL with the terrifying power of Rickrolling
Commanders in the field persuaded to give up, let their guard down, run around and desert their posts
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Toyota admits to yet another cloud leak
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Security05 Jun 2023 | 3
Meet TeamT5, the Taiwanese infosec outfit taking on Beijing and defeating its smears
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Security05 Jun 2023 | 2
China EV market share hits 27 percent as tax breaks extended
Asia In Brief PLUS: Indonesia's digital success under the radar; Singapore picks Google AI; India claims streaming record
Offbeat05 Jun 2023 | 6
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Intel says AI is overwhelming CPUs, GPUs, even clouds – so all Meteor Lakes get a VPU
News Movidius tech already sprinkled on some 13th-gen Core silicon goes mainstream in next generation
Taiwan's titans bullish on challengers to x86 in the datacenter and beyond
Coverage Game on as Nvidia, Arm, Ampere find enthusiastic locals who think buyers are open to alternatives
Nvidia creates open server spec to house its own chips – and the occasional x86
News Taiwan's big OEMs are all-in on plan to build servers that won't cook when running AI
WTF is solid state active cooling? We’ve just seen it working on a mini PC
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Broadcom says Nvidia Spectrum-X's 'lossless Ethernet' isn't new
Also Been there, done that, SVP Ram Velaga tells El Reg
This typo sparked a Microsoft Azure outage
Errant code fix deleted entire servers rather than snapshots of database
Devops03 Jun 2023 | 57
Uncle Sam wants DEF CON hackers to pwn this Moonlighter satellite in space
Feature 'World's first and only' orbiting infosec playpen due to blast off Sunday
Research03 Jun 2023 | 6
Microsoft Windows latest: Cortana app out, adverts in
Get Help? Yes, we highly recommend it, Redmond
OSes02 Jun 2023 | 76
Elon Musk hit with insider trading claims over his Dogecoin crypto-hype
Claim: Billionaire banked big bread boosting bizarro-bucks
Personal Tech02 Jun 2023 | 22
Has Amazon found the ultimate lock-in? Cheap cellphone service for Prime
Updated Web giant downplays rumors of deals with carriers
Networks02 Jun 2023 | 18
This ain't Boeing very well: Starliner's first crewed flight canceled yet again
Flammable tape and unreliable parachutes ground craft this time around
Science02 Jun 2023 | 76
Twitter loses second head of Trust and Safety under Musk
And here we thought being lead moderator for Elon would be fun
Personal Tech02 Jun 2023 | 22
Malaysia goes its own Huawei, won't ban Chinese vendor from 5G network
Country to have two networks as first buildout falls behind schedule
Security02 Jun 2023 | 21
ML DRAMA
AI, extinction, nuclear war, pandemics ... That's expert open letter bingo
News 'We need to prepare now'
Texas judge demands lawyers declare AI-generated docs
Analysis After that New York case in which attorney cited ChatGPT-hallucinated proceedings as real
Eating disorder non-profit pulls chatbot for emitting 'harmful advice'
News Just as helpline staff say they were laid off after forming a union
US Air Force AI drone 'killed operator, attacked comms towers in simulation'
Final update Did ML-powered fighter actually go HAL 9000 to rack up points? Who knows
When the popular safeguarding tool is anything but
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Starlink bags US defense contract to keep war-torn Ukraine connected
And poor Elon gets a break from subsidies
Networks02 Jun 2023 | 13
Microsoft stashes nearly half a billion in case LinkedIn data drama hits
Irish regulators sniffing around Facebook-for-suits subsidiary have threatened fine
Legal02 Jun 2023 | 12
Meta tells staff to return to office three days a week
'Engineers perform better in person' says Zuckerberg. Hang on, aren't you the defender of the Metaverse?
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Stack Overflow volunteer moderators down tools over secret new policy that obstructs removal of AI-generated content
TypeScript 5.1 released, 5.2 beta on way with resource management on the roadmap – more like C#?
GitHub Activity View now shows all pushes in single view, elicits mixed reaction from devs
More Rust ructions as project team confesses failure of “leadership chat”
Buckle up for meetings on the road as Cisco brings Webex to Audi autos
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Applications02 Jun 2023 | 31
Laid-off 60-year-old Kyndryl exec says he was told IT giant wanted 'new blood'
As spinoff quietly erases claim that average age in mainframe group was 35
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Google shows cloud customers it's happy to have an open relationship
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This typo sparked a Microsoft Azure outage
Errant code fix deleted entire servers rather than snapshots of database
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CEO stands by decision to keep prices steady instead of scoring sweet, sweet, windfall profits
Fed up with slammed servers, IT replaced iTunes backups with a cow of a file
who, me? Pigs might fly before youngsters listened to IT instructions – so the IT manager made sure chickens came home to roost
The bonkers water-cooled shoe PC, hexagonal pink workstations, and IKEA-style cases of Computex 2023
Computex We crawled the gadget halls to save you the hassle
Toyota admits to yet another cloud leak
infosec in brief Also, hackers publish RaidForum user data, Google's $180k Chrome bug bounty, and this week's vulnerabilities
Australian cyber-op attacked ISIL with the terrifying power of Rickrolling
Commanders in the field persuaded to give up, let their guard down, run around and desert their posts
Windows XP's adventures in the afterlife shows copyright's copywrongs
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Meet TeamT5, the Taiwanese infosec outfit taking on Beijing and defeating its smears
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This malicious PyPI package mixed source and compiled code to dodge detection
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California rolls closer to requiring drivers in driverless trucks
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Kremlin claims Apple helped NSA spy on diplomats via iPhone backdoor
Did we just time warp back to 2013?
Security01 Jun 2023 | 12
Meta threatens to pull all news from California rather than pay El Reg a penny
And, ahem, other publishers
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Watchdog calls for automatic braking to be standard in cars
When's the perfect time for a mandate? When everyone's already doing it
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Microsoft embraces Apple Mac loyalists – as long as they're using its software
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Boffins snap X-ray closeup of single atom – and by closeup we mean nanometres
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Smartphone recovery that's always around the corner is around the corner
Pay a bill or buy new phone? That lovely question facing some of us in 2023
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India official fined after draining reservoir to recover phone
Dam it all to hell
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How to master multicloud from the ground to cloud (and back again)
Bring multicloud to your organization by design, not default, says Dell
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Aurora rising: A massive machine for HPC and AI
Analysis $200M for a 2-EFLOPS supercomputer is one hell of a deal, if true
How AI will overhaul supercomputer rankings
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The roads to zettascale and quantum computing are long and winding
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US supers maintain grip on Top500 as China seemingly hides its powers
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Linux Foundation and pals – including Intel – back software ecosystem around RISC-V
Aiming to get a RISE out of processor architecture as tech giants commit engineering talent
CRM giant Salesforce's focus on margins sees sales growth slip
After activist investor pressure and job losses, professional services projects struggle
What to expect from AMD's June datacenter, AI shindig
Comment Could it be a cloudy Epyc, or a datacenter APU, maybe another cache-stacked X-chip?
UK.gov reboots ERP refresh with £934 million procurement
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Amazon Ring, Alexa accused of every nightmare IoT security fail you can imagine
Staff able to watch customers in the bathroom? Tick! Obviously shabby infosec? Tick! Training AI as an excuse for data retention? Tick!
Security01 Jun 2023 | 90
Ukraine war blurs lines between cyber-crims and state-sponsored attackers
This RomCom is no laughing matter
Cyber-crime01 Jun 2023 | 5
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