No more Genius Bar bottlenecks for you, Mr Customer? Apple exports independent repair provider program to Europe and Canada
iPhone right-to-repair movements blows in from US
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Google forges Open Usage Commons to manage open-source project trademarks, lobs hot-potato Istio at it
Marks for Angular and Gerrit also handled by org designed to provide 'guidance' to industry
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Oracle tempts users to run its cloud in their own data centres – for a mere '$6 million' commitment
Not for your titchy workloads, Reg sources say
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Keep it Together, Microsoft: New mode for vid-chat app Teams reminds everyone why Zoom rules the roost
If you have to play by Redmond's strict rules, people are likely to go elsewhere
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.NET Core: Still a Microsoft platform thing despite more than five years open source
Making .NET cross-platform was a radical step but not enough for broad appeal
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Served up with a steaming side of buttered Bork
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Personal Tech
Lovely new dongles and lusciously lengthy cables are Intel's new offerings
Thunderbolt 4.0 is nearly upon us and those are apparently its big selling points
09 Jul 08:02 | 1
Emergent Tech
Heir-to-Concorde demo model to debut in October
With air travel in a horrible hole it’s ahead of its time in a weirdly viral way
09 Jul 07:32 | 13
Science
Road trip on Mars: Thrill as Curiosity rover races up to 0.06 miles per hour. Marvel as it takes a mile-long detour
Trundle bot must dodge sand dunes in quest to find evidence of life on Red Planet
09 Jul 07:07 |
DevOps
Rancher rides off into the SUSE-set after acquisition by Linux outfit
OpenShift and Tanzu get a familiar-looking competitor
09 Jul 06:29 |
Personal Tech
CEO of motherboard maker MSI dies after plunging from headquarters' seventh-floor
Foul play not suspected
09 Jul 06:04 | 8
Policy
Indonesia slaps 10 percent tax on three Googles
But only on one AWS, one Spotify and one Netflix - and zero Microsofts
09 Jul 05:28 | 2
Job Alert
Your industry needs you: Database engineers, sysadmins and developer vacancies revealed
Something for everyone this week, including wannabe Vultures
03 Jul 12:30 | 5
Artificial Intelligence
FYI: You do all know that America's tech giants, even Google, supply IT to the US military, right?
They're more than happy to take Uncle Sam's coin no matter the protests from some corners of Silicon Valley
09 Jul 05:07 | 5
Networks
Asia’s internet registry APNIC finds about 50 million unused IPv4 addresses behind the sofa
About three /8’s worth is a decent chunk of the total pool and locals unready to go all-in on IPv6 are hungry
09 Jul 04:01 | 1
Cloud
Google Cloud cancels planned Chinese venture
Doesn't want to follow Azure and AWS by working with locals
09 Jul 02:57 | 2
Personal Tech
Civil-rights probe: Facebook has completely failed to… Zuck: Look over here! We’ve banned four groups! Go me!
Report slams antisocial network's 'vexing and heartbreaking decisions'
08 Jul 23:46 | 19
Security
Microsoft sues coronavirus phishing spammers to seize their domains amid web app attacks against Office 354.5
A very busy six months for Redmond's Digital Crimes Unit
08 Jul 22:07 | 16
Video
Keep it Together, Microsoft: New mode for vid-chat app Teams reminds everyone why Zoom rules the roost
If you have to play by Redmond's strict rules, people are likely to go elsewhere
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Software
Google forges Open Usage Commons to manage open-source project trademarks, lobs hot-potato Istio at it
Marks for Angular and Gerrit also handled by org designed to provide 'guidance' to industry
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Oracle tempts users to run its cloud in their own data centres – for a mere '$6 million' commitment
Not for your titchy workloads, Reg sources say
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Criminals auction off stolen domain admin credentials for up to £95k. Your bank account details? Barely get £50
Dark web dwellers can pick and choose from billions - billions - of logins
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Personal Tech
No more Genius Bar bottlenecks for you, Mr Customer? Apple exports independent repair provider program to Europe and Canada
iPhone right-to-repair movements blows in from US
08 Jul 16:15 | 4
Software
Go on, devs, have a Flutter on Linux desktop apps: Google and Canonical launch alpha SDK
App framework extends its reach to Canonical's Snap Store
08 Jul 15:35 | 6
Networks
Don't make any sudden moves: Huawei urges UK government to wait before declaring it 'unreliable'
Claims 'restrictions by the US will take months to fully understand'
08 Jul 14:30 | 13
Software
You know what would look great on our database? Your machine learning model: GPUs and unstructured data on the menu for Exasol as it tries to unify BI and ML
Keeping up in performance stakes vital as data science sector explodes, says analyst
08 Jul 12:55 |
What’s the point: GitLab, Contour, porting .NET apps, HAProxy, and CLion
CUDA, woulda … did: Nvidia makes CUDA 11 generally available, mostly pushing its next-gen architecture
Facebook releases Retrie for sprucing up complex Haskell projects
TIOBE chief claims COVID-19 is a factor after programming language R moves up the index
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Cereal Killer Cafe enters hipster heaven, heads online: Coronavirus blamed for shutters being pulled down
End of milk-based monstrosity... or overpriced harmless fun? You be the judge
08 Jul 11:58 | 30
Security
Citrix tells everyone not to worry too much about its latest security patches. NSA's former top hacker disagrees
Eleven flaws cleaned up including one that may be exploited to sling malware downloads
08 Jul 10:55 | 6
Networks
GCHQ's cyber arm report on Huawei said to be burning hole through UK.gov desks
Ban, no ban, trade war, 'useful idiots'... it's a big pie and everyone's grabbing a slice
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Bork!Bork!Bork!
Boolean bafflement at British Airways' Executive Club: Sneaky little Avioses - Wicked, Tricksy, False!
Curse us and crush us, my precious is lost
08 Jul 09:13 | 19
Cloud
Leaving Las Salesforce: Paul Smith fashions a new role at ServiceNow
No, not the Nottingham-born designer of natty suits, the former Proctor & Gamble chap who also spent time in the channel
08 Jul 08:30 | 2
Science
Captain, the computer has identified 250 alien stars that infiltrated our galaxy – actual science, not science-fiction
Neural network trained to spot emigrated suns in our Milky Way uncovers mysterious Nyx collective
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LibreOffice community protests at promotion of paid-for editions, board says: 'LibreOffice will always be free software'
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NASA trusted 'traditional' Boeing to program its Starliner without close supervision... It failed to dock due to bugs
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Another anti-immigrant rant goes viral in America – and this time it's by a British, er, immigrant tech CEO
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GCHQ's cyber arm report on Huawei said to be burning hole through UK.gov desks
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Keep it Together, Microsoft: New mode for vid-chat app Teams reminds everyone why Zoom rules the roost
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The last thing America needs right now is a brain drain
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Citrix tells everyone not to worry too much about its latest security patches. NSA's former top hacker disagrees
Eleven flaws cleaned up including one that may be exploited to sling malware downloads
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Fast as a motorbike, subtle as a brick: Motorola pushes out new Moto G 5G Plus mid-ranger
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High-flying Microsoft exec jumps to Magic Leap as CEO. No, we haven't got that the wrong way round
Peggy Johnson will take over after she approached ailing upstart
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NASA trusted 'traditional' Boeing to program its Starliner without close supervision... It failed to dock due to bugs
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Another anti-immigrant rant goes viral in America – and this time it's by a British, er, immigrant tech CEO
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Did you know Arm has an Internet-of-Things cloud? Yeah, not no more it ain't. Wants to offload it to Softbank
Microprocessor core designer says it just wants to focus on designing microprocessor cores
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LibreOffice community protests at promotion of paid-for editions, board says: 'LibreOffice will always be free software'
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