AMD targeted by RansomHouse, cybercrims claim to have '450Gb' in stolen data
Relative cybercrime newbies not clear on whether they're alleging to have gigabits or gigabytes of chip biz's data
Running DOS on 64-bit Windows and Linux: Just because you can
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DOS isn't dead. You can still run it and its apps, even now
Returning to the Moon on the European Service Module
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Moving to series production and dealing with the US, where things are done slightly differently
VMware reveals vSphere-as-a-service – but not the price
Cloudy vSphere+ can manage multiple on-prem environments but not VMw-powered public clouds … for now
IBM’s first cloudy mainframes scheduled to launch this week
It’s not IaaS, it's reserved for test and dev – and will feed the golden goose that is the z/OS ecosystem
PaaS + IaaS29 Jun 2022 |
Walmart accused of turning blind eye to transfer fraud totaling millions of dollars
Store giant brands watchdog's lawsuit 'factually misguided, legally flawed'
Cyber-crime29 Jun 2022 | 1
HPE unveils Arm-based ProLiant server for cloud-native workloads
Looks like it went with Ampere – which means a certain Reg writer lost a bet
Systems28 Jun 2022 |
US weather forecasters triple supercomputing oomph with latest machines
NOAA makes it rain for General Dynamics IT, HPE, AMD
HPC28 Jun 2022 | 1
Google said to be taking steps to keep political campaign emails out of Gmail spam bin
Just after Big Tech comes under fire for left and right-leaning message filters
Personal Tech28 Jun 2022 | 6
China is trolling rare-earth miners online and the Pentagon isn't happy
Beijing-linked Dragonbridge flames biz building Texas plant for Uncle Sam
Bootnotes28 Jun 2022 | 8
California's attempt to protect kids online could end adults' internet anonymity
Websites may be forced to verify ages of visitors unless changes made
Personal Tech28 Jun 2022 | 9
Is computer vision the cure for school shootings? Likely not
Comment Gun-detecting AI outfits want to help while root causes need tackling
AI + ML28 Jun 2022 | 23
Arm says its Cortex-X3 CPU smokes this Intel laptop silicon
Chip design house reveals brains of what might be your next ultralight notebook
Personal Tech28 Jun 2022 | 10
Ditching VMware over the Broadcom buy? Here are some of your options
Opinion What's your contingency plan?
Virtualization28 Jun 2022 | 9
Altair pays off $79m owed to SAS in software license spat, will sell rival product
Epic copyright saga rumbles on as US giant vows to keep fighting UK data analytics firm
Software28 Jun 2022 |
Customized malware coded to target OT systems
Protection starts with having the right network design, says Rockwell Automation
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On-Prem28 Jun 2022 |
Databricks promises cheap cloud data warehousing at an eighth of the cost of rivals
Inertia of embedded BI and analytics a limiting factor, however
Storage28 Jun 2022 | 2
Visual Studio adds ability to edit code in All-in-One Search
Just one more wafer-thin feature to pop in Microsoft's swelling dev suite
Devops28 Jun 2022 | 1
OUR VIEW
Will Lenovo ever think beyond hardware?
Analysis Then again, why develop your own software à la HPE GreenLake when you can use someone else's?
Intel is running rings around AMD and Arm at the edge
Analysis What will it take to loosen the x86 giant's edge stranglehold?
Cloudflare's outage was human error. There's a way to make tech divinely forgive
Opinion Don't push me 'cos I'm close to the edge. And the edge is safer if you can take a step back
Misguided call for a 7-Zip boycott brings attention to FOSS archiving tools
Analysis It's good to highlight some alternatives, but security issues are overblown
If you didn't store valuable data, ransomware would become impotent
Column Start by pondering if customers could store their own info and provide access
VMware reveals vSphere-as-a-service – but not the price
Cloudy vSphere+ can manage multiple on-prem environments but not VMw-powered public clouds … for now
Virtualization28 Jun 2022 | 2
Arm jumps on ray tracing bandwagon with beefy GPU design
British chip designer’s reveal comes months after mobile RT moves by AMD, Imagination
Systems28 Jun 2022 | 2
Soviet-era tech could change the geothermal industry
Gyrotrons can super heat plasma, maybe vaporize 20km of rock, too
Science28 Jun 2022 | 38
AMD targeted by RansomHouse, cybercrims claim to have '450Gb' in stolen data
Relative cybercrime newbies not clear on whether they're alleging to have gigabits or gigabytes of chip biz's data
Cyber-crime28 Jun 2022 |
Restructure at Arm focused on 'non-engineering' roles
Updated Meanwhile, CEO wants to vacuum up engineering talent amid return to stock market
Systems28 Jun 2022 | 10
YugabyteDB tempts devs with read-committed isolation levels
It's easier than retraining PostgreSQL devs, says distributed relational database startup
Databases28 Jun 2022 | 1
Activist investors join Toshiba board to pave the way to sale
Appointments said to 'strengthen the alignment between shareholders and management'
Systems28 Jun 2022 |
Have you modelled the attack paths into your organization? Because an attacker already has
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NASA's mini-spacecraft CAPSTONE just launched on its journey to the Moon
25kg CubeSat the size of a bar fridge will plot course for Gateway space station, pave way for human boots on Moon
Science28 Jun 2022 | 4
Not much of this actually from 'China anymore,' says Northern Light Motors boss
UK outfit's all-electric 630 three-wheeler is eccentric, but supply chain issues are less whimsical
Personal Tech28 Jun 2022 | 52
Returning to the Moon on the European Service Module
Interview Moving to series production and dealing with the US, where things are done slightly differently
Science28 Jun 2022 | 16
Running DOS on 64-bit Windows and Linux: Just because you can
FOSS Fest DOS isn't dead. You can still run it and its apps, even now
OSes28 Jun 2022 | 38
Can SONiC be the Linux of Networking?
Hear how Dell’s latest open source NOS offers Linux for deployment on any scale
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China's blockchain boosters slam crypto as Ponzi scheme
Communists reckon Bill Gates and Warren Buffet got it right
Software28 Jun 2022 | 47
Cisco compresses Catalyst switches to compact size
Fanless fun for the whole family (if the supply chain functions)
Networks28 Jun 2022 | 11
To Washington's relief, GlobalWafers to spend $5 billion on Texas plant
Cash had been burning a hole in company's pocket after deal to buy Siltronic fell through
On-Prem28 Jun 2022 | 7
Chrome 104 beta ships with trial of Shared Element Transitions, video region capture
VS Code, React, Git: Dominant technologies increase their grip, says Stack Overflow survey
AWS supporting Azure DevOps with container migration service for Java and .NET
Rust applications previewed on Azure Sphere – a ‘lifeline’ for embedded systems, says Microsoft
Tencent admits to poisoned QR code attack on QQ chat platform
Could it be Beijing was right about games being bad for China?
Security28 Jun 2022 | 7
Carnival Cruises torpedoed by US states, agrees to pay $6m after wave of cyberattacks
Now those are some phishing boats
Cyber-crime28 Jun 2022 | 13
India extends deadline for compliance with infosec logging rules by 90 days
Updated Helpfully announced extension on deadline day
CSO28 Jun 2022 | 8
Manufacturers realize quantifiable gains - Analytics, cloud, edge intelligence & 5G
It’s time for factories to get smart
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Misguided call for a 7-Zip boycott brings attention to FOSS archiving tools
Analysis It's good to highlight some alternatives, but security issues are overblown
Behold this drone-dropping rifle with two-mile range
Confuses rather than destroys unmanned aerials to better bring back intel, says Ukrainian designer
IBM settles age discrimination case that sought top execs' emails
Just days after being ordered to provide messages, Big Blue opts out of public trial
You need to RTFM, but feel free to use your brain too
Who, Me? But I was only following the procedures!
Intel is running rings around AMD and Arm at the edge
Analysis What will it take to loosen the x86 giant's edge stranglehold?
Cloudflare's outage was human error. There's a way to make tech divinely forgive
Opinion Don't push me 'cos I'm close to the edge. And the edge is safer if you can take a step back
OpenSSL 3.0.5 awaits release to fix potential worse-than-Heartbleed flaw
Though severity up for debate, and limited chips affected, broken tests hold back previous patch from distribution
Contractor loses entire Japanese city's personal data in USB fail
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Running DOS on 64-bit Windows and Linux: Just because you can
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Tropical island paradise ponders tax-free 'Digital Nomad Visa'
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STORIES
Hangouts hangs up: Google chat app shuts this year
How many messaging services does this web giant need? It's gotta be over 9,000
Personal Tech28 Jun 2022 | 15
OpenSSL 3.0.5 awaits release to fix potential worse-than-Heartbleed flaw
Though severity up for debate, and limited chips affected, broken tests hold back previous patch from distribution
Patches27 Jun 2022 | 10
Not enough desks and parking spots, wobbly Wi-Fi: Welcome back to the office, Tesla staff
Don't worry, the tweetings will continue until morale improves
On-Prem27 Jun 2022 | 25
LGBTQ+ folks warned of dating app extortion scams
Uncle Sam tells of crooks exploiting Pride Month
Cyber-crime27 Jun 2022 | 5
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If you really want to transform your business, get AI to transform your infrastructure first
ITOps isn’t enough anymore reckons HPE. You need AIOps
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Can a Domino change its spots?
5G delivers smart city transportation in Guangzhou
How ZTE is using 5G, AI, IoT and big data to revolutionise China's cities
The future isn’t set in stone, and nor is the network
There’s a reason why Dell took open source networking mainstream
5G C-band rollout at US airports slowed over radio altimeter safety fears
Well, they did say from July, now they really mean from July 2023
Networks27 Jun 2022 | 9
IBM settles age discrimination case that sought top execs' emails
Just days after being ordered to provide messages, Big Blue opts out of public trial
Legal27 Jun 2022 | 41
FTC urged to probe Apple, Google for enabling ‘intense system of surveillance’
Ad tracking poses a privacy and security risk in post-Roe America, lawmakers warn
Personal Tech27 Jun 2022 | 10
Behold this drone-dropping rifle with two-mile range
Confuses rather than destroys unmanned aerials to better bring back intel, says Ukrainian designer
Bootnotes27 Jun 2022 | 30
TSMC may surpass Intel in quarterly revenue for first time
Fab frenemies: x86 giant set to give Taiwanese chipmaker more money as it revitalizes foundry business
Toyota, Subaru recall EVs because tires might literally fall off
Toyota says 'all of the hub bolts' can loosen even 'after low-mileage use'
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise adds Wi-Fi 6E to 'premium' access points
Company claims standard will improve performance in dense environments
NASA's Psyche mission: 2022 launch is off after software arrives late
Launch window slides into 2023 or 2024 for asteroid-probing project
Applications27 Jun 2022 | 4
Rise in Taiwanese energy prices may hit global chip production
National provider considering cost increase of 15%, which could be passed on to tech customers
Systems27 Jun 2022 | 4
Tech companies ready public stances on Roe v. Wade
Some providing out-of-state medical expenses, others spout general pro-choice statements
Personal Tech27 Jun 2022 | 26
The importance of unifying database backup and recovery…
...and why you don’t necessarily need the help of specialist DBAs
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Cloudflare menaces virtual desktops with isolated browser access to internal networks
Gives cloudy email a kicking, too – but VDI should be safe in its bastions
Virtualization27 Jun 2022 | 3
Contractor loses entire Japanese city's personal data in USB fail
In brief Also, Chrome add-ons are great for fingerprinting, and hacked hot tubs splurge details
CSO27 Jun 2022 | 14
You need to RTFM, but feel free to use your brain too
Who, Me? But I was only following the procedures!
Systems27 Jun 2022 | 179
Tropical island paradise ponders tax-free 'Digital Nomad Visa'
Live and work in Bali, pay tax at home
Offbeat27 Jun 2022 | 24
Zendesk sold to private investors two weeks after saying it would stay public
Private offer 34 percent above share price is just the thing to change minds
Software27 Jun 2022 | 10
Singapore promises 'brutal and unrelentingly hard' action on dodgy crypto players
But welcomes fast cross-border payments in central bank digital currencies
Cyber-crime27 Jun 2022 | 3
Software-defined silicon is coming for telecom kit later this year
Interview Startup EdgeQ believes pay-for-what-you-use model will make 5G transition more cost-effective
Networks26 Jun 2022 | 17
We're now truly in the era of ransomware as pure extortion without the encryption
Feature Why screw around with cryptography and keys when just stealing the info is good enough
Research25 Jun 2022 | 22
Trouble hiring? Consider loosening your remote work policy
We're going hybrid or off-prem to retain and lure staff, say polled managers
On-Prem25 Jun 2022 | 30
Whatever hit the Moon in March, it left this weird double crater
Pic NASA probe reveals strange hole created by suspected Chinese junk
Science25 Jun 2022 | 56
US senators seek input on their cryptocurrency law via GitHub – and get some
Those town hall meetings that go off the rails? That's the internet all day, every day
Personal Tech25 Jun 2022 | 19
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