Original Acorn Arthur project lead explains RISC OS genesis
Paul Fellows describes how it beat the overambitious ARX to Acorn's Archimedes computer
Amazon can't channel the dead, but its deepfake voices take a close second
Megacorp shows Alexa speaking like kid's deceased grandma
Cisco quits Moscow
Networking titan to shutter Russia and Belarus presence, after previously stopping operations
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And we would have gotten away with it, if it hadn't been for you meddling geeks!
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 | 3
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 | 10
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 | 21
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 | 12
Big Tech silent on data privacy in post-Roe America
We asked what they will do to prevent cases being built against women. So far: Nothing
Personal Tech24 Jun 2022 | 66
More than $100m in cryptocurrency stolen from blockchain biz
'A humbling and unfortunate reminder' that monsters lurk under bridges
Cyber-crime24 Jun 2022 | 17
NASA circles August in its diary to put Artemis I capsule in Moon orbit
First steps by humans to recapture planet's natural satellite
Science24 Jun 2022 | 13
It's a crime to use Google Analytics, watchdog tells Italian website
Because data flows into the United States, not because of that user interface
Networks24 Jun 2022 | 25
Arm most likely to list on the Nasdaq, says SoftBank CEO
Hopes of securing London listing for UK chip designer may be in vain
Systems24 Jun 2022 | 4
Startup rattles tin for e-paper monitor with display fast enough to play video
In grayscale, though. Optimistic plans for daylight-readable display and long-life laptop
Personal Tech24 Jun 2022 | 7
Microsoft issues fix for Windows 11 Wi-Fi hotspots
Meanwhile, 'search highlights' will tell you 'what's special about each day'
Networks24 Jun 2022 | 14
The importance of unifying database backup and recovery…
...and why you don’t necessarily need the help of specialist DBAs
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Inspur joins Arm gang with 2U box running Ampere silicon
Arm ecosystem elbowing its way into third largest server vendor in the world
Systems24 Jun 2022 |
Back-to-office mandates won't work, says Salesforce's Benioff
As industry and governments push to get workers crammed into commuter trains, glass box edifices, tech boss says: 'Why?'
SaaS24 Jun 2022 | 37
Microsoft unboxes Exchange Online certification in bid to push customers off-prem
More support engineers needed to keep the email flowing, it seems
SaaS24 Jun 2022 | 7
THE WEEK IN CHIPS
AMD to end Threadripper Pro 5000 drought for non-Lenovo PCs
As the House of Zen kills off consumer-friendly non-Pro TR chips
RISC-V International emits more open CPU specs
Embedded World First edicts of 2022 include firmware, hypervisor-level specifications
Qualcomm says AI devs need better software
Toolkit offered to save time, effort, battery power
Semiconductor boom could be coming to an end – analysts
Record revenues buoyed by surge in demand over the last couple of years, but nothing lasts forever
Intel withholds Ohio fab ceremony over US chip subsidies inaction
$20b factory construction start date unchanged – but the x86 giant is not happy
Teslasuit demo: Taking a crack at force feedback with the 'Glove'
A virtual world at your fingertips with the idea that you feel something gripping your hand
Personal Tech24 Jun 2022 | 7
Google: How we tackled this iPhone, Android spyware
Watching people's every move and collecting their info – not on our watch, says web ads giant
Research24 Jun 2022 | 23
First steps into the world of thought leadership: What could go wrong?
Something for the Weekend I have decided to become a double-spaced, three-word sentenced, humble-bragtastic genius
Networks24 Jun 2022 | 63
BOFH: HR's gold mine gambit – they get the gold and we get the shaft
Episode 12 If you step outside, you'll find the unicycle for the practical test
BOFH24 Jun 2022 | 81
The perfect crime – undone by the perfect email backups
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Storage24 Jun 2022 | 99
AWS sent edgy appliance to the ISS and it worked – just like all the other computers up there
Congrats, AWS, you’ve boldly gone where the Raspberry Pi has already been
Edge + IoT24 Jun 2022 | 7
'Universal processor' company Tachyum joins European HPC think tank
Still no closer to releasing timeline for its '128 exaflops' AI super, though – and no one's tested the chips yet
Systems24 Jun 2022 | 7
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Beijing-backed attackers use ransomware as a decoy while they conduct espionage
They're not lying when they say 'We stole your data' – the lie is about which data they lifted
Cyber-crime24 Jun 2022 | 2
NSO claims 'more than 5' EU states use Pegasus spyware
And it's like, what ... 12, 13,000 total targets a year max, exec says
Security24 Jun 2022 | 31
Cisco quits Moscow
Networking titan to shutter Russia and Belarus presence, after previously stopping operations
Networks24 Jun 2022 | 17
Xi Jinping himself weighs in on how Big Tech should deploy FinTech
Beijing also outlines its GovTech vision and gets very excited about data
Legal24 Jun 2022 | 11
Don’t react, prevent
The art of cyber warfare needs more than just defence
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NASA wants nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030
Space boffins task engineers with creating 40kW lunar fission plant that can operate for ten years
Science24 Jun 2022 | 80
ZTE intros 'cloud laptop' that draws just five watts of power
The catch: It hooks up to desktop-as-a-service and runs Android – so while it looks like a laptop ...
PaaS + IaaS24 Jun 2022 | 29
Now Amazon debuts an AI programming assistant – CodeWhisperer
Did they get GitHub Copilot to write it?
AI + ML23 Jun 2022 | 6
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
Microsoft’s devcontainer.json: Just for VS Code or an evolving standard?
SpaceX: 5G expansion could kill US Starlink broadband
It would be easier to take this complaint seriously if Elon wasn't so Elon
Networks23 Jun 2022 | 33
Linus Torvalds says Rust is coming to the Linux kernel 'real soon now'
Maintainer lack of familiarity won't be an issue, chief insists, citing his own bafflement when faced with Perl
OSes23 Jun 2022 | 43
Ubuntu Touch OTA-23 is coming: Do you have one of the older model phones that can test it?
Linux fondleslab effort continues to update 16.04-based phone/tablet distro
OSes23 Jun 2022 | 12
What happens when the cloud reaches all the way to the manager’s dug out?
Find out how Southgate and co are tapping Google Cloud for analytics and machine learning
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And it's like, what ... 12, 13,000 total targets a year max, exec says
Google: How we tackled this iPhone, Android spyware
Watching people's every move and collecting their info – not on our watch, says web ads giant
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Beijing-backed attackers use ransomware as a decoy while they conduct espionage
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Lenovo reveals small but mighty desktop workstation
ThinkStation P360 Ultra packs latest Intel Core processor, Nvidia RTX A5000 GPU, support for eight monitors
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 9
Totaled Tesla goes up in flames three weeks after crash
A pit and 4,500 gallons of water were needed to put it out
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 159
Oracle shrinks on-prem cloud offering in both size and cost
Now we can squeeze required boxes into a smaller datacenter footprint, says Big Red
Systems23 Jun 2022 | 2
$6b mega contract electronics vendor Sanmina jumps into zero trust
Company was an early adopter of Google Cloud, which led to a search for a new security architecture
CSO23 Jun 2022 | 1
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DMCA can't be used to sidestep First Amendment, court rules
Anonymous speech protections apply online too, and copyright can't diminish that
Legal23 Jun 2022 | 16
Original Acorn Arthur project lead explains RISC OS genesis
Paul Fellows describes how it beat the overambitious ARX to Acorn's Archimedes computer
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Amazon can't channel the dead, but its deepfake voices take a close second
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Toshiba shares up as buyers prepare to shell out $22b
Japanese tech conglomerate has reportedly received 10 offers, each with a different idea about how to do things
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 1
Chinese startup hires chip godfather and TSMC vet to break into DRAM biz
They're putting a crew together, and Beijing's tossed in $750m to get things started
Windows 11 22H2 is almost here. Is it ready for the enterprise?
The Start Menu has been tweaked, but Smart App Control will appeal to the security conscious
Having trouble finding power supplies or server racks? You're not the only one
Hyperscalers hog the good stuff
Don't ditch PowerShell to improve security, say infosec agencies from UK, US, and NZ
Use it sensibly instead – which means turning on the useful bits Microsoft doesn't enable by default
Security23 Jun 2022 | 18
Bipolar transistors made from organic materials for the first time
Move over silicon – digital circuits have a flexible new friend
Science23 Jun 2022 | 69
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
Storage23 Jun 2022 | 44
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Europol arrests nine suspected of stealing 'several million' euros via phishing
Victims lured into handing over online banking logins, police say
Cyber-crime23 Jun 2022 | 7
Samsung fined $14 million for misleading smartphone water resistance claims
Promoted phones as ready for a dunking – forgot to mention known problems with subsequent recharges
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 38
Brave Search leaves beta, offers Goggles for filtering, personalizing results
Freedom or echo chamber?
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 8
Meta agrees to tweak ad system after US govt brands it discriminatory
And pay the tiniest of fines, too
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 11
Broadcom sketches out VMware ambitions that stretch from mainframe to cloud
Engineers, sales teams told to stick around, customers promised more 'choice' – to buy from Symantec or CA
Zscaler bulks up AI, cloud, IoT in its zero-trust systems
Focus emerges on workload security during its Zenith 2022 shindig
Amazon shows off robot warehouse workers that won't complain, quit, unionize...
Mega-corp insists it's all about 'people and technology working safely and harmoniously together'
Mega's unbreakable encryption proves to be anything but
Boffins devise five attacks to expose private files
Research22 Jun 2022 | 38
Cisco warns of security holes in its security appliances
Bugs potentially useful for rogue insiders, admin account hijackers
Patches22 Jun 2022 | 11
WSL2 on Windows Server 2022 hits Windows Update
Devs who like a Linux flavor to their server code get a gift from Redmond
OSes22 Jun 2022 | 1
Israeli air raid sirens triggered in possible cyberattack
Source remains unclear, plenty suspect Iran
Cyber-crime22 Jun 2022 | 2
Castrol, Submer shift gears to datacenter immersion cooling
Just us who see 'liquid engineering' and think three pints at lunch on a Thursday? OK, got it, just us
On-Prem22 Jun 2022 | 10
A miserable work week spent toiling inside 'the metaverse'
Nausea, eye strain, inability to take notes, migraines are just a few of Metaverse work 'perks'
Offbeat22 Jun 2022 | 63
PCIe 7.0 pegged to arrive in 2025 with speeds of 512 GBps
Although PCIe 5.0 is just coming to market, here's what we can expect in the years ahead
Networks22 Jun 2022 | 10
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