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That's just Huawei it is: Ericsson lands O2 Germany's core 5G network deal
7*7 = a simple equation for taking total control of multiple VMware-powered clouds
Tell us all about the lessons you learned during lockdown – we want to understand the challenges you faced
Microsoft hogs limelight at virtual Docker event as friends with benefits get even cosier
Android 11 Beta 1 leaks on to handful of handsets days after official release postponed
Microsoft's carefully crafted Surfaces are having trouble with its carefully crafted Windows 10 May 2020 Update
AppGet 'really helped us,' Microsoft says, but offers no apology to dev for killing open-source package manager
After all the excitement of Windows 10 2004, Insider builds go back to square one
'Beyond stupid': Linus Torvalds trashes 5.8 Linux kernel patch over opt-in Intel CPU bug mitigation
Contact-tracer spoofing is already happening – and it's dangerously simple to do
Had a bad weekend? Probably, if you're a Sectigo customer, after root cert expires and online chaos ensues
Get rich quick! Work from home! Earn $100,000 easy – just find a critical flaw in Apple's sign-in system
Canonical pushes out MicroK8s installer for Mac and Windows, with Multipass VM tech lurking behind the scenes
Unlucky for some, GitLab 13.0 is DevSecOps in a box, but will it play nicely with others?
Guess who’s laughing most of the way to the Splunk, despite revenue miss and nervous customers?
Meet ScrAPIr, MIT's Swiss army-knife for non-coders to shake data out of APIs (It's useful for pro devs, too)
Tech set responds in wake of American protests, police violence and civil unrest
UK.gov dangles £100m for service slingers for back office 'transformation' that'll kill off bespoke systems
India reveals plans to make electronics manufacturing its top industry
Mozilla cautions India's national open digital plan is 'open-washing'
Boffins step into the Li-ion's den with sodium-ion battery that's potentially as good as a lithium cousin
Fujitsu unveils new laptops 'optimized for remote work' – erm, isn't that what laptops have always been for?
As the US maybe gets serious about coronavirus-tracking apps, Congress wakes up to the privacy risks
As anti-brutality protests fill streets of American cities, netizens cram police app with K-Pop, airwaves with NWA
Ever felt down after staring at your phone late in bed? It's not just you – mice do too
Beware, space Chuck Norris inside: Wacky flight rules for Chris Cassidy's first mission unearthed as Navy SEAL greets Dragon crew
SpaceX Crew Dragon docks at International Space Station
They've only gone and bloody done it! NASA, SpaceX send two fellas off to the International Space Station
All-electric plane makes first flight – while lugging 2 tons of batteries aloft
Watch an oblivious Tesla Model 3 smash into an overturned truck on a highway 'while under Autopilot'
Blight the power: Jamming attack cripples wireless signals using clever reflective technology
Thought GPT-2 was powerful? OpenAI teases GPT-3. Meanwhile, Microsoft dumps human journos for robots
Building society caught in middle of high street sharing a little too much on TeamViewer
Guess who came thiiis close to signing off a €102k annual budget? Austria. Someone omitted 'figures in millions'
VirtuaVerse: Cyberpunk point-and-click throwback with ace chiptune soundtrack put out by... a metal record label?
Surprise! That £339 world's first 'anti-5G' protection device is just a £5 USB drive with a nice sticker on it
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80-characters-per-line limits should be terminal, says Linux kernel chief Linus Torvalds
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Building society caught in middle of high street sharing a little too much on TeamViewer
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Bite me? It's 'byte', and that acronym is Binary Interface Transfer Code Handler
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Contact-tracer spoofing is already happening – and it's dangerously simple to do
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Nice wallpaper you've got there. It would be a shame if it bricked your phone
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