Google confirms US antitrust probe
Calls regulator concerns 'unclear'
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Alibaba wants to get you off the PC upgrade treadmill and into its cloud
Internet Archive's way cool Wayback Machine gets way more websites in Cloudflare fail-over pact
New strategy, Cloudera? Hadoop flinger launches NoSQL database, visualisation tools in head-scratching flurry
AWS hoping to pick up stream with Cloud Digital Interface: Low latency cloud network for uncompressed video
Thunderbird implements PGP crypto feature first requested 21 years ago
Flashy tabs and no Flash: Apple rolls out Safari 14 to macOS Catalina, Mojave users
Need to track IT kit? Business continuity? Legal? ServiceNow has a package of satellite apps for you... now
Apple takes another swing at Epic, says Unreal Engine could be a 'trojan horse' threatening security
Woman dies after hospital is unable to treat her during crippling ransomware infection, cops launch probe
Feeling bad about your last security audit? Check out what just happened to the US Department of Interior
Video encoders using Huawei chips have backdoors and bad bugs – and Chinese giant says it's not to blame
GCHQ agency 'strongly urges' Brit universities, colleges to protect themselves after spike in ransomware infections
You can add comms API merchant Twilio to the list of tech firms that have seen biz booming thanks to lockdown
DevOps pilgrim Progress forks out $220m for automation crew Chef
VMware supremo Pat Gelsinger makes peace with Microsoft, and Virtzilla pitches Tanzu to the Spring crowd
GitHub debuts Container Registry that's only a little bit redundant for developers
Pakistan to smartphone-makers: Come for the low tax, stay to create your replacements
USA still hasn’t figured out details of WeChat ban but promises users won't be punished
Microsoft forks out $3m in back pay settlement to make Feds' hiring discrimination probe go away
Financial Reporting Council slaps Autonomy auditor Deloitte with £15m fine over audit 'misconduct'
iOS 14 suffers app preference amnesia: Rebooting an iThing resets browser, email client defaults back to Safari, Mail
Apple 'proud to support Indian customers and their communities' - but maybe not so much for COVID-slammed retailers
He was a skater boy. We said, 'see you later, boy' – and the VAX machine mysteriously began to work as intended
Google bans stalkerware apps from Android store. Which is cool but... why were they allowed in the first place?
One down, two to go: Astra's first attempt to reach orbit scuppered by iffy guidance
Astroboffins reckon evidence of Martian life has probably been destroyed where liquid acid flowed on the Red Planet
Research into deflecting potentially world-destroying asteroids is apparently not a 'national priority' for the UK
Howdy, er, neighbor – mind if we join you? Potential sign of life spotted in Venus's atmosphere
How do you solve 'disruption' at the UK border after Brexit? Let's call Peter Thiel! AI biz Palantir – you're hired
What did they do – twist his Arm? Ex-Qualcomm senior veep joins SiFive as CEO, RISC-V PC for devs teased
Not content with distorting actual reality, Facebook now wants to build a digital layer for the world
Amazon Transcribe can now ID 31 languages from audio so uncultured swines don't have to
As we stand on the precipice of science fiction into science fact, people say: Hell yeah, I want to augment my eyesight!
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Amazon Lex can now speak British English... or simply 'English' if you're British
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