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You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here. Fujitsu tells 80,000 of its Japan employees: From now on, you work remotely
July? British government could decide to boot Chinese giant Huawei from the UK's networks by this month
ITAM Forum asks software giants to stop browbeating customers onto their clouds with threats of licence audits
How New Relic takes the guesswork out of IT fixes
Linux kernel coders propose inclusive terminology coding guidelines, note: 'Arguments about why people should not be offended do not scale'
When a deleted primary device file only takes 20 mins out of your maintenance window, but a whole year off your lifespan
Microsoft takes tweaking tongs to Windows 10's Start Menu once again
Scala contributor: Open source and diversity key to tackling dev skills shortage
Think of a number: A tale of iffy discount codes, supermarket loyalty cards and Hotels.com
Three UK: We're sending you this SMS to warn you not to pay attention to unsolicited texts
Make sure you've patched your F5 BIG-IP gear. Exploit code for scary bug pair is so trivial, it fits in a tweet
Barclays Bank appeared to be using the Wayback Machine as a 'CDN' for some Javascript
Languishing lodash library loophole finally fitted for a fix: It's only taken since October to address security bug
Continuous Lifecycle Online: Just like our London conference – but in your own home. Grab tickets now
Containers to capture 15% of all enterprise apps across 75% of business by 2024
HashiCorp Cloud Platform unveiled – but in private beta for AWS only
Baroness Dido Harding lifts the lid on the NHS's manual contact tracing performance: 'We contact them up to 10 times over a 36-hour period'
Oracle sued by a shareholder who alleges its lack of progress in diversity amounts to 'dishonesty'
£40m wasna enough for ink and toner cartridges in public sector, says Scottish government
Dutch national broadcaster saw ad revenue rise when it stopped tracking users. It's meant to work like that, right?
Like a Bolt from the blue, Huawei's fledgling AppGallery signs a ride-sharing platform
Cool IT support drones never look at explosions: Time to resolution for misbehaving mouse? Three seconds
'Google cannot stop it, control it or curtail it...' Inside the murky world of fake addiction treatment center search spam
Purism's quest against Intel's Management Engine black box CPU now comes in 14 inches
A bad day in New Zealand: Rocket Lab's 13th mission ends in failure
UK government shakes magic money tree, finds $500m to buy a stake in struggling satellite firm OneWeb
Don't beat yourself up for overeating in lockdown. This black hole scoffs equivalent of our Sun every day
UK space firms forced to adjust their models of how the universe works as they lose out on Copernicus contracts
Detroit cops employed facial recognition algos that only misidentifies suspects 96 per cent of the time
If you wanna make your own open-source chip, just Google it. Literally. Web giant says it'll fab them for free
It's a tough time for digital transformation in the financial services world – but fret not, there’s help at hand
Huawei develops epidemic prevention and control solutions for safer travel
Things can't go on like this. You need to get fit for the sake of your health. I'm going to write you a prescription for... an e-bike
If there's a lesson to be learned in these torrid times, it's that civilisation is fleeting – but Windows XP is eternal
E-scooter fanboy so hyped for Teesside to host UK's first trial
Erudite, insightful, self-aware and almost human: Give your local database admin a hug – it's DBA Appreciation Day
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When a deleted primary device file only takes 20 mins out of your maintenance window, but a whole year off your lifespan
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Detroit cops employed facial recognition algos that only misidentifies suspects 96 per cent of the time
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Three UK: We're sending you this SMS to warn you not to pay attention to unsolicited texts
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If there's a lesson to be learned in these torrid times, it's that civilisation is fleeting – but Windows XP is eternal
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Make sure you've patched your F5 BIG-IP gear. Exploit code for scary bug pair is so trivial, it fits in a tweet
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