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And if you turn to your left, you can see the walls of Amazon Web Services' vast server farm. And next to it, a gift shop and visitor center

We'll stop here so you can browse the shelves for books and toys

31 Jan 00:59 | 26

SF tech biz forks out $146m in fines, settlements after painkiller makers bribed it to design medical software that pushed opioids to patients

Practice Fusion pocketed kickbacks for crafty alerts and drop-down menu

31 Jan 02:31 | 30

It’s not true no one wants .uk domains – just look at all these Bulgarians who signed up to nab expired addresses

'It earns money for freelancers and very small businesses in our rather poor country' says maker of catcher tool

31 Jan 06:03 | 69

So you locked your backups away for years, huh? Allow me to introduce my colleagues, Brute, Force and Ignorance

It's Hammer Time

31 Jan 08:01 | 246

BSOD Burgerwatch latest: Do you want fries with that plaintext password?

Getting a whiff of unsupported OS too

31 Jan 09:15 | 77

Something for the Weekend, Sir?

Will Asimov fix my doorbell? There should be a law about this

Computer systems must do no harm? ... Ha ha ha...

31 Jan 10:07 | 162

Attempts to define international infosec rules of the road bogged down by endless talkshops, warn diplomats

Do you want Russia or China writing treaties on what's cool online?

31 Jan 11:08 | 12

A year after Bank of Valletta 'cyber heist', cuffs applied as cash-cleansing case continues

Would sir care for an Audi with that Jag?

31 Jan 12:04 | 6

China's Winnti hackers (apparently): Forget the money, let's get political and start targeting Hong Kong students for protest info

Supply-chain hackers now taking aim at kids fighting for democracy, say researchers

31 Jan 13:02 | 5

Throw a sofa at this guy with your mind. She's in Control. Oh look, now I've learnt to bloody fly. She's in Control

With apologies to Joy Division

31 Jan 14:00 | 18

Elon Musk shows world that he is truly awful at something

Rockets, self-aggrandisement: Good. Cars: OK. Music: Make it stop

31 Jan 14:59 | 54

Brits may still be struck by Lightning, but EU lawmakers vote for bloc-wide common charging rules

How about them Apples?

31 Jan 15:45 | 127

US's secret spy payload offloaded: Rocket Lab demos missile muscle with second Electron guided home

Astronomers wring hands as more small sats sent aloft

31 Jan 16:30 | 20

Apple finally clambers to top of phone market again as spider-eyed iPhone 11 lures fanatics out of the shadows

The one true Jesus mobe walks away with the Q4 phone market

31 Jan 17:30 | 27

Stock market rewards LG's display limb for doing less terribly than expected

Glimmer of hope in OLED biz

31 Jan 18:14 | 2

Quick, get the popcorn: Amazon Web Services says Microsoft's benchmarks for Azure are a load of stripe

Fight! Fight! Fight!

31 Jan 19:35 | 33

Remember those infosec fellas who were cuffed while testing the physical security of a courthouse? The burglary charges have been dropped

And it only took, er, four and a half months for people to see sense

31 Jan 20:39 | 41

ICANN't approve the sale of .org to private equity – because California's Attorney General has... concerns

DNS overseer gets letter demanding documents about controversial registry sale

31 Jan 21:24 | 44

Is everything OK over there, Britain? Have you tried turning the UK off and on again? ISPs, financial orgs fall over in Freaky Friday of outages

BT, Gamma, Nationwide, Tide, anyone else?

31 Jan 22:39 | 104

Two startups enter, one leaves: Intel kills off much-delayed Nervana AI training chip, pushes on with Habana

Spring Hill NNP-I inference parts to live on, Spring Crest NNP-T is toast

31 Jan 23:20 | 7

Leave it to eager beaver: Pre-orders for Samsung's next flagship are up for pre-order

6 March release date 'leaked'

31 Jan 23:58 | 6

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