Video
Starship bloopers: Watch Elon Musk's Mars ferry prototype explode on the pad during liquid nitrogen test
‘We'll just buff it out’ says SpaceX biz baron
03 Mar 05:54 | 47
3rd > March > 2020 Archive
Science
How's this for a remote support fix? Solar storm early-warning satellite repaired with million-mile software update
Deep Space Climate Observatory ticking again after gyroscope mishap
03 Mar 07:55 | 21
Interview
Mirantis gros fromage quits to start new 'private LTE' biz on open-access spectrum
Open-source chap Boris Renski chats to El Reg about the near future
03 Mar 09:15 | 3
Roundup
Chromium Edge shored up against unwanted apps, peekable notifications in Surface Duo, and a Power Apps T-shirt contest
Also, a new data centre region beneath Spain's Azure skies
03 Mar 10:00 | 2
Exclusive
Maersk prepares to lay off the Maidenhead staffers who rescued it from NotPetya super-pwnage
Staff found out after seeing their own jobs advertised in India
03 Mar 10:45 | 181
On-Prem
IBM exec told that High Court evidence in Co-Op Insurance case wasn't 'truth, whole truth, and nothing but the truth'
Plus: Big Blue wanted to 'turn the screw in a controlled manner' on client
03 Mar 11:30 | 29
Science
Honeywell, I blew up the qubits: Thermostat maker to offer cloud access to 'world's most powerful quantum computer' within months
Super-maker claims breakthrough in quantum supernumerary
03 Mar 12:00 | 28
Security
Have I Been S0ld? No, trusted security website HIBP off the table, will remain independent
Owner Troy Hunt staying in the saddle after potential deal falls through
03 Mar 12:30 | 12
Roundup
Boeing didn't run end-to-end test on Calamity Capsule, DSCOVR up and running, and NASA buys a Falcon Heavy
'Test Like You Fly'? Yeah, we've heard of it
03 Mar 13:01 | 36
Channel
UK.gov lays out COVID-19 guidance as the tech supply chain considers its own
Calm down now
03 Mar 13:31 | 59
Servers
Is that a typo? Oh, it's not a typo. Ampere really is touting an 80-core 64-bit 7nm Arm server processor dubbed Altra
Meanwhile, Marvell offers a 36-core chip, Xilinx whips out an FPGA-based SmartNIC
03 Mar 14:00 | 21
Networks
Broadband providers can now flog Openreach's new IP voice network in bid to ditch UK's copper phone lines by 2025
Needing a landline will soon be a thing of the past
03 Mar 14:30 | 117
SaaS
Microsoft's latest cloud innovation: Printing
Now without all the mucking around on-premises
03 Mar 15:00 | 57
Security
GCHQ's infosec arm has 3 simple tips to secure those insecure smart home gadgets
UK.gov tries the KISS approach to infosec advice for the public
03 Mar 15:30 | 75
Science
Bloodhound gang handles the pan again to get back to Hakskeenpan
You and me baby ain't nothing but mammals... so help us get land speed record on the Discovery Channel
03 Mar 16:01 | 27
Storage
What a mesh: Snowflake punts edge tech tie-up at SecOps teams
Cloud data warehouse slinger claims it can help comb through event logs
03 Mar 16:52 |
Updated
Coronavirus conference cancellations continue: Google and Microsoft axe WSL and Cloud Next
Adobe Summit too. They'll all go online now. Dress code: PJs and a blankie
03 Mar 17:42 | 14
SaaS
AWS to double sales droids as Google, Microsoft's growing clouds threaten to gobble larger slices of Bezos' pie
Experts drafted in to help new hires answer customers' technical questions
03 Mar 18:42 | 5
Security
Let's Encrypt? Let's revoke 3 million HTTPS certificates on Wednesday, more like: Check code loop blunder strikes
Tons of TLS certs need to be tossed immediately after Go snafu
03 Mar 19:44 | 78
Networks
New Jersey beats New York – and then the rest of America – on broadband access. How does your state fare?
National survey of ISPs sparks familiar recommendations for better internet
03 Mar 20:41 | 22
Networks
You. Drop and give me 20... per cent IPv6 by 2023, 80% by 2025, Uncle Sam tells its IT admins after years of slacking
And policies and teams in place – on the double
03 Mar 21:42 | 58
Personal Tech
Electro-smog, govt snooping be damned. Two thirds of folks polled worldwide would trade in their mobes for 5G kit
Once the telcos have enough masts up
03 Mar 22:36 | 19
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