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GitHub debuts Container Registry that's only a little bit redundant for developers

Never mind GitHub Packages or Azure Container Registry, we've reinvented the wheel... er, box

02 Sep 00:12 | 4

Intel, Apple, Cisco, Google sue US Patent Office – Tech police, open up!

Silicon Valley heavyweights demand access to review boards that can shoot down trolls just ahead of trial

02 Sep 01:18 | 13

Infosys to hire 12,000 more Americans – especially the cheapest ones it can find

No degree? No H-1B? No worries! Indian giant tickles Trump’s tummy

02 Sep 02:58 | 31

India's telecoms given ten years to pay $22bn in back taxes they've already disputed for a decade

Vodafone's Indian outpost has a $10bn bill all by itself and may struggle to pay

02 Sep 03:56 | 10

Dating apps swiped left on Pakistan’s request to clean up their acts, bans followed

Telecoms Authority says it could learn to love Tinder and Grindr if they open hearts and minds

02 Sep 05:01 | 11

You're stuck inside, gaming's getting you through, and you've $1,500 to burn. Check out Nvidia's latest GPUs

Kitchen table chat tries to sell you on the latest kit, AI devs might like it, too

02 Sep 06:08 | 45

COVID-19 tracing without an app? There's an iOS and Android update for that

Google and Apple's new 'Exposure Notifications Express' gives health authorities a shortcut

02 Sep 06:30 | 65

Help. The political process is corrupted, full of lies and state-sponsored deep fakes. Now Microsoft's to the rescue

Whaddaya mean we’re all doomed?

02 Sep 06:58 | 61

Google, Amazon pass on UK Digital Services Tax by hiking ad prices, fees at same rate the government takes

Which means you get to pay, because cost of ads, sellers' fee hikes are built into prices, so once the tech titans charge more ... you get the drift

02 Sep 07:32 | 86

Bork!Bork!Bork!

Borking all over the world: At home or abroad, you're never more than 6ft from a BSOD

The next train is headed to... oh dear

02 Sep 08:04 | 20

Rocket Lab boss Peter Beck talks to The Reg about crap weather, reusing boosters, and taking a trip to Venus

'It's so under-appreciated as a planet compared to Mars'

02 Sep 09:07 | 43

Tech industry might have weathered the storm so far, but challenges will be felt from next year, Unit4 boss warns

ERP outfit picks its battles in darkening enterprise software cloud

02 Sep 10:09 | 1

Things are getting back to normal: Chinese hackers revert to bugging Tibetans after brief Euro campaign

APT phishing crew had COVID-themed fling with the west during height of pandemic, claim researchers

02 Sep 11:30 | 5

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... a pair of black holes coalesced resulting in largest gravitational wave we've seen

Void forged in merger event also the first of its kind spotted

02 Sep 12:00 | 54

Xiaomi and Samsung go head to head with new phones in bargain-basement 5G battle

Duelling devices out soon – but no such promise for requisite next-gen networks

02 Sep 12:58 | 15

Surface Hub 2S unshackled from bespoke Windows 10 to install what you want – just wash your hands first, yeah?

Enterprise, Pro versions of OS coming to Microsoft's jumped-up whiteboard

02 Sep 13:58 | 2

UK utility Severn Trent tests the waters with £4.8m for SCADA monitoring and management in the clouds

'Vision' platform to be 'cornerstone of our emerging asset intelligence strategy and programme'

02 Sep 14:50 | 26

Near-instant game loads, richer graphics, low CPU use promised with DirectStorage API coming to Windows PCs

All the gamers NVMe

02 Sep 17:01 | 9

Makes sense, this does, says US appeals court as it swats away Oracle's protests in $10bn JEDI contract spat

Seems the only things being generated by Pentagon deal are legal arguments

02 Sep 17:57 | 13

As Amazon pulls union-buster job ads, workers describe a 'Mad Max' atmosphere – unsafe, bullying, abusive

El Reg speaks to those battling the dog-eat-dog regime in internet giant's warehouses

02 Sep 19:29 | 165

Chinese prof sent down for 18 months for stealing semiconductor secrets, trying to patent them to cover tracks

Five years after arrest at LAX, Broadcom secret snatcher sent down

02 Sep 20:36 | 14

There's gall – and then there's the security director who stole and resold 41 government-owned networking switches

South Carolina crook jailed for 2 years after flogging $340k of purloined Cisco kit

02 Sep 21:18 | 8

Intel screams Tiger Lake is 'world's best processor' (then quietly into its sleeve: for thin Windows, ChromeOS laptops)

11th-gen Core processor family for portable computers announced

02 Sep 23:24 | 44

Hold on to your hats, Net Neutrality version 2 is on its way courtesy of Trump and the FCC's moves on Section 230

Astroturfing, political posturing, invective. Exactly what internet policy needs

02 Sep 23:58 | 29

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