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China’s top court calls for blockchain to record vast number of transactions

Leases, IP rights, ownership of goods … it’s almost easier to list things the Supreme People’s Court doesn’t want on a blockchain

Software31 May 2022 | 21

Retail investors should not invest in crypto, says Singapore deputy PM

Blockchain still has a role to play - if properly regulated - says Heng Swee Keat

Legal31 May 2022 | 3

France levels up local video game slang with list of French terms to replace foreign words

Goodbye cloudy retro-gaming, bonjour ‘rétrojeu video en nuage’

Personal Tech31 May 2022 | 168

Samsung and Intel bosses discuss silicon cooperation

Details? Nope. Potential? Enormous.

On-Prem31 May 2022 | 2

VMware customers have watched Broadcom's acquisitions and don't like what they see

It's not hard to find unpleasant precedents for what might happen to Virtzilla

Virtualization31 May 2022 | 39

Logitech's MX Mechanical keyboard, Master 3S mouse

Review All the the rage with gamers, mechanical type comes to office users – where cool goes to die

Personal Tech31 May 2022 | 33

Capita to see wave of UK government contracts come to an end by 2025

Technology firms rank second in UK list of strategic public-sector suppliers

On-Prem31 May 2022 | 11

Sick of Windows but can't afford a Mac? Consult our cynic's guide to desktop Linux

For your consideration: A reasonable list of the least bad distros

OSes31 May 2022 | 306

Fusion won't avert need for climate change 'sacrifice', says nuclear energy expert

But the potentially abundant, if distant, source of sustainable energy could offer hope

Science31 May 2022 | 125

BT to sell private 5G networks powered by Ericsson kit

If you fancy your own dedicated network there's another player in town – but don't ask how much it costs

Networks31 May 2022 | 3

Distrobox 1.3.0: Run (pretty much) any Linux distro under almost any other

Latest version of simplified container tool for penguins is out

Software31 May 2022 | 25

CIOs largely believe their software supply chain is vulnerable

Internal bureaucracy and barriers hold up roll out of defenses, report finds

Patches31 May 2022 | 3

Renegotiating a Salesforce software agreement? It could take up to two years

Salesforce complexity can be 'difficult and expensive to govern', especially for multicloud, warns Gartner

SaaS31 May 2022 | 8

Qualcomm among queue of suitors chasing a stake in Arm

Chipmaker interested in forming a consortium for purchase – and so is SK hynix, Intel

Systems31 May 2022 | 13

Intel offers GPU management tool ahead of Ponte Vecchio debut

It's even open source, so someone may actually use it

Software31 May 2022 | 1

Microsoft's identity services huddle under Entra umbrella

Decentralized identity and knowing who needs what

Security31 May 2022 | 3

IBM ordered to pay $1.6b to BMC

Big Blue's 'routine eschewal of rules' justifies large penalty, judge says

Systems31 May 2022 | 33

Cops' Killer Bee stings credential-stealing scammer

Fraudster and two alleged accomplices nabbed in joint op

Cyber-crime31 May 2022 | 9

Intel’s Falcon Shores XPU to mix ‘n’ match CPUs, GPUs within processor package

x86 giant now has an HPC roadmap, which includes successor to Ponte Vecchio

Systems31 May 2022 | 1

US Supreme Court puts Texas social media law on hold

Justices Roberts, Kavanaugh, Barrett help halt enforcement of HB 20

Personal Tech31 May 2022 | 37

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