11th July 2022 Archive • The Register

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Australia bins $41m app contracted to Accenture

Asia In Brief Plus: Chinese chips supported in key management spec; Singapore/UK digital services pact; Fujitsu's vision for oldies; and more

Software11 Jul 2022 | 7

API rate limits at the core of Elon Musk’s decision to ditch Twitter

Claims he got less access to data than paying customers and was forced to endure the indignity of a PDF

Software11 Jul 2022 | 66

UK response to China's tech ambitions labelled 'incoherent and muted'

Working outside power blocs, without policy, leaves Blighty a likely rule-taker says Foreign Affairs Committee

Security11 Jul 2022 | 40

Leaked Uber docs reveal frequent use of 'kill switch' to deactivate tech, thwart investigators

Staff told to tell cops that the IT team was in San Francisco, asleep, and couldn't restore systems

Personal Tech11 Jul 2022 | 86

STMicroelectronics and GlobalFoundries to build wafer fab in France

US and Swiss companies to receive 'significant' French investment

On-Prem11 Jul 2022 | 6

Watch a RAID rebuild or go to a Christmas party? Tough choice

Who, Me? That time Exchange said 'it's a fair cop, guv' before the disks tumbled down the stairs

Systems11 Jul 2022 | 110

Even robots have the right to learn from open source

Opinion Just because it's Microsoft doesn't mean it's wrong

Software11 Jul 2022 | 63

x86 Raspberry Pi Desktop is a great way to revive an old PC

The OS Formerly Known As Raspbian isn't just for the diminutive computer

OSes11 Jul 2022 | 26

South Korea's Kakao removes external payment method amid Google Play standoff

Google gets its way after meeting with internet company and Korea Communications Commission

Applications11 Jul 2022 | 3

Microsoft resorts to Registry hack to keep Outlook from using Windows 11 search

Only a short-term solution to prevent the OS interfering with email results

OSes11 Jul 2022 | 32

US military contractor moves to buy Israeli spy-tech company NSO Group

Biden blacklist a stumbling block for any possible deal

Security11 Jul 2022 | 22

PC sales take double-digit tumble in Q2 amid economic downturn

PC market is resting, not dead despite Shanghai lockdown, fears of global recession

Personal Tech11 Jul 2022 | 8

Qualcomm, Ericsson, Thales are working on delivering 5G from orbit

Tech expected to provide coverage anywhere and everywhere, but smartphones are not yet compatible

Networks11 Jul 2022 | 6

Cell, Wi-Fi can work for Windows 11 on Surface Duo

Windows Phone is dead, long live Windows on a Phone

Personal Tech11 Jul 2022 | 2

Oracle seeks $1b savings, staff prepare for layoffs

Operating profit crashed 28% in Big Red's fiscal 2022

Software11 Jul 2022 | 10

Choosing a non-Windows OS on Lenovo Secured-core PCs is trickier than it should be

What the powers that be have disabled in the BIOS, you must enable once more

OSes11 Jul 2022 | 81

HavanaCrypt ransomware sails in as a fake Google update

Difficult to detect, hiding its window by using the ShowWindow function in Windows

Security11 Jul 2022 | 5

Nokia Bell Labs identifies six key technologies for 6G

Telco giant chosen to lead 6G-ANNA, a German-funded project to drive 6G research, standardization

Networks11 Jul 2022 | 9

DeepMind AI reacts to the physically impossible like a human infant

Adding assumptions about objects better than learning from scratch, claims researcher

Personal Tech11 Jul 2022 | 6

Mastermind of Broadcom’s VMware buy is out, CEO Tan to take over software

Updated Chip giant takes an add Hock approach

Virtualization11 Jul 2022 | 4

Defense contractor pays $9m to settle whistleblower's cybersecurity allegations

Former Aerojet Rocketdyne employee cites failure to meet minimums for NASA, Pentagon

CSO11 Jul 2022 | 9

Intel hits another speed bump with delayed Mobileye IPO

Analysis No biggie, it was only supposed to help fund a big manufacturing expansion

AI + ML11 Jul 2022 |

Meta's AI-based Wikipedia successor 'may be the next big break in NLP'

Don't believe everything you read on the internet

AI + ML11 Jul 2022 | 20

To fight TSMC and Samsung, Intel hires execs from foundry rivals

x86 giant wants to manufacture more of the world’s chips, regardless of whether it designs them

Systems11 Jul 2022 | 4

San Francisco cops want real-time access to private security cameras for surveillance

ACLU hits back at 'unprecedented power grab'

Security11 Jul 2022 | 44

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