Intel experiences another kind of meltdown
'We must and will do better' CEO pledges amid big losses, Optane axed, expectations slashed
Systems29 Jul 2022 | 8
29th > July > 2022 Archive
Why Intel killed its Optane memory business
Analysis Effort to create a new tier of memory flopped as rivals offered faster and more open alternatives
Storage29 Jul 2022 | 32
China's IT minister under investigation for violating law
Xiao Yaqing had been steering China's chip industry
Legal29 Jul 2022 | 6
US court system suffered 'incredibly significant attack' – sealed files at risk
Effects still being felt today across US government
Security29 Jul 2022 | 15
Microsoft to offer app-store-like experience to distribute and update bespoke apps
Behold the mutant offspring of the Microsoft Store, Endpoint Manager, and Package Manager
Software29 Jul 2022 | 3
Businesses confess: We pass cyberattack costs onto customers
Cover an average of $4.4 million per raid ourselves? No chance, mate
Security29 Jul 2022 | 21
BreachForums booms on the back of billion-record Chinese data leak
Plenty of recent users appear to be from China, and hoping for more leaks of local data
Security29 Jul 2022 |
Surprise! The metaverse is going to suck for privacy
Forget mobile apps – headsets and smart glasses will be able to harvest so much data
Personal Tech29 Jul 2022 | 58
VMware’s subscriptions start at 16 cores, prices won't be made public
Prepaid one-, three-, or five-year terms preferred for big bundles
Virtualization29 Jul 2022 | 29
Psst … Want to buy a used IBM Selectric? No questions asked
On Call We would have got away with it too, if hadn't been for your perfectly reasonable user request
Columnists29 Jul 2022 | 171
BOFH: Selling the boss on a crypto startup
Episode 14 A little hint from a Helldesk friend is all you need
BOFH29 Jul 2022 | 92
I paid for it, that makes it mine. Doesn’t it? No – and it never did
Something for the Weekend A new generation learns the hard way that everything is ephemeral
Bootnotes29 Jul 2022 | 288
Preparing for Skylab: The separate 1972 experimental mission that never left the ground
Feature Bags of splashy fun for astronauts in SMEAT's simulation
Science29 Jul 2022 | 25
Bill Gates venture backs effort to bring aircon startup to market
Supports liquid desiccant tech to store energy to smooth bumps in demand, lower greenhouse gas impact
Science29 Jul 2022 | 63
US Department of Defense funds Google and SkyWater to enable open source chips
Amazing how you find the money when military needs a reliable supply
Systems29 Jul 2022 | 7
AWS still growing amid talk of global economic woes
No stopping the cloud computing division but losses mount on retail side as consumers catch a cold
PaaS + IaaS29 Jul 2022 |
Reg readers tell us what they wanted for SysAdmin Appreciation Day
Chateau Lafite? Unexpected day off? Unplugging users phones?
Offbeat29 Jul 2022 | 17
Paper batteries on the cards to power IoT and smart labels
Quest to reduce environmental impact finds pulp solution
Science29 Jul 2022 | 19
The US's biggest datacenter market is short on electricity
Updated Power transmission bottlenecks could delay Northern Virginia DC projects into 2026
On-Prem29 Jul 2022 | 21
Micron pledges US memory expansion after CHIPS Act passes
With $52 billion on the table, everyone wants their fair share
Storage29 Jul 2022 | 6
Decentralized IPFS networks forming the 'hotbed of phishing'
P2P file system makes it more difficult to detect and take down malicious content
Security29 Jul 2022 | 23
Feds put $10m bounty on Putin pal accused of bankrolling US election troll farm
Just in time for the midterms
Cyber-crime29 Jul 2022 | 54
It's on: Twitter vs Elon Musk trial to start October 17
Updated Popcorn stocks soar
Personal Tech29 Jul 2022 | 48
Apple plays the supply-chain card to explain Mac, iPad revenue shrink
Mom, what's an eye pad?
Personal Tech29 Jul 2022 | 6
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