OpenAI opens doors to DALL-E after the horse has bolted to Midjourney and others
Ironic that an ML lab with so many accelerators is such a slowpoke
AI + ML29 Sep 2022 | 7
29th > September > 2022 Archive
UN's ITU election may spell the end of our open internet
Updated Russia, China believe in more national control, maybe baked into standards. Resistance is fierce - and was victorious!
Networks29 Sep 2022 | 68
Indian authorities probe Singapore gaming payments outfit Coda
Claims kids unwittingly click up huge bills in games, only for their cash to fly offshore
Legal29 Sep 2022 | 2
Tencent has its Meta moment as CEO Pony Ma outlines 'immersive convergence'
Video confs to add multi-sensory interaction and by 2040 maybe even brain/machine interfaces
Software29 Sep 2022 | 5
This rope-laying, ever-growing robot may one day explore your blood vessels
Video You wouldn't make this the butt of any jokes, right?
Science29 Sep 2022 | 11
UK, US slip down World Digital Competitiveness Ranking
Denmark takes top spot, Croatia improves fastest, Hong Kong flops
Software29 Sep 2022 | 12
Europe just might make it easier for people to sue for damage caused by AI tech
Imagine the lawyer infomercials – Did a computer hurt you? Call (30) 555 1234...
AI + ML29 Sep 2022 | 17
Cockroach Labs CTO: Google became too comfortable, I wasn't being challenged
Interview Peter Mattis on starting a multibillion-dollar company as serverless database hits GA
Databases29 Sep 2022 | 4
Quantum computer to be available from colo datacenter
Not-a-cloud service can accommodate 'unique hosting requirements' - like cryogenic systems
On-Prem29 Sep 2022 | 1
Arm founder says the UK has no chance of tech sovereignty
Government fritters away homegrown technologies and has no strategy to lessen reliance on other countries
Systems29 Sep 2022 | 118
AWS, Microsoft, Google own 72% of Euro customer cloud spending
Democratizing IT? The next biggest 3 in region are also US headquartered giants
Off-Prem29 Sep 2022 | 5
Apple exec sues over 'ageist' removal of $800k stock bonus
IP director claims he was skipped over for merit-based retention bonus because of the retention part
Legal29 Sep 2022 | 25
Covert malware targets VMware shops for hypervisor-level espionage
Mandiant tracks back operators, finds ties to China
CSO29 Sep 2022 | 3
Japan taps industry to build safer, more secure nuclear energy future
Project with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries marks shift in policy since Fukushima disaster over a decade ago
Science29 Sep 2022 | 30
Upcoming Outlook for Windows app opens to more testers
Office Insider? You might want to check refreshed email client
Applications29 Sep 2022 | 6
IBM's 'bare metal' LinuxONE push: Did somebody say OpenShift?
Plus RHEL has fresh release goodies out too
Off-Prem29 Sep 2022 | 3
Google challenges US ISPs with 100Gbps fiber broadband
An internet advertiser as your service provider – what could go wrong?
Networks29 Sep 2022 | 18
Wind, solar fulfill 10% of global electricity demand for first time
Curb your enthusiasm – coal-fired power went up too
Science29 Sep 2022 | 54
Intel accidentally leaked its 34-core Raptor Lake chip. What do the dies tell us?
Analysis Where we're going, we don't need efficiency cores. But we may need 1.21 jiggawatts
Systems29 Sep 2022 | 8
Google kills off Stadia
We gave the cloud gaming service two years to live. It managed three
Personal Tech29 Sep 2022 | 65
Reverse DNS queries may reveal too much, computer scientists argue
When you combine it with DHCP, that spells TRACK ME
Networks29 Sep 2022 | 21
Atlassian smartens up security, licensing admin tools
And bundles its best bits at bargain price in case someone wants you to work their way for a while
Devops29 Sep 2022 | 1
Scientists, why not simply invent a working fusion plant using $50m from Uncle Sam
You even have until the end of the 2030s to get it done
Science29 Sep 2022 | 96
Pentagon is far too tight with its security bug bounties
But overpriced, useless fighter jets? That's something we can get behind
Research29 Sep 2022 | 16
Biting the hand that feeds IT
