Rather than take the L, Amazon sues state that dared criticize warehouse safety
Somebody missed the memo – this internet giant always gets its own way
On-Prem05 Oct 2022 | 57
5th > October > 2022 Archive
No Shangri-La for you: Top hotel chain confirms data leak
In Xanadu did Kubla Khan a stately pleasure-dome decree
Security05 Oct 2022 | 7
VideoLAN to India: If you love FOSS so much, why have you blocked our downloads?
Activists help pen letter to New Delhi demanding answers
Software05 Oct 2022 | 10
DoJ ‘very disappointed’ with probation sentence for Capital One hacker Paige Thompson
‘This is not what justice looks like’ says official on sanction for leak of 100 million records
Cyber-crime05 Oct 2022 | 40
Boss of Chinese memory maker Yangtze departs for no obvious reason
No 'corruption' alleged, rumours of a big win selling to Apple make shunting a little odd
On-Prem05 Oct 2022 | 6
India's IT services sector wants workers back in offices – but not all the new hires
Industry insists it needs new blood, yet offers are being rescinded, pay rises delayed, and workers are furious
On-Prem05 Oct 2022 | 7
Physics Nobel Prize in a superposition between three quantum physicists
How apt
Science05 Oct 2022 | 42
Arm job cuts hit UK harder than global rationalization
Anyone remember SoftBank's pledge to double headcount in Britain?
Personal Tech05 Oct 2022 | 10
Waxworm's spit shows promise in puncturing plastic pollution
Scientists believe moth larvae saliva can oxidize, degrade polyethylene
Science05 Oct 2022 | 20
IceWM reaches version 3 after a mere 25 years
And it's not the only venerable window manager still in development
Applications05 Oct 2022 | 26
Modified version of Tor Browser spies on Chinese users
Patiently gathers data that can be used to identify the victims, says Kaspersky
Security05 Oct 2022 | 7
UK politico proposes site for prototype nuclear fusion plant
British minister famed for love of imperial measures picks a spot in center of industrial decline
Science05 Oct 2022 | 229
Hot DRAM, Micron promises $100B for 'largest chip fab in US history'
Memory maker says plant will help to boost memory production in America
Systems05 Oct 2022 | 17
IT management giant DXC confirms takeover interest
No formal offer yet received, Baring Private Equity Asia linked with ailing IT services house
On-Prem05 Oct 2022 | 5
China may prove Arm wrong about RISC-V's role in the datacenter
Analysis Cloud and equipment makers also keen to escape Softbank's licensing boot
Systems05 Oct 2022 | 38
Linux 6.1: Rust to hit mainline kernel
New language will be official, probably within a couple of months
OSes05 Oct 2022 | 32
MIT boffins cram ML training into microcontroller memory
Neat algorithmic trick squeezing into 256KB of RAM, barely enough for inference let alone teaching
Edge + IoT05 Oct 2022 | 6
Charge a future EV in less than five minutes – using literally cool NASA tech
Well, yeah, when the batteries and power supplies can handle it, too
Science05 Oct 2022 | 94
Microsoft drops the C bomb on financial services – 'compliance'
Windows giant know exactly how to get these types fired up
Off-Prem05 Oct 2022 | 3
Boffins hunt and kill cockroaches with machine vision laser
Oh the hijinks of academia
Offbeat05 Oct 2022 | 49
SUSE wheels out first public prototype of its server Linux distro, asks for feedback
Adaptable Linux Platform v0.01 shows that the future of SLE is containerized
OSes05 Oct 2022 | 12
Cyber-snoops broke into US military contractor, stole data, hid for months
Tell us it’s Russia without telling us it’s Russia
Security05 Oct 2022 | 14
Micro molten salt reactor can fit on a truck, power 1k homes. When it's built
Small, safer vessels could be 'silicon chip' that ushers in new nuclear age
Science05 Oct 2022 | 193
American software biz CEO arrested for allegedly storing election data in China
LA DA ain't happy about handling of poll workers' info
Off-Prem05 Oct 2022 | 23
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