Some American techies can still work for Chinese chipmakers, turns out
But if you authorize or handle delivery of factory kit – or service it – you're out
On-Prem03 Nov 2022 | 2
3rd > November > 2022 Archive
China reminds world shock and ore can hurt tech supply chains
Nice chip and EV factories you're building there. Would be a shame if they couldn't get any rare earths to work with
Off-Prem03 Nov 2022 | 54
Alibaba Cloud goes even more serverless as it tries to become a utility
Laptop-shaped thin client tied to DaaS also illustrates the concept, and its downsides
Off-Prem03 Nov 2022 | 2
Qualcomm predicts 2024 is the year Windows on Arm goes large
For now, have a hiring freeze to preserve fat profits
Personal Tech03 Nov 2022 | 20
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin: If Musk's Twitter flops, it's not such a bad thing
Predicts replacement, without Elon's problems, is waiting to fly
Software03 Nov 2022 | 28
NASA's CAPSTONE satellite is out of safe mode and on track for Moon orbit this month
Artemis orbit tester back in the pipe, five by five
Science03 Nov 2022 | 10
Royal Mail customer data leak shutters online Click and Drop
Customers complain of exposed order info, multiple charges — but still no postage
Security03 Nov 2022 | 25
Aviatrix releases tool to help enterprises prevent cloud network costs spiraling
Just as providers prepare to crank up their fees
Networks03 Nov 2022 | 1
University of Edinburgh staff paid late due to Oracle ERP troubles
Project beginning in 2019 has left employees and suppliers waiting on payments
Databases03 Nov 2022 | 35
Version 252 of systemd, as expected, locks down the Linux boot process
The init system that everybody loves to hate
OSes03 Nov 2022 | 167
BT CEO ups cost-cutting plan amid rising inflation and soaring energy costs
National telecom giant admits strike action is impacting customer broadband connections
Networks03 Nov 2022 | 30
Lenovo revenues drop due to falling demand for PCs
But overall profits are up thanks to cost cutting and success in other divisions
On-Prem03 Nov 2022 |
Redis swallows RESP.app biz that made its database easier on developers
Acquisition of Ukrainian startup to help broaden appeal beyond popular cache
Databases03 Nov 2022 |
FCC taps 13 providers to manage 6GHz band access for new Wi-Fi standards
Public will be able to test each system as part of development process
Networks03 Nov 2022 | 2
International summit agrees crack down on crypto to combat ransomware
Commitments include international wallet info sharing, KYC requirements, and an AML crackdown
Security03 Nov 2022 | 20
Tumblr says nudes are back on the menu – within reason
But old 'go nuts, show nuts' attitude is dead for good
Offbeat03 Nov 2022 | 28
Kyndryl loses $281m in the quarter as modernization agenda continues
How to turn a classic infrastructure biz into something fit for the cloud era
On-Prem03 Nov 2022 | 5
Amazon freezes corporate hiring amid worsening economic outlook
The decision comes as the e-commerce giant stuggles with soaring energy prices and cash-strapped customers
Off-Prem03 Nov 2022 | 7
Nitrux 2.5: The latest update to a radical Linux
Also one of the first distros we've seen with Kernel 6.0
OSes03 Nov 2022 | 16
Latest layoffs: Lyft, Stripe more than decimate staff
While Elon may just dump half of Twitter and scrap work-from-home
On-Prem03 Nov 2022 | 5
Multi-factor auth fatigue is real – and it's why you may be in the headlines next
Analysis Overwhelmed by waves of push notifications, worn-down users inadvertently let the bad guys in
Security03 Nov 2022 | 88
AMD’s latest, greatest Radeon graphics card $600 cheaper than Nvidia’s top RTX 4090
Chiplet-based RNDA 3 GPU fans have been waiting for
Personal Tech03 Nov 2022 | 19
NASA wheels SLS rocket out to the launchpad for another attempt to get off the ground
After two previous failures, will third time be the charm?
Science03 Nov 2022 | 19
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