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UK government marks 'at least' £115m for new Brexit systems against backdrop of chequered IT project history in customs and border control

HPE shifts further out onto the edge, plans to weld $925m Silver Peak buy to Aruba Networks

UK's University of Manchester has its head in all the clouds as it rains £50m on integrators

GitHub is just like all of us: The week has just started but it needed 4 whole hours of downtime

Rust code in Linux kernel looks more likely as language team lead promises support

Microsoft Visual Studio gets .NET Core debugging – on WSL2

Drupal drops first big upgrade in five years and looks forward by looking backwards

Cloud swings Chinese database market behind local developers

Sueball locked, loaded and pointed at LinkedIn over iOS privacy naughtiness

Better get Grandpa off Windows 7 because zero-day bug in Zoom allows remote code execution on vintage OS

Trump reveals US cyber-attack on Russian election-misdirection troll farms

How to make your IT security go beyond your network – and make people your perimeter

Continuous Lifecycle Online is this Thursday: Get your ticket while you can, and tune into these fantastic sessions

Rancher rides off into the SUSE-set after acquisition by Linux outfit

Microsoft integrates Azure Functions with Dapr – for when you run Azure Functions outside Azure. Confused yet?

Languishing lodash library loophole finally fitted for a fix: It's only taken since October to address security bug

Mixed signals? Yes and no: Analog Devices snaps up rival Maxim Integrated for $20.9bn

Reporting live from Gartner pandemic watch: IT spending is shrinking by X this year, I mean Y

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South Korea joins the ‘we’re going to be self-sufficient in more tech and then export bucketloads’ club

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Oh what a cute little animation... OH MY GOD. (Not acceptable, even in the '80s)

Soft press keys for locked-down devs: Three new models of old school 60-key Happy Hacking 'board out next month

Pandemic proves just the tonic for PC sales as shipments shoot upwards

The world's nonsense keeping you awake in middle of the night? Good news. Go outside and see this two-tail comet

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If the Solar System's 'Planet Nine' is actually a small black hole, here's how we could detect it... wait, what?

Mars InSight to stretch its arm and look around as mole-mashing ops are paused

Detroit Police make second wrongful facial-recog arrest when another man is misidentified by software

Microsoft says ciao to Xiaoice: Formerly unpatriotic Chinese teenager sim flies the nest

We've paused Sigfox roof aerial payments, says WND-UK, but we'll make you whole after COVID

Privacy watchdogs from the UK, Australia team up, snap on gloves to probe AI-for-cops upstart Clearview

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