IBM touts progress on tech stack for AI-enabled airline with no passengers or alcohol
Digital native? Cloud native? No, we need to be AI native, says Riyadh Air
AI + ML09 Dec 2025 | 31
UK finally vows to look at 35-year-old Computer Misuse Act
As Portugal gives researchers a pass under cybersecurity law
Security09 Dec 2025 | 47
Researchers want to kill the vibe, propose better model for AI coding
MIT researchers offer cure for illegible software
Software07 Nov 2025 | 24
Coders paired with bot buddies work fast, but take too many shortcuts
Trust me bro, says GitHub Copilot. And programmers just... do
AI + ML04 Nov 2025 | 26
Docker Compose vulnerability opens door to host-level writes – patch pronto
Windows Desktop installer also fixed after DLL hijack flaw rated 8.8 severity
Patches30 Oct 2025 | 3
India to dethrone US for dev numbers as AI reshapes coding, says GitHub
TypeScript was ranked top programming language
Software29 Oct 2025 | 13
Anthropic's Claude is learning Excel so you don't have to
Good luck to the 1,000 enterprise guinea pigs on the initial preview
Applications28 Oct 2025 | 20
Ex-CISA head thinks AI might fix code so fast we won't need security teams
Jen Easterly says most breaches stem from bad software, and smarter tech could finally clean it up
Cyber-crime27 Oct 2025 | 65
Anti-fraud body leaks dozens of email addresses in invite mishap
Calendar cock-up exposed recipients' details
Security21 Oct 2025 | 9
UK calls up Armed Forces veterans for digital ID soft launch
Once more into the, er, breach?
Public Sector20 Oct 2025 | 154
Thou shalt not let AI run amok: Vatican wants global rules
'AI is a tool', Pope tells attendees
AI + ML17 Oct 2025 | 24
Chamber of Commerce sues over Trump's $100K H-1B paywall
US biz lobby claims president overstepped his authority with proclamation demanding hefty visa fee
Legal17 Oct 2025 | 60
Mind the gap – in mobile coverage: UK train signal to stay patchy till 2030
Minister pins hopes on low Earth orbit satellites to plug crap rail connectivity
Networks16 Oct 2025 | 17
£2B UK cloud licensing claim against Microsoft seeks more business backers
Updated Action alleges Redmond unfairly hikes costs for businesses running Windows Server outside Azure
Software15 Oct 2025 | 5
Broadcom cozies up to OpenAI for 10 GW custom chip love-in
Every human deserves their own accelerator, says ChatGPT creator
Systems13 Oct 2025 | 5
Benioff retreats from idea of sending troops in to clean up San Francisco
Salesforce CEO praises Trump before walking back criticism of city's policing
Offbeat13 Oct 2025 | 58
Microsoft 'illegally' tracked students via 365 Education, says data watchdog
Redmond argued schools, education authorities are responsible for GDPR
SaaS13 Oct 2025 | 25
China probes Qualcomm's Autotalks deal amid rising US trade tensions
Beijing insists it's business as usual – Washington might see it differently
Systems13 Oct 2025 | 1
Alibaba unveils $53B global AI plan – but it will need GPUs to back it up
Analysis Chinese giant maps out datacenters across Europe and beyond, yet US chip curbs cast a long shadow
AI + ML27 Sep 2025 | 1
Software CEO tells Catholic uni panel AI won't take out jobs, but it could take out brains
As exorcist convention decries AI's potential for 'necromancy'
Offbeat26 Sep 2025 | 21
Microsoft agrees to 11th hour Win 10 end of life concessions
Updated Consumer org forces Redmond to expunge list of requirements for free ESU in Euro Economic Area, just need a Microsoft account
OSes26 Sep 2025 | 88
US banking giant Citi pilots agentic AI with 5,000 staff
Financial services firm admits it may mean fewer staff
AI + ML24 Sep 2025 | 6
Workers: Yes, RTO makes sense. No, we’re not going to do it
Report uncovers widespread clock blocking, coffee badging
On-Prem24 Sep 2025 | 243
Digital Realty CTO on why storage is the datacenter challenge no one's talking about
Interview And why supporting quantum computing is easier than supporting a 1MW rack
The State of Storage12 Jun 2025 | 5
Should we expect to keep communication private in the digital age?
Register Debate Reg writers and readers wrangle over rights and realities
Security18 Feb 2022 | 38
Reality check: We should not expect our communications to remain private
Register Debate Use the best tools at your disposal – and expect the worst
Software14 Feb 2022 | 72
When it comes to renting tech kit, things can get personal, very quickly
Register Debate Is hardware by subscription bad for customers? Readers have their say
PaaS + IaaS03 Dec 2021 | 21
Computers cost money. We only make them more expensive by trying to manage them ourselves
Register Debate And that's bad for your customers – who else is gonna ultimately pay for it?
PaaS + IaaS02 Dec 2021 | 54
Reg debate asks readers about their post pandemic status. Half ask, 'What status?'
Register Debate Some get a halo from the boss. Others barely get a hello
On-Prem05 Nov 2021 | 9
Love or hate your IT dept, money talks – and tech workers are getting more of it
Register Debate Show you’re worth it, demand more
On-Prem03 Nov 2021 | 23
Reg readers: Don't assume anything when sharing health data
Register Debate Debate exhibits chronic distrust of policy makers, Big Pharma, and insurance companies
Science15 Oct 2021 | 21
Sharing medical records with researchers: Assumed consent works in theory – just not yet in practice
Register Debate The UK shows us how not to run an opt-out approach
Science14 Oct 2021 | 31
Still divided on whether teachers, parents or politicians are to blame
Register Debate Can we close the education divide? Maybe, but not by stuffing it with computers and smart boards
SaaS17 Sep 2021 | 15
Technology doesn’t widen the education divide. People do that
Register Debate And no, we don’t want a generation of early-years coders
SaaS16 Sep 2021 | 53
Should we all consolidate databases for the storage benefits? Reg vultures deploy DevOps, zoos, haircuts
Register Debate As the wisdom of the crowd decides
Databases18 Sep 2020 | 11
The Death of the Gods: Not scared of tech yet? You haven't been paying attention
Book Review New book details snatch for humanity's joystick
Bootnotes20 Aug 2018 | 25
Politics is going digital, but guns and money still pack a punch
Reg Lectures If you’re looking for power, you probably haven’t got any
Lectures14 Nov 2017 |
History shows why geeks will never, ever, ever... get along
Register Lecture Schismogenesis? Isn’t that a posh word for Flame War?
Lectures10 Nov 2017 | 21
Machine learning? AI? How we learned to relax at MCubed
Events Reg conference shows humans how to stay in driving seat
AI + ML08 Nov 2017 |
Byte Night: Bed down with tech chiefs, celebs ... or stay on your sofa
There may be trouble ahead – but you can help
Bootnotes29 Sep 2017 | 3
The Register Lecture: The secrets of power in the digital age
Reg Events Feed your brain over a beer
Site News14 Sep 2017 | 4
Reg lecture exposes the radicals intent on remaking your society
Transhumanists, hallucinogens, the far right... and blockchain
Lectures06 Apr 2017 | 5
UK gov draws driverless car test zone around M40 corridor
No need for top hats and red flags says secretary of state
AI + ML31 Mar 2017 | 67
BMW chief: Big auto will stay in the driving seat with autonomous cars
Tech companies will struggle to take over the road
Edge + IoT31 Mar 2017 | 41
Northamber's Phillips ponders non-exec role after nearly four decades
Profitability? Not just yet...
On-Prem27 Mar 2017 | 2
Can we learn to love AI and sex robots?
Reg lecture explores what turning on a machine really means
AI + ML22 Mar 2017 | 13
Just finished your first TensorFlow app? Might be time for a rewrite...
Google's machine learning library hits 1.0
AI + ML16 Feb 2017 | 1
Get orf the air over moi land Irish farmer roars at drones
Pledges to eradicate drone burglary threat by 'any means necessary'
Bootnotes10 Feb 2017 | 77
Non-existent sex robots already burning holes in men’s pockets
Saddos only? Nope, happily married dudes just as keen apparently
AI + ML20 Dec 2016 | 107
Sexbots could ‘over-exert’ their human lovers, academic warns
Ethics expert has built ladybird-sparing vacuum cleaner
AI + ML19 Dec 2016 | 111
Fujitsu pivots from chips to leaves with salad-as-a-service
Finnish factory to change diet of the happiest people in Europe
On-Prem28 Nov 2016 | 1
Puppet pulls in (almost) former Cisco exec to head EMEA
Perches itself between Jack the Ripper territory and the City
Devops21 Nov 2016 |
Dirty code? If it works, leave it says Thoughtworks CTO
Only change what you really need to
Devops15 Nov 2016 | 56
CIOs: VDI? Maybe, just maybe, it really will be different this time...
Register Roundtable Tech bosses endorse thin clients, throw hands in the air over millennials
On-Prem11 Nov 2016 | 11
Tell us your DevOps, Agile, CD and Container stories
Continuous Lifecycle 2017: Call for papers closes in one month
Devops01 Nov 2016 | 4
Could Heather from EastEnders turn on Kettering if Lohan is no-show?
She don't call, she don't write, wail worried midlands burghers
Bootnotes28 Oct 2016 | 20
Northamber almost strikes cheery note, warns profit a year off
Cautious distie sees revenues slip, losses climb
On-Prem28 Oct 2016 | 2
Atlassian promises elastic pipelines and premium plan
Bets on devs moving to the cloud wholesale
Devops12 Oct 2016 | 1
FT journo roasts channel leaders for spouting bullshit
Canalys Channels Forum 2016 Tech industry needs more Wan Longs, apparently
Channel07 Oct 2016 | 35
'Too big to fail' cloud giants like AWS threaten civilization as we know it
Canalys Channels Forum 2016 Canalys chief warns traditional hardware skills could die out
Channel04 Oct 2016 | 28
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