Reg readers: Don't assume anything when sharing health data
Register Debate Debate exhibits chronic distrust of policy makers, Big Pharma, and insurance companies
15 Oct 2021 | 21
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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
14 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
17 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
16 Sep 2021 | 52
Should we all consolidate databases for the storage benefits? Reg vultures deploy DevOps, zoos, haircuts
Register Debate As the wisdom of the crowd decides
18 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
20 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
14 Nov 2017 |
History shows why geeks will never, ever, ever... get along
Register Lecture Schismogenesis? Isn’t that a posh word for Flame War?
10 Nov 2017 | 21
Machine learning? AI? How we learned to relax at MCubed
Events Reg conference shows humans how to stay in driving seat
08 Nov 2017 |
Byte Night: Bed down with tech chiefs, celebs ... or stay on your sofa
There may be trouble ahead – but you can help
29 Sep 2017 | 3
The Register Lecture: The secrets of power in the digital age
Reg Events Feed your brain over a beer
14 Sep 2017 | 4
Reg lecture exposes the radicals intent on remaking your society
Transhumanists, hallucinogens, the far right... and blockchain
06 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
31 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
31 Mar 2017 | 41
Northamber's Phillips ponders non-exec role after nearly four decades
Profitability? Not just yet...
27 Mar 2017 | 2
Can we learn to love AI and sex robots?
Reg lecture explores what turning on a machine really means
22 Mar 2017 | 13
Just finished your first TensorFlow app? Might be time for a rewrite...
Google's machine learning library hits 1.0
16 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'
10 Feb 2017 | 77
Non-existent sex robots already burning holes in men’s pockets
Saddos only? Nope, happily married dudes just as keen apparently
20 Dec 2016 | 107
Sexbots could ‘over-exert’ their human lovers, academic warns
Ethics expert has built ladybird-sparing vacuum cleaner
19 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
28 Nov 2016 | 1
Puppet pulls in (almost) former Cisco exec to head EMEA
Perches itself between Jack the Ripper territory and the City
21 Nov 2016 |
Dirty code? If it works, leave it says Thoughtworks CTO
Only change what you really need to
15 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
11 Nov 2016 | 11
