Microsoft warns: Windows 11 update breaks provisioning
And it wouldn't be a Redmond OS update without printing issues
OSes06 Oct 2022 | 25
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Brexit dividend? 'Newly independent' UK will be world's 'data hub', claims digital minister
Updated Amid inevitable talk of 'red tape' cutting at ruling party conference, data protection experts are concerned
Science06 Oct 2022 | 107
Infosys must face claims it told recruiter not to hire women with kids 'at home'
Attempts to dismiss suit denied as former staffer alleges she was expressly told to swerve over-50s
Legal04 Oct 2022 | 19
UK hits Russia with British IT services ban
Annexed Donetsk? No more consultants for you then
On-Prem04 Oct 2022 | 27
Apple exec sues over 'ageist' removal of $800k stock bonus
IP director claims he was skipped over for merit-based retention bonus because of the retention part
Legal29 Sep 2022 | 25
Ever suspected bankers could just use WhatsApp comms? $1.8b says you're right
Updated Thought shadow IT at your office was bad? Try enforcing workplace device policies on hedge fund traders
Security28 Sep 2022 | 65
Cisco asks shareholders to vote against global tax transparency
Amazon's already said no to country-by-country breakdown
Networks27 Sep 2022 | 6
Interpol seeks Do Kwon, man blamed for $40b crypto implosion
Founder of firm at center of fraud claims says he's 'not running' right now. Ditched the Fitbit, have you?
Personal Tech26 Sep 2022 | 4
Meta told to pay $175m to walkie-talkie techies for infringing IP
Facebook and Instagram Live use same programming described in Voxer patents, says jury
Legal22 Sep 2022 | 22
Letter to FCC: Why are US carriers locking handsets to networks?
'If someone else puts a lock on a thing that you own, and doesn't give you the key, it's not for your benefit'
Networks20 Sep 2022 | 50
Was there life on Mars? Perseverance scrapes up promising samples
Fact organic matter was found in sedimentary rock, which preserves fossils here on Earth, 'important'
Science16 Sep 2022 | 16
Ex-Broadcom engineer asks for house arrest over IP theft
Updated Admits guilt, but claims he took files to jog his memory, afraid he'd not keep up with 'younger engineers'
Cyber-crime15 Sep 2022 | 20
Demand for software experts pushes tech salaries higher in UK
One in six ditching job offer from employers low-balling on pay
On-Prem13 Sep 2022 | 112
Apple warned by US lawmakers over using Chinese YMTC chips in new iPhone
Calm down - it's potentially only meant for units sold in China
Systems12 Sep 2022 | 34
FCC floats 'five-year rule' for hoovering up space junk
Gets some pushback from those wanting permission to keep it hanging around for decades
Science09 Sep 2022 | 20
Amazon CEO says company will slow hiring rate, no hard return to office planned
Anyone fancy renting some office space?
PaaS + IaaS08 Sep 2022 | 2
Taking CHIPS Act cash? You're banned from planting advanced fabs on Chinese soil
Rules apply for next decade, warns Commerce Department, which can claw back cash
Systems07 Sep 2022 | 16
Unhappy about excluding nation-state attacks from cyberinsurance? Get ready to pay
Lloyd's defends stance as critics say policy tweaks make it less worthwhile to spend on premiums
Security06 Sep 2022 | 23
G7 countries beat UK in worldwide broadband speed test again
All except Italy, that is
Networks06 Sep 2022 | 65
Indian court directs chat app Telegram to disclose details of copyright infringers
Judge says that servers being located in Singapore is not a get-out clause
Security02 Sep 2022 | 8
GM's Cruise revises self-driving software after San Francisco crash
Just weeks after milestone permit to charge for robotaxi rides using autonomous-driving tech
Software01 Sep 2022 | 31
Voyager 1 data corrupted by onboard computer that 'stopped working years ago'
Deeply impressive that NASA engineers fixed telemetry transmit glitch on 1970s probe in the first place
Science31 Aug 2022 | 93
VMware confirms Carbon Black causes BSODs, boot loops on Windows
Well, you can't be attacked if your PC won't start
CSO24 Aug 2022 | 11
Apple autonomous car engineer pleads guilty to stealing trade secrets
Top secret tech theft admission sealed into top secret plea deal
Legal23 Aug 2022 | 17
Elon Musk sells Tesla shares worth $6.9b as Twitter lawsuit looms
Market immediately reacts as tech titan looks to free up cash for 'unlikely' Twitter deal
Offbeat10 Aug 2022 | 23
Report slams UK plan to become 'science superpower' by 2030
Lords cite 'frequent' policy changes, lack of metrics, post-Brexit funding as top issues
Science09 Aug 2022 | 103
Virgin Galactic delays commercial suborbital flights again
Buys up land to train and entertain space tourists when they do start
Science05 Aug 2022 | 24
HPE says $30m Solaris verdict against it didn't provide 'evidence' of copyright
Alleges Oracle did not register the patches it claims were infringed
Legal04 Aug 2022 | 18
'Nobody can control TSMC by force': Exec dismisses fears China could seize fabs
Chairman reminds world that production depends on comms with US, Europe and Japan
Systems03 Aug 2022 | 28
Apple-1 prototype hand-soldered by Woz up for auction, bids expected to reach $500k
For just a few hundred thou, you can 'reimagine' dusty Jobs garage computer with a massive crack across the circuit board
Offbeat27 Jul 2022 | 48
EU lawmakers vote to ban sales of combustion engine cars from 2035
Analysis China one potential source of battery power to service massive expected demand – though market access is limited
Off-Prem10 Jun 2022 | 281
Tough news for Apple as EU makes USB-C common charging port for most electronic devices
Commissioner to device makers: 'We're not forcing anybody to enter the internal market, but if they want to do so, they must comply'
Personal Tech07 Jun 2022 | 278
Clearview AI fined millions in the UK: No 'lawful reason' to collect Brits' images
Updated Notorious selfie-scraper must pay $9.43 million – less than half of predicted fine – says data regulator
AI + ML23 May 2022 | 74
Off the grid, Day 10: Yandex's only datacenter outside of Russia still running on diesel
Updated Russia's Google desperately seeking energy deal for Finland DC after local renewables supplier terminates agreement
On-Prem05 May 2022 | 22
US Navy told to do a 'supplemental' integrity investigation of $2.5b Dell deal
Email about pricing from rival seller of Microsoft licensing and software under spotlight
Legal27 Apr 2022 | 9
Dell trials 4-day workweek, massive UK pilot of shortened week begins
Hopes to tap into pool of tech workers who aren't keen to be tied down for 40 hours per week
On-Prem11 Apr 2022 | 65
French court pulls SpaceX's Starlink license
Service 'likely to have a significant impact on market for provision of broadband internet access'
Networks06 Apr 2022 | 139
UK spy agencies sharing bulk personal data with foreign allies was legal, says court
Yes, that thing they've never publicly admitted they do
Security06 Apr 2022 | 22
Meta's plans to build hyperscale DC in Netherlands on hold
Plus: It's looking for more Metaverse engineers in Canada
On-Prem30 Mar 2022 | 10
DoJ accuses Google of training staff to make 'false requests for legal advice'
'Communicate with Care' baked into orientation for newbies, according to fresh filing in ad search monopoly case
Legal22 Mar 2022 | 27
ITC judge recommends banning toner imports that infringe Canon's IP
Can the US market manage without them? Commission wants to know
Personal Tech18 Mar 2022 | 35
Ericsson admits it may have paid off ISIS terrorists
Share price down after word of 'unusual expense claims' emerges
Networks16 Feb 2022 | 14
European watchdog: All data collected about users via ad-consent popup system must be deleted
Decision to affect Google's, Amazon's and Microsoft's online ads biz
Networks02 Feb 2022 | 103
Cyberattacker hits German service station petrol terminal provider
Shell station logistics supplier Oiltanking 'operating with limited capacity'
Security01 Feb 2022 | 15
Multi-level marketing corporation that sells weightloss products sues ex-exec over 'fraudulent' Dell deal
Updated Alleges he had an off-the-books agreement with reseller
Legal21 Jan 2022 | 12
Fire in Berlin factory won't 'significantly' impact output, says ASML
Dutch semiconductor lithography bigwig reports net sales up by a third
On-Prem19 Jan 2022 | 2
Chip manufacturing equipment vendor ASML reports fire at Berlin factory
Updated 'Too early to make any statement on the damage'
Personal Tech04 Jan 2022 | 9
America's 'Team Telecom' backs switch-on of Google and Meta's US-APAC undersea cable
Who's TT when it's at home? The DoJ, Defense dept, and Homeland Security
Networks20 Dec 2021 | 35
Popular password manager LastPass to be spun out from LogMeIn
Private equity owners play pass the parcel
Security14 Dec 2021 | 34
OK, boomer? Gen-X-ers, elder millennials most likely to name their cars, says DVLA
Most bizarre names chosen by UK drivers included ZZ Top and The Beast
Bootnotes09 Dec 2021 | 95
European carriers push for more OpenRAN support... but it might not end in a win
Analysis 'Many appear to placing huge bets on it as a replacement for Huawei'
Networks24 Nov 2021 | 3
Amazon tells folks it will stop accepting UK Visa credit cards via weird empty email
Updated January cutoff postponed... for now cardholders can keep buying things they can't afford
Personal Tech17 Nov 2021 | 302
Two massive US datacenter real estate investment trusts taken over in $10bn, $15bn deals
Coincidentally, the same day President Biden signed the infrastructure bill. I know, REIT?
On-Prem16 Nov 2021 | 2
Google loses appeal against $2.7bn EU antitrust fine for distorting competition in price comparison websites
Was going to buy a spider from a pet shop, then realised I could pick one up on the web. Here all week
Legal10 Nov 2021 | 37
Yahoo! shuts! down! last! China! operations! as! doing! business! becomes! 'increasingly challenging'!
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Personal Tech02 Nov 2021 | 30
Facebook fined £50m in UK for 'conscious' refusal to report info and 'deliberate failure to comply' during Giphy acquisition probe
Updated That rebrand can't come soon enough
Legal20 Oct 2021 | 41
Emerson merges software units with 'industrial AI' for oilfields firm AspenTech in $11bn deal
Yes the same mega-org at centre of Facebook data centre trade secrets spat
Software12 Oct 2021 |
Every Little Helps: Former Tesco boss Dave Lewis to advise UK govt on supply chains
Turkeys on tables, petrol in cars, chips in 'puters, etc... or that's the idea, anyway
Offbeat12 Oct 2021 | 37
Facebook overpaid FTC fine by up to $4.9bn to protect Zuckerberg, lawsuits allege
A whole lot of ███ in documents which finger Peter Thiel and execs
Legal23 Sep 2021 | 21
'Totally driven by supply': Dell, HP talk of backlogs and shortages as big PC-makers turn in their numbers
Dell's results were upbeat, HP's flat, but investors still worried over supply chain
Personal Tech27 Aug 2021 | 5
