Beijing wants its internet to become 'civilized' by always reflecting Marxist values
Content won't be welcome if it doesn't laud the Party, strays into anything a little tawdry, or diverts from the official line
15 Sep 2021 | 55
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ExpressVPN bought for $1bn by Brit biz with an intriguing history in adware
'Kape has moved on from those times'
14 Sep 2021 | 23
Beijing orders Alibaba, Tencent, more Big Tech to stop blocking links to rivals
Play nice or else, Chinese government tells app, web giants in meeting without coffee
14 Sep 2021 | 10
Hyundai reveals the robotaxi it built for Lyft, and a version for its very own metaverse
Hey kids? Wanna play with the future of electro-robotic transport? You get to do it two years before Lyft
01 Sep 2021 | 6
Singapore adds a third bug bounty program – this time to fortify government digital services
HackerOne gets the gig
01 Sep 2021 |
Former Cisco exec jailed for fraud, dodging taxes
Lean in for a tale of shell companies, fake CEOs, bribes, prison time and $3.6m in fines
31 Aug 2021 | 14
Bangkok Airways hit by LockBit ransomware attack, loses lotsa data after refusing to pay
Partial credit card numbers appear and, worse still, passengers' meal preferences
31 Aug 2021 | 16
Chinese developers protested insanely long work hours. Now the nation's courts agree
'996' culture and its assumption of six twelve hour days - without overtime - labelled abusive and illegal
30 Aug 2021 | 55
Lenovo expands Indian factory to meet booming local demand for PCs and smartmobes
Buys in to 'AtmaNirbhar Bharat' self-sufficiency drive and ups capacity for servers while it's at it
27 Aug 2021 | 2
Online disinformation is an industry that needs regulation, says boffin
Malaysian fake news laws didn't work well, so Big Tech should have to do better at spotting and stopping bad actors
27 Aug 2021 | 35
Video game curfew for South Korean teens to be more permissive by end of 2021
Decade-old policy starting to look silly amid myriad of online late-night vices available to them
26 Aug 2021 | 4
Facebook used facial recognition without consent 200,000 times, says South Korea's data watchdog
Hands Zuck its second-largest fine ever, also makes Netflix pay up and warns Google to be more obvious about privacy
26 Aug 2021 | 22
Singapore is the only nation with a dedicated 'net link to China. And they've just agreed to expand its use
Now to get the rest of ASEAN bloc interested, says Singapore government exec
25 Aug 2021 | 16
Taiwan and Arizona economic groups agree to bring more chip industry to desert state
Never mind that semiconductor foundries require lots of water and that Arizona is a desert state
25 Aug 2021 | 9
Samsung splurges $200bn to bring 'new future order' over next few years – meaning chips, pharma, comms
Apparently the revolution is now, and it is well funded
24 Aug 2021 | 2
Chinese auto-maker accused of altering data after fatal autonomous car accident
Driver assistance feature was engaged in level-2 autonomous car at time of incident
24 Aug 2021 | 26
USA, Singapore pledge cybersecurity and supply chain collaboration
Kamala Harris brings message of recommitment to Indo-Pacific amid Afghanistan crisis
23 Aug 2021 |
China puts continuous consent at the center of data protection law
Regs coming into effect from November 1 even give your family rights to your data after you log off this mortal coil
23 Aug 2021 | 13
Japan's aerospace agency hooks up with Boeing to make planes quieter when they land
Hope to address the noise of airflows over flaps and other parts as that can be louder than engines
20 Aug 2021 | 76
Samsung sprints past Intel to become world's semiconductor sales leader
Q2 saw Sammy lean into the booming memory market while Intel’s chip sales remain stagnant
20 Aug 2021 | 3
Baidu unveils AI chip to go in its fancy-pants robocar – and anywhere else someone may want to use it
Second-gen silicon to be more accessible for devs and applications
19 Aug 2021 | 3
New on Netflix: A corporate drama in which staff are sued for abusing early access to financial data
Plus: Pearson settles case for $1m alleging it misled investors over data spillage
19 Aug 2021 | 15
China orders annual security reviews for all critical information infrastructure operators
Almost any org that could expose data needs a dedicated security team with an obligation to report breaches
18 Aug 2021 | 15
A new island has popped up off the coast of Japan thanks to an underwater volcano
The saying is that they aren't making any more land yet here we are
17 Aug 2021 | 35
