It's IPO week and one of Wall Street's own is raising the spectre of a stock market crash
Some aspects are 'eerily similar to the peak of the 2000 bubble' warns Bernstein
18 Sep 2020 | 24
Paul Kunert is the UK editor at The Register. In addition to running the London office, areas of coverage include the technology supply chain, IT outsourcing, cloud services and more.
With no viable alternatives, big names flock to Adobe's cloudy wares amid global pandemic
The new normal is all right for some
16 Sep 2020 | 12
Brit MPs to Apple CEO: Please stop ignoring our questions about repairability and the environment
iGiant needs to take accountability for society's throwaway culture, claims select committee
15 Sep 2020 | 41
Brit mobile network EE follows O2 by ending trading relations with retailer Dixons Carphone
'It’s hard to see how Carphone can turn around its mobile business'
14 Sep 2020 | 16
Crash, bang, wallop: External storage systems still sliding in Europe as customers' budgets stay frozen
Supply chain woes also fingered after second quarter of pain in Europe
11 Sep 2020 |
Pension scheme cold caller fined £130,000 by UK data watchdog
Swansea-based CPS Advisory hit dial 106,987 times in 80 days, says ICO
10 Sep 2020 | 15
SMEs to UK.gov: We need vouchers for tech and training ahead of final Brexit curtain falling
'Still no clear sense of what we'll be transitioning to' warns Fed of Small Biz
07 Sep 2020 | 18
Seasonality goes out the window as Apple iPhone delays dent Broadcom's wireless chip sales in Q3
But CEO foresees 'significant upturn' as Jesus mobe release shifts to October
04 Sep 2020 |
Little Timmy might not get that notebook this Christmas: HP warns of CPU, panel shortages in run-up to holiday quarter
Is this some Apple marketing? Oh no, Intel still hasn't sorted its s*** out
28 Aug 2020 | 9
Dell: 60% of our people won't be going back into an office regularly after COVID-19
Please don't wax philosophical, please don't... Argh: 'Work is something you do, an outcome, not a place or a time'
28 Aug 2020 | 129
RIP: NetApp Advanced Technology Group shuffles off this mortal coil
The 'ideas factory' falls victim to latest round of corporate penny-pinching
28 Aug 2020 | 4
Things that go Splunk in the night: We're 2 years ahead of cloud mix sales forecasts thanks to pandemic, yells data cruncher
But all that glitters is not cloud as losses widen
27 Aug 2020 | 2
Multiple customers knocked offline as firefighters tackle flames at Telstra's London Hosting Centre bit barn
Third-floor UPS suspected
27 Aug 2020 | 30
Conflict of interest? We've heard of it. Amazon on selection panel to choose UK.gov's chief digi officer
'Highly inappropriate' comments senior civil servant
26 Aug 2020 | 16
Where you see pandemic, IBM sees opportunity... as long as UK.gov keeps propping up the economy with taxpayers' cash
Imagine how the smaller firms are feeling as furlough's end approaches
26 Aug 2020 | 2
Adobe yanks freebie Creative Cloud offer – now universities and colleges have to put up or shut up
Students taking creative subjects will get preference as lockdown licences few and far between
26 Aug 2020 | 81
TalkTalk, Three, and Virgin Media, come on down! You've all won a prize for... not being that great at something!
Brits speak their brains for comms regulator Ofcom's customer audit
21 Aug 2020 | 28
HPE hopes COVID-19 clouds will pass as UK limb's sales down for third year in a row
Why does it always rain on me?
14 Aug 2020 | 4
eBay won't pass UK Digital Service Tax costs on to third-party sellers – unlike Amazon, which simply can't afford it
Stop sniggering, don't forget those 'indirect taxes' Amazon says it pays
13 Aug 2020 | 44
Ink tanks park themselves all over the lawns of Western Europe as orders flood in
Get off my grass! ... And onto my WFH desktop
13 Aug 2020 | 45
How is Trump's anti-Chinese rhetoric playing out? 70% of smartphones sold in the US are – surprise – made in China
So it's working really well
12 Aug 2020 | 57
What looks like a global pay freeze, sounds like a global pay freeze, but isn't a global pay freeze? Ask IBM
ExclusiveHR boss warns staff Big Blue will 'suspend' salary reviews, shunt rises into 2021
12 Aug 2020 | 15
Transport for London asks Capita to fling Congestion Charge system into the cloud
For that and other work, hard-pressed integrator cops 5-year £355m contract. What the worst that could happen?
10 Aug 2020 | 25
With this Uber get-to-work-safe app, you are really spoiling us, ServiceNow
The. Defining. Enterprise. Software. Company. Of. The. 21st. Century
10 Aug 2020 | 16
