Take-home salary pay cut in 2021? Billionaire Michael Dell feels you, slices off most of own yearly pay
Paid fraction of his fellow execs, though he is worth $50+bn (just don't mention tax)
13 May 2021 | 6
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.
On eve of national industrial ballot, BT, EE, Openreach agree to temporarily suspend compulsory redundancies
Exclusive Well, the telco always said it's good to talk: Negotiations over jobs, pay, grading, and more set for this month
12 May 2021 | 14
Rackspace CEO: Offshoring, real estate closures and other cost cutting measures. Did NASDAQ cheer? Well? Nope
Q1 revenue up, losses widen, boss says new Elastic Engineering cloud product selling fast
12 May 2021 | 6
UK's competition watchdog sniffs around AMD's proposed $35bn all-stock buy of Xilinx
Will deal make goods, services less competitive? Regulator wants to hear from interested parties
10 May 2021 | 19
British bank TSB says it will fix days-long transaction troubles tonight
Totally Sucks, Buddy: Debit payments held up since April, online and app still wobbly, say readers
07 May 2021 | 16
Just one in 5 Googlers plan to swerve the office permanently after COVID-19
Free breakfast, lunch and dinner? Listening to Ryan Reynolds talk shit? Massages for gratis? Why the hell wouldn't they return
06 May 2021 | 15
Infrastructure cloud market $11bn higher than a year ago as AWS and Microsoft get fatter and fatter
Two words: Digital transformation. Stop gagging. It's about how we learned to love the cloud
30 Apr 2021 | 1
Apple won't be sharing revenue guidance for rest of the year, but we can always guess what it'll look like
Cupertino brought in more for Q2 than HPE did for all of 2020 so go figure
29 Apr 2021 | 9
33 'unsustainably loss-making' Dixons Travel outlets set to be shuttered affecting 400 staff
Electronics retailer 'confident' workers can be offered opportunities elsewhere in the business
28 Apr 2021 | 6
UK's Competition and Markets Authority sticks probe in SK Hynix's $9bn proposed buy of Intel's NAND and SSD units
Regulator inviting comments on implications for local goods and services
28 Apr 2021 | 6
PCs continue to sell like hot cakes and industry can barely keep up with demand – analyst
Retailers prep for what could be the biggest sales year on record
26 Apr 2021 | 51
Big Blue services enjoy a lie-in: IBM cloud gets the Monday blues and its customers won't have been happy either
Myriad major regions affected in latest wobble
26 Apr 2021 | 8
Does the boss want those 2 hours of your free time back? A study says fighting through crowds to office each day hurts productivity
Never want to return to daily 9-5 regime? Use psychology to baffle higher-ups
26 Apr 2021 | 96
British IT teacher gets three-year ban after boozing with students at strip club during school trip to Costa Rica
Watchdog deemed Richard Glenn's conduct 'unacceptable'
23 Apr 2021 | 59
IBM's cloud services echo its Q1 financial results: They're both down
Strategic imperative Cloud & Cognitive Solutions grows 0.8%, good old hardware spares execs' blushes
20 Apr 2021 | 4
SAP's operating profits might be down but cloud-fixated ERP biz thinks things are looking up enough to hike full-year guidance
Shrugs off 21% slump – that's just infra shift, share awards
14 Apr 2021 | 2
The COVID-19 pandemic is still going – and so is the PC buying spree: Shipments up 55% on the Before Times
Highest Q1 figures since 2012
12 Apr 2021 | 13
Bless you: Yep, it's IBM's new name for tech services spinoff and totally not a hayfever medicine
Logowatch Hello world, meet Kyndryl
12 Apr 2021 | 63
Cloud builders hoover up 60% of ALL servers sold in 2020 as enterprise bit barns left to sweat
Are we at the tipping point? Does anyone care?
19 Mar 2021 | 2
Capita: We're creating a 'Portfolio' division to house all the stuff we don't want
Welcome to the Great Fire sale of old London town
17 Mar 2021 | 6
IBM's CEO and outgoing exec chairman take home $38m in total for 2020 despite revenue shrinking by billions
Financial goals missed but Big Blue's execs were all winners anyway
17 Mar 2021 | 59
Communication Workers Union to hold national ballot for members at BT, Openreach and EE over strike action
37 years later and former state-owned telco might be facing its own Black Monday
12 Mar 2021 | 15
Keeping up the PECR: ICO fines two marketing text pests £330k for sending 2.6 million messages
Leads Work Ltd and Valca Vehicle and Life Cover Agency tried to exploit household finance fears in lockdown, says data watchdog
08 Mar 2021 | 19
Day 5 of Openreach strikes: No use of tech company toilets. No water. Fresh dates outlined
Updated 'No access to buildings' for striking Repayment Project engineers, confirms company
05 Mar 2021 | 27
