Think your phone is snooping on you? Hold my beer, says basic physics
Opinion Information wants to be free, and it's making its escape
18 Oct 2021 | 109
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The planet survived six hours without Facebook. Let's make it longer next time
Opinion Zucks to lose your #HugOps
11 Oct 2021 | 150
Sir Tim Berners-Lee and the BBC stage a very British coup to rescue our data from Facebook and friends
Opinion Terms and conditions apply, and that’s a good thing
04 Oct 2021 | 187
Calculating the big picture: Future HPC efforts will soon see off its von Neumann past
Feature Dear John, I'm leaving you for a robot
27 Sep 2021 | 39
If your head's not in the cloud, you're not in the right place
Opinion 'Where are the k8s kids?' ask corporates as they can't pay, won't pay
27 Sep 2021 | 41
Edge computing has a bright future, even if nobody's sure quite what that looks like
Making sense of blurry lines
21 Sep 2021 | 11
It's the end of the world as we know it, and we should feel fine
Column Honour thine ancestors, and move on
20 Sep 2021 | 85
Ghosts in the machine learning pipeline will be impossible to exorcise
Opinion Who wants to live forever? It could be the offer you can't refuse
13 Sep 2021 | 38
Docker’s cash conundrum is becoming a bet on a very different future
Opinion Tiers of a clown – or the early days of a better service model?
06 Sep 2021 | 32
Adding AI to everything won't make sense until we can use it for anything
Opinion You've gotta have standards
30 Aug 2021 | 68
Horizon Workrooms promises a virtual future of teal despair
Opinion Only one company can make VR so bad it makes MS Teams look good – Facebook
23 Aug 2021 | 38
Apple's iPhone computer vision has the potential to preserve privacy but also break it completely
Opinion Cupertino can see things you people wouldn't believe
16 Aug 2021 | 114
Wireless powersats promise clean, permanent, abundant energy. Sound familiar?
Column Watts coming down may not go up
09 Aug 2021 | 190
Please, no Moore: 'Law' that defined how chips have been made for decades has run itself into a cul-de-sac
Feature Are we approaching peak computing? What are the alternatives?
05 Aug 2021 | 159
Right to repair shouldn't exist – not because it's wrong but because it's so obviously right
Column Gatekeeper capitalism at its most odious
02 Aug 2021 | 206
Windows 11 comes bearing THAAS, Trojan Horse as a service
Column You may know it better as Teams. Giddy up
26 Jul 2021 | 123
Tomorrow's wireless world will be fatter, faster, and creepier
Feature Video didn't kill the radio star – it made it stronger than ever
20 Jul 2021 | 36
Where on Gartner's Hype Cycle is Gartner's Hype Cycle?
Column That's the way uh-huh uh-huh, I hype it
19 Jul 2021 | 43
Windows 11 still doesn't understand our complex lives – and it hurts
Column Linux user dips toe in Microsoft OS
12 Jul 2021 | 152
Big Blue's big email blues signal terminal decline – unless it learns to migrate itself
Column Quit financial engineering and go back to your roots, IBM
05 Jul 2021 | 43
Hubble’s cosmic science is mind-blowing, but its soul celebrates something surprising about us
Column That which is born of the hack is hard to kill
28 Jun 2021 | 30
Windows 11: Meet the new OS, same as the old OS (or close enough)
Column From point release to pointless release
21 Jun 2021 | 259
We've been shown time and again that strong encryption puts crims behind bars, so why do politicos hate it?
Column If we trust it, crooks will too – meaning Plod can get their kiloscrote nab
14 Jun 2021 | 84
Military infosec SNAFUs: What WhatsApp and bears in the woods can teach us
Column One can’t spell shit without IT, but for Pete's sake it doesn't need to be in your endpoints
07 Jun 2021 | 20
