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 | 33
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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 | 145
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 | 42
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 | 254
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
Will the real IRC please stand up? Freenode’s forest fire leaves ashes – and fresh growth
Column Success, disagreement, forking, success... it's the c-IRC-le of liiiiiiiiiife
01 Jun 2021 | 41
Apple is happy to diss the desktop – it knows who's got the most to lose
Column Also: The basic utility of the general purpose OS cannot be sanitised into total safety. Nor should it
24 May 2021 | 79
When the chips are down, Intel's biggest gamble isn't what to do – it's whom to do it with
Column Trade you architecture and production tricks for lithography and yield plans?
17 May 2021 | 9
Quantum computing: Confusion can mask a good story, but don't take anyone's word for it
Column It'll do great things in the future, just don't impose timeframes on when
10 May 2021 | 28
House of pain: If YAML makes you swear, shout louder – the agony is there for a reason
Column Non-quoted string vest? Don't mind if we do
04 May 2021 | 45
Ethics isn't a county east of London, but it's the only way to look at security
Column We are all human beings, we live in a community, and everything we do affects others
26 Apr 2021 | 21
Truth and consequences for enterprise AI as EU know who goes legal: GDPR of everything from chatbots to machine learning
Column Regulations On A European Approach For Artificial Intelligence
19 Apr 2021 | 13
Oracle vs Google: No, the Supreme Court did not say APIs aren't copyright – and that's a good thing
Column Anyone wanting to bring a similar case in the future will have to be very, very bold and very, very rich
12 Apr 2021 | 53
Yep, the 'Who owns Linux?' case is back from the dead
Column Not to worry, zombies with a gambling addiction probably won't eat your enterprise brains
06 Apr 2021 | 107
Blockchain may be the machinery of mischief, but it can't help telling the truth
Column It's still totally bananas, though
29 Mar 2021 | 51
Crafty: Cricut caught out by user revolt, but will cloud stop play?
Column On the plus side: Can't laser-cut that Live Laugh Love slogan into chipboard without software
22 Mar 2021 | 25
Starlink's latent China crisis could spark a whole new world of warcraft
Column The politics of a global decentralised high-speed public internet service
15 Mar 2021 | 113
The torture garden of Microsoft Exchange: Grant us the serenity to accept what they cannot EOL
Column Time to fix those legacy evils, though.... right?
08 Mar 2021 | 60
Palantir and UK policy: Public health, public IT, and – say it with me – open public contracts
Column Nope, COVID-19 is not a catch-all excuse for backdoor deals
01 Mar 2021 | 67
Facebook and Apple are toying with us, and it's scarcely believable
Column What to do when companies think they own their customers
22 Feb 2021 | 115
Hey, maybe we should all be cat-faced eco-warriors on our daily video chats
Column IT can be measured to a high degree of accuracy – and what the world needs now is accurate data
15 Feb 2021 | 58
