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 | 114
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
Windows' cloudy future: That Chrome OS advantage is Google's to lose
Column The locked-down world and their Chromebook would like a word...
08 Feb 2021 | 76
The good optics of silicon photonics: Light sailing serenely down a fibre
Column 15 years in the making. Out of the labs and into the real world: The 100Gbps Internet connection
01 Feb 2021 | 26
Showering malware-laced laptops on UK schools is the wrong way to teach them about cybersecurity
Column The Department for Education needs to learn its lesson too
25 Jan 2021 | 79
The hour grows late, the enemy are at the gates... but could Intel's exiled heir apparent ride to the rescue?
Column Pat Gelsinger returning to Chipzilla as CEO is another extraordinary stroke of luck for the company
18 Jan 2021 | 53
Developers! These 3 weird tricks will make you a global hero
Column Good for users and good for you
11 Jan 2021 | 70
Come, chant with us over a sacrificial goat and predict 2021's biggest tech stories to a high degree of accuracy
Column Let's see Gartner top this
05 Jan 2021 | 23
Well, on the bright side, the SolarWinds Sunburst attack will spur the cybersecurity field to evolve all over again
Column We have to be smarter than the baddies and expect the unexpected
21 Dec 2020 | 66
Ad blocking made Google throw its toys out of the pram – and now even more control is being taken from us
Column We need regulations on web advertising
14 Dec 2020 | 186
Apple's M1: the fastest and bestest ever silicon = revolution? Nah, there's far more interesting stuff happening in tech that matters to everyone
Column It's just Apple doing what Apple does best. Making loads of money by tending to its Walled Garden
07 Dec 2020 | 193
AWS going AWOL last week is exactly why less is more in cloud server land
Column A digital dial tone might have helped to keep the lights on for many
30 Nov 2020 | 23
Not on your Zoom, not on Teams, not Google Meet, not BlueJeans. WebEx, Skype and Houseparty make us itch. No, not FaceTime, not even Twitch
Column Time to call time on video. Just NO. No interoperability, no
16 Nov 2020 | 146
You can't spell 'electronics' without 'elect': The time for online democracy has come
Column Software, security, distributed systems, process-based engineering... e-voting might not be such a bad idea
02 Nov 2020 | 183
Will there be no end to govt attempts to break encryption? Hand over your data or the kiddies get it, threaten Five Eyes spies
Column The Great Unicorn Prayer of security services: Stay secure, but - ya know - give us backdoors
19 Oct 2020 | 57
Excel Hell: It's not just blame for pandemic pandemonium being spread between the sheets
Column Some things simply don't belong in regulatory environments
06 Oct 2020 | 263
AI in the Enterprise: How can we make analytics and stats sound less scary? Let's call it AI!
Register Debate New names for old recipes
09 Sep 2020 | 9
If you're looking for a textbook example of an IT hype cycle, let spin be your guide
Column Spintronics is/was cool
16 Mar 2020 | 22
Chips that pass in the night: How risky is RISC-V to Arm, Intel and the others? Very
Column A decade on, expanding open ecosystem highlights limits of monolithic approach to CPU design
09 Mar 2020 | 92
It's only a game: Lara Croft won't save enterprise tech – but Jet Set Willy could
Column 'Member the Apple II? Hobbyists' kit is where business IT begins
02 Mar 2020 | 69
The Wristwatch of the Long Now: When your MTBF is two centuries
Column Face it: In 2220, your great-great-great-great-great-great grandkid will not find a compatible SoC for your tat
24 Feb 2020 | 192
Decent, legal, honest and searchable: C'mon, Ofcom. Let us check up on the ad-slingers ourselves
Column It's a hard job... why not outsource it?
21 Feb 2020 | 29
The virus curing the mobile industry's chronic addiction... and sparking an impressive algorithmic price experiment
Column I'll miss the MWC muggers, not the marketeers
13 Feb 2020 | 29
Astroboffins may have raged at Elon's emissions staining the sky, but all those satellites will be more boon than bother
Column Leap in space tech is about to democratise the cosmos
06 Feb 2020 | 161
