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ColumnThe Great Unicorn Prayer of security services: Stay secure, but - ya know - give us backdoors

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Excel Hell: It's not just blame for pandemic pandemonium being spread between the sheets

ColumnSome 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 DebateNew 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

ColumnSpintronics 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

ColumnA 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

ColumnFace 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

ColumnIt'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

ColumnI'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

ColumnLeap in space tech is about to democratise the cosmos

06 Feb 2020 | 162

There are already Chinese components in your pocket – so why fret about 5G gear?

ColumnThis is literally the whole point of standards

30 Jan 2020 | 126

In the red corner, Big Red, and in the blue corner... the rest of the tech industry

ColumnInnovation freedom may not be so free if US Supreme Court rules Google ripped off Oracle's Java APIs

23 Jan 2020 | 87

Spanking the pirates of corporate security? Try a Plimsoll

ColumnExecs don't care to keep things shipshape if they don't see a return.... so let's MAKE them

16 Jan 2020 | 68

Google and IBM square off in Schrodinger’s catfight over quantum supremacy

ColumnShould you believe the hype? Well, yes and no

09 Jan 2020 | 74

Will there be no end to govt attempts to break encryption? Hand over your data or the kiddies get it, threaten Five Eyes spies

Excel Hell: It's not just blame for pandemic pandemonium being spread between the sheets

AI in the Enterprise: How can we make analytics and stats sound less scary? Let's call it AI!

If you're looking for a textbook example of an IT hype cycle, let spin be your guide

Chips that pass in the night: How risky is RISC-V to Arm, Intel and the others? Very

It's only a game: Lara Croft won't save enterprise tech – but Jet Set Willy could

The Wristwatch of the Long Now: When your MTBF is two centuries

Decent, legal, honest and searchable: C'mon, Ofcom. Let us check up on the ad-slingers ourselves

The virus curing the mobile industry's chronic addiction... and sparking an impressive algorithmic price experiment

Astroboffins may have raged at Elon's emissions staining the sky, but all those satellites will be more boon than bother

There are already Chinese components in your pocket – so why fret about 5G gear?

In the red corner, Big Red, and in the blue corner... the rest of the tech industry

Spanking the pirates of corporate security? Try a Plimsoll

Google and IBM square off in Schrodinger’s catfight over quantum supremacy

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