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How HCI modernises database estate management

Google signs agreement to offer discounts on cloud services through UK govt's Digital Marketplace

'5G for Five Eyes!' US senator tells Parliamentarians the world would be better without Huawei

Watch live online this week: Learn how to better manage your Office 365 licences

Devuan Beowulf 3.0 release continues to resist the Debian fork's Grendel – systemd

Indian app that deleted Chinese apps from Androids deleted from Play Store

Snapping at Canonical's Snap: Linux Mint team says no to Ubuntu store 'backdoor'

Android 11 Beta 1 leaks on to handful of handsets days after official release postponed

$5bn+ sueball bounces into Google's court over claims it continues to track netizens in 'private browsing mode'

Defending critical national infrastructure... hmm. Does Zoom count as critical now?

Tor soups up onion sites with bountiful browser bump: No more tears trying to find the secure sites you want

Office supplies biz owned by UK council shrugs off ransomware demand for 102 Bitcoin

Talk about a control plane... US Air Force says upcoming B-21 stealth bomber will use Kubernetes

Canonical pushes out MicroK8s installer for Mac and Windows, with Multipass VM tech lurking behind the scenes

Unlucky for some, GitLab 13.0 is DevSecOps in a box, but will it play nicely with others?

Guess who’s laughing most of the way to the Splunk, despite revenue miss and nervous customers?

Spending watchdog doubts UK is capable of managing Brexit and coronavirus info campaigns at the same time

Tech set responds in wake of American protests, police violence and civil unrest

UK.gov dangles £100m for service slingers for back office 'transformation' that'll kill off bespoke systems

India reveals plans to make electronics manufacturing its top industry

Not just its VCS console that's MIA, Atari is a no-show in court, too: Reborn biz ignores hardware architect's lawsuit over unpaid wages

Smartphones, PCs, and now wearables... Coronavirus wrecks another corner of tech

Xiaomi has such Huawei with words: Our two new phones have 'easy access' to Google apps... unlike that other guy

How many? 2.8 million fewer PCs and tablets to find a home in 2020

Geek's Guide

Amateur astroboffins spot young brown dwarf playing with planet-forming hula hoop just 102 parsecs from Earth

We spent billions building atom smashers – and now boffins think nature's doing the same thing for free?

The little CubeSat that could: Launched from space station, ASTERIA is smallest satellite to detect an exoplanet

You're 3 billion years too late to see Mars' impressive ring system. The next one will be along in 40 million years or so

It's nice y'all like our chips but half our data-center sales are from cloud giants, FYI, says Nvidia's chief beancounter

Hoverbikes, Hyperloops and sub-orbital hijinks: Yes, the '3rd, 4th and 5th Dimensions of Travel' are coming soon

BBC voice assistant promises to summon streams even if you're just a little bit Brahms and Liszt

No, it's just a Mirage: Lenovo's nerd-goggles-for-suits boasts 4K display but no need to be attached to powerful PC

Verity Stob

The UK's favourite lockdown cheese is Big and Red but doesn't require a stinking great audit after consumption

The Edinburgh Fringe festival isn't happening this year, but that won't stop a digital sign doing its own comedy routine

Building society caught in middle of high street sharing a little too much on TeamViewer

Guess who came thiiis close to signing off a €102k annual budget? Austria. Someone omitted 'figures in millions'

Articles about Facebook

Staff in a huff, personal call with Trump, picking fights with Twitter, upsetting civil-rights groups – a week in the life of Facebook's Zuckerberg

AnalysisSocial network's engineers are so cheesed off they're going to just keep on showing up for work

Facebook in a tizzy about 5 million paying users of its suits collab platform Workplace

Zuck has been so good at looking after your data, why not give him more?

It's, it's, a red-and-blue striped golfing umbrella... Facebook teaches its online tat bazaar to auto-identify stuff for sale

You wanted robo-butlers, you got robo-object-recognizers

Singapore’s mega-investment firm Temasek joins Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency effort

To facilitate global payments, which is surely of interest to an investor in Alibaba

Facebook to surround all of Africa in optical fibre and tinfoil

Plans new sub cable running from the UK to Spain on just-about the longest route possible

Lawyers hail 'superb result' in Facebook biometric privacy battle: They'll get 25% of $550m, Illinois gets the rest

Sure, they should have got more, but let’s not get greedy here

India’s Jio Platforms scores third US cash injection in three weeks - this time $1.5bn from Vista Equity Partners

It's like three buses showing up at once carrying $8bn

If it feels like the software world is held together by string and a prayer, we don't blame you: Facebook SDK snafu breaks top iOS apps

Update used wrong data type, causing Tinder to Spotify to fall over

'A' is for ad money oddly gone missing: Probe finds middlemen siphon off half of online advertising spend

'B' is for basic controls that up and disappeared

California’s privacy warriors are back – and this time they want to take their fight all the way to the ballot box

Politicos watered down earlier efforts, so data defenders will fight to the end

India’s colosso-carrier Jio sells a thin slice of itself to private equiteer Silver Lake

A fortnight after selling a hefty bite to Facebook, which got in when 380-million strong mobile network was cheap

Spyware slinger NSO to Facebook: Pretty funny you're suing us in California when we have no US presence and use no American IT services...

Malware maker urges judge to dump lawsuit over WhatsApp phone snooping

Facebook defers $3bn of infrastructure spend because it's hard to build bit barns when you're working from home

The Social Network™ is predictably busy but says that won't last

Spyware maker NSO can't claim immunity, Facebook lawyers insist – it's time to face the music

Software developers aren't nation states, antisocial giant points out

Facebook takes $5.7bn stake in Jio – India's largest mobile telco

WhatsApp gets a leg-up into m-commerce

Zuck loves free speech so much Facebook will censor 'anti-state' content in Vietnam after telcos 'crippled' access

UpdatedFine, fine, we'll ban whatever the government says is illegal, just give us back access, says US giant

Facebook sort-of blocks anti-quarantine events – how many folks are actually behind these 'massive' protests online?

OpinionDomain names, astroturfing, gun rights, FB groups... and lots and lots of shouting

Australia to make Google and Facebook disclose ranking algorithms and pay for local content

Months of negotiation on voluntary code of conduct didn’t make progress

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