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Scre-EE-m if you wanna go faster: BT's mobile network reigns supreme in UK-wide speed and latency tests

Meet the ‘DPU’ – accelerated network cards designed to go where CPUs and GPUs can’t be bothered

Join us in the cloud, breathes Microsoft as it gifts Azure SQL Managed Instance customers a surprise horsepower boost

Won't duke, duke, duke the URLs: AWS backtracks on plans to block old-style S3 paths

Brexit travel permits designed to avoid 7,000-lorry jams come January depend on software that won't be finished till April

Key API management platform for UK public sector scrapped: DWP ends £5m MuleSoft project

HubSpot must prove core sales features to be taken seriously in enterprise CRM market

Epic, Spotify, ProtonMail and pals rise up as one against Apple's 30% cut, call for end to Cupertino-style markets

Error-bnb: Techies scramble to fix Airbnb website bug that let strangers read each others' account messages

IT guy whose job was to stop ex-staff running amok on the network is jailed for running amok on the network

Microsoft claims to love open source – this alleged leak of Windows XP code is probably not what it had in mind, tho

Spain's highway agency is monitoring speeding hotspots using bulk phone location data

Not Particularly Mortifying: IEEE eggheads probe npm registry, say JavaScript libs not as insecure as feared

Microservices guru says think serverless, not Kubernetes: You don't want to manage 'a towering edifice of stuff'

Imagine working for GitHub and writing a command-line interface for the platform, then GitHub makes an 'official' one

Anglian Water fishes for on-trend laundry list – including low-code work – in £24m trawl

Alphabet promises to no longer bung tens of millions of dollars to alleged sex pest execs who quit mid-probe

Looking for a new tech job? Just browsing? This week's list includes roles for devs, engineers, and Perl maestros

'Robbery, economic plunder, victim of larcenous cronyism and a heist'

WeWork Won’tWork in China, at least not as majority owner

Sweetheart tax deal appeal: European Commission takes €13bn Apple state aid claim to the EU's highest court

Help! My printer won't print no matter how much I shout at it!

Hootsuite melts ICE deal after staff revolt: CEO vows not to divide biz like agents divided families at the US border

Facebook is the internet's cigarette: Addictive and laced with nasty stuff – 'shocking images, graphic videos, headlines that incite outrage'

Geek's Guide

Bennu Jerry's, anyone? OSIRIS-REx probe to attempt 3 scoops of asteroid next month before bringing samples home

NASA's hefty Martian rover will use an AI brain on a robot arm to map out signs of ancient life on Red Planet

Moonshot: Making spaceships with Microsoft's refreshed HoloLens 2 nerd goggles

And now for something completely different: Ultraviolet aurora spotted around comet for first time

First they came for chess, then Go... and now, oh for crying out loud, AI systems can beat us at curling

SharePoint Syntex: Microsoft rolls out AI that automatically categorises documents

All those ‘teleworking is the new normal’ predictions? Not so much, say bosses

It's powered by a mega-corp AI, it has a Liquid Mode, but it's not a T-1000. It's Adobe's PDF auto-reflow for mobile

Verity Stob

First-world problems: The pumpkin spice latte is here, but the Starbucks loyalty card app has wiped my balance

Can The Register run Crysis Remastered? Yes, but we don't see why you would want to

Onwards! To the airport and adventure! And this rather lachrymose Linux screen

Space. The final frontier. These are the voyages of 'Advanced Night Repair' skin cream helping NASA to commercialise space

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£2.5bn sueball claims Google slurps kids' YouTube browsing habits then sells them on

Video platform is not for under-13s, insists spokesman

Oracle and Salesforce targeted in €10bn GDPR lawsuit backed by profit-making litigation fund

Case to be filed in the Netherlands and London

UK data watchdog having a hard time making GDPR fines stick: Marriott scores another extension, BA prepares to pay 11% of £183m penalty threat

UpdatedCOVID-battered businesses win reprieve from Information Commissioner's Office

An axe age, a sword age, Privacy Shield is riven, but what might that mean for European businesses?

CommentThe little guys could get caught out with costly consequences

Lock down your data – or get the cheque book out: ICO privacy violation fines are rising, say lawyers

You can thank GDPR for that

Legal complaint lodged with UK data watchdog over claims coronavirus Test and Trace programme flouts GDPR

'Government is moving too fast, and breaking things as a result'

Wanna force granny to take down that family photo from the internet? No problem. Europe's GDPR to the rescue

Grandchild Digital Picture Removal

Vint Cerf suggests GDPR could hurt coronavirus vaccine development

Essay on role of internet during plague times also suggests online schooling may not be the finished article

ProtonMail-run website boasting 'complete guide' to GDPR left credential-baring .git repo exposed online

Ooo, double irony!

Browser minnow Brave nips at Google with GDPR complaint

Claims 'don't stand up to serious scrutiny' retorts Google

Google to appeal against €7m fine from Swedish watchdog for failing to remove search results under GDPR

Right to be forgotten? We forgot...

'An issue of survival': Why Mozilla welcomes EU attempts to regulate the internet giants

InterviewThe web is 'optimised for Chrome, not for independent browsers'

EU've been naughty: GDPR has netted bloc €114m in fines since 2018

France, Germany and Austria house the most offenders – survey

UK data watchdog kicks £280m British Airways and Marriott GDPR fines into legal long grass

Info Commish has £2m annual legal budget to face off with multinationals

VMware warning, OpenBSD gimme-root hole again, telco hit with GDPR fine, Ring camera hijackings, and more

RoundupYour quick summary of infosec news beyond everything else we've reported

You're about to gouda major change in Microsoft cloud security after Redmond agrees to go Dutch on data

Will take the GDPR hit for all cloud biz so you don't have to

Sure, we made your Wi-Fi routers phone home with telemetry, says Ubiquiti. What of it?

You didn't ask for it, we didn't tell you about it, but hey, it clears GDPR so what you gonna do?

Dough! Jobs microsite for UK's data watchdog set hundreds of cookies without visitors' consent

Information Commissioner's Office is very knowledgeable about why that's bad

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