Pentagon opens up about its database of 400 smudges that may or may not be UFOs
'We're open to all hypotheses, we're open to any conclusions' says official
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MIT's thin plastic speakers fall flat. And that's by design
Video The walls are alive with the sound of music
Science29 Apr 2022 | 35
Yandex speaks out from front line of Western sanctions against Russia
Commercial life in Putin Land not exactly a bed of roses, warns Russia's Google
Off-Prem21 Apr 2022 | 36
UK government preps tech suppliers for £8bn mega framework
Software? Ticked. Hardware? Ticked. Kitchen sink? Oh go on then, why not
On-Prem21 Apr 2022 | 6
IoT biz Insteon goes silent, smart home gear plays dumb
CEO removes mention of company from LinkedIn profile
Edge + IoT19 Apr 2022 | 81
Ryzen Pro CPUs are better for work than Intel's, claims AMD
First business chips from AMD to include Microsoft's Pluton security processor, stock is available says chip biz
Systems19 Apr 2022 | 21
Logitech Lift: Vertical mouse for those with small hands
Hands on It's the MX Vertical... only smaller
Personal Tech19 Apr 2022 | 25
MIT, Amazon, TSMC, ASML and friends to work on non-planet-killing AI hardware
Program co-lead tells us 'energy efficiency is the greatest need'
AI + ML30 Mar 2022 | 2
Doom comes to the Pi Pico
A $4 microcontroller, you say? Will it run you-know-what?
Personal Tech16 Mar 2022 | 12
Just two die for: Apple reveals M1 Ultra chip in Mac Studio
Plus another phone, laptop, monitor
Personal Tech08 Mar 2022 | 119
Linux-on-an-SBC project Armbian releases version 22.02
It's not easy to run standard Linux on a lot of single-board computers, but Armbian can help
OSes03 Mar 2022 | 21
Intel fails to get Spectre, Meltdown chip flaw class-action super-suit tossed out
Cheesed-off customers have 'alleged enough facts at this stage' to allow legal battle to continue, says judge
Security28 Jan 2022 | 26
Logitech Signature M650: A mouse that will barely emit a squeak or a clickety-click
Review Ideal for when you need to stealthily click through memes
Personal Tech11 Jan 2022 | 55
Snap continues to make a spectacle of itself as it tries to trademark the word spectacles
How about 'idiot goggles'?
Personal Tech07 Jan 2022 | 74
The year ahead in technology fail: You knew they were bad, now they're going to prove it
Opinion Stock up on schadenfreude, it may be 2022's most popular commodity
Columnists04 Jan 2022 | 78
The monitor boom may have ended, says IDC
WfH kit has all been bought, but the pressure is now on to upgrade
Personal Tech20 Dec 2021 | 56
US trade watchdog opposes Nvidia's Arm buy, mostly over fears about datacentre innovation
FTC sues to block deal because it would be bad for competition
On-Prem03 Dec 2021 | 29
Magnanimous Apple will allow people to fix their iPhones using parts bought from its Self Service Repair program
Have fun with those Cupertino-set prices, friends
Personal Tech17 Nov 2021 | 40
Is your Apple Mac running macOS Monterey leaking memory? It may be due to mouse cursor customization
Sleuthing leads to suspected RAM-gobbling culprit
OSes17 Nov 2021 | 34
Intel's recent Atom, Celeron, Pentium chips can be lulled into a debug mode, potentially revealing system secrets
Testing times for Chipzilla as it emits patches to protect PCs, equipment
Security16 Nov 2021 | 12
When the world ends, all that will be left are cockroaches and new Rowhammer attacks: RAM defenses broken again
Blacksmith is latest hammer horror
Security15 Nov 2021 | 18
Microsoft surpasses Apple as world's most valuable biz, by stock price at least
iBiz sunk by scarce chips and Microsoft's Azure cloud cash faucet
Offbeat29 Oct 2021 | 11
How your phone, laptop, or watch can be tracked by their Bluetooth transmissions
Unique fingerprints lurk in radio signals more often than not, it seems
Security22 Oct 2021 | 22
Theranos blood-test machine demos for VIPs rigged to hide any failures, court told
Error messages effectively piped to /dev/null, it is alleged
Science21 Oct 2021 | 45
Global IT spending to hit $4.5 trillion in 2022, says Gartner
The future's bright, and expensive
On-Prem20 Oct 2021 | 3
Apple arms high-end MacBook Pro notebooks with M1 Pro, M1 Max processors
x86 is an eighty-sixed ex
Personal Tech18 Oct 2021 | 103
IDC: Global PC market growing pains in Q3 due to 'softening' of sales in America
Ok, time to call death to PC again? No, definitely not. Did we mention prices due to go up again?
Personal Tech11 Oct 2021 | 3
Apple's M1 MacBook screens are stunning – stunningly fragile and defective, that is, lawsuits allege
Latest laptops prone to cracking, distortions, owners complain
Personal Tech16 Sep 2021 | 53
Apple debuts iPhone 13 with 1TB option, two iPad models, Series 7 Watch
Come for superlatives and executive enthusiasm, stay for the photographic enhancements
Personal Tech14 Sep 2021 | 59
Boffins find if you torture AMD Zen+, Zen 2 CPUs enough, they are vulnerable to Meltdown-like attack
Chip biz's fix involves performance-inhibiting LFENCE, if warranted
Security30 Aug 2021 | 22
Et tu, Samsung? Electronics giant accused of quietly switching SSD components
Squirrely semiconductor swaps make performance difficult to predict
Storage28 Aug 2021 | 49
Remote code execution flaws lurk in countless routers, IoT gear, cameras using Realtek Wi-Fi module SDKs
Devices from 60+ manufacturers affected, says infosec outfit
Security16 Aug 2021 | 22
Tech spec experts seek allies to tear down ISO standards paywall
Open letter drafted against what's seen as unjustified profiteering
Software31 Jul 2021 | 66
Microsoft made $167m a day in profit, every day, over the past 12 months
Robust cloud, business not enough to overcome concerns about decline in Windows hardware maker revenue
SaaS27 Jul 2021 | 34
Facebook tries to save face by recalling itch-inducing Oculus Quest 2 VR headset foam
Reports of skin problems and a recall in Australia move social ad biz to action
Personal Tech27 Jul 2021 | 10
It's 2021 and a printf format string in a wireless network's name can break iPhone Wi-Fi
Hope no one's created guest networks called '%Free %Coffee at %Starbucks'
Security21 Jun 2021 | 46
Everything Apple announced: Tor-ish Safari anonymization. Cloaked iCloud addresses. Cloud CI/CD. And more
WWDC No new hardware though loads of bits and bytes for software makers
Security08 Jun 2021 | 39
FYI: Today's computer chips are so advanced, they are more 'mercurial' than precise – and here's the proof
Rarely seen miscalculations now crop up frequently at cloud hyperscale
Systems04 Jun 2021 | 165
Unfixable Apple M1 chip bug enables cross-process chatter, breaking OS security model
M1RACLES flaw embarrassing, not that dangerous
Security27 May 2021 | 96
Waymo self-driving robotaxi goes rogue with passenger inside, escapes support staff
Video We speak to man who experienced and recorded wild ride first hand
AI + ML17 May 2021 | 65
Apple's Find My network can be abused to leak secrets to the outside world via passing devices
You gotta work hard for those three-bytes-a-second transfers, though
Security12 May 2021 | 13
LibreBMC project to open source baseboard management controllers with security as a priority
Freely available from the hardware schematics to OpenPOWER cores on an FPGA, to the firmware on top
Systems10 May 2021 | 2
GlobalFoundries shifts HQ from Silicon Valley to join its tip-top chip fab in New York
Empire State plant pledges to alleviate semiconductor shortage
On-Prem27 Apr 2021 | 3
Apple's macOS Gatekeeper asleep on the job: Exploited flaw put users 'at grave risk' of malware infection
Bug that let malicious files slip past defenses now fixed in Big Sur 11.3
Software26 Apr 2021 | 26
You've got it down Pat: Intel boss says 2020 was so strong, a 20% drop in data center sales now is to be expected
Server chip business doldrums blamed on 'digestion'
Systems23 Apr 2021 | 4
China broke into govt, defense, finance networks via zero-day in Pulse Secure VPN gateways? No way
Crucial flaw won't be fixed until next month
Security20 Apr 2021 | 10
IBM's cloud services echo its Q1 financial results: They're both down
Strategic imperative Cloud & Cognitive Solutions grows 0.8%, good old hardware spares execs' blushes
Off-Prem20 Apr 2021 | 4
Mobile app security standard for IoT, VPNs proposed by group backed by Big Tech
ioXt Alliance aims to bring 'transparency and visibility'
Security15 Apr 2021 | 10
DARPA adds RISC-V to its Toolbox: Defense researchers can get special access to SiFive chip designs
Labs offered tech by Arm as well as its upstart rival and others
Science07 Apr 2021 | 5
Ice Lake, Baby: Intel's 10nm 3rd Gen Xeon Scalable server processors to arrive at last
Stop, collaborate and listen, Chipzilla's back with its brand new invention
Systems06 Apr 2021 | 24
QNAP caught napping as disclosure delay expires, critical NAS bugs revealed
Updated Remote code execution hole, arbitrary file writing flaw could make a mess of stored files
Security02 Apr 2021 | 25
Absolutely fab: As TSMC invests $100bn to address chip shortage, where does that leave the rest of the industry?
Analysis Semiconductor sovereignty, meet supply chain security
On-Prem02 Apr 2021 | 52
Arm pulls the sheets off its latest Armv9 architecture with added AI support, Realms software isolation
CEO reckons this tech will be used in 300 billion chips
AI + ML30 Mar 2021 | 8
Apple iPad torched this guy's home, lawsuit claims
Lawyers hope to recover repair cost shelled out by insurer
Personal Tech27 Mar 2021 | 51
Surprise: Automated driving biz finds automated driving safer than letting you get behind the wheel
Waymo recreated 72 fatal crashes and it turns out its simulated AI driver isn't a careless, distracted jerk
AI + ML10 Mar 2021 | 106
Intel CPU interconnects can be exploited by malware to leak encryption keys and other info, academic study finds
Side-channel ring race 'hard to mitigate with existing defenses'
Security08 Mar 2021 | 29
'Incorrect software parameter' sends Formula E's Edoardo Mortara to hospital: Brakes' fail-safe system failed
Bug keeps Mercedes, Venturi teams out of qualifying race
Software01 Mar 2021 | 53
Apple, forced to rate product repair potential in France, gives itself modest marks
Never mind the glue and soldered RAM
Personal Tech27 Feb 2021 | 96
Supermicro spy chips, the sequel: It really, really happened, and with bad BIOS and more, insists Bloomberg
Server maker says latest article is 'a mishmash of disparate allegations'
Security12 Feb 2021 | 124
Microsoft's Gooseberry is a dish best served really, really cold: Progress made on silicon quantum computing
None of that nuclear-magnetic-resonance garbage, ha
Science29 Jan 2021 | 14
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