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US restricts visas for folks working at Huawei and other Chinese tech makers – seemingly over China's human-rights abuses

Bad news: Your Cisco switch is a fake and an update borked it. Good news: It wasn't designed to spy on you

We asked. You spoke. Now it's time to reveal how Register IT pros pick and choose their network security gear

Trump gloats, telcos weep, and China is furious: How things stand following UK's decision to rip out Huawei

SAP on the back for Michiel Verhoeven who has been handed the keys to ERP giant's UK and Ireland biz

Cornwall councillor suggests authority paid £2m for Oracle licences that no one used on contract originally worth £4m

Brit retailer John Lewis to catapult 111 tech bods over to Capgemini weeks after dumping 244 on Wipro

You're testing them wrong: Whiteboard coding interviews are 'anti-women psychological stress examinations'

Twitter mass hacking: Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mike Bloomberg, Biden, Obama, more hijacked to peddle Bitcoin scam

If Microsoft 365 security is so great, why do its customers keep getting hacked?

It's Patch Blues-day for Outlook: Microsoft's email client breaks worldwide following software update

Cambridge student rebuilds Polish Enigma-code-breaking box that paved the way for Turing ... and Victory!

Safety first: Our Continuous Lifecycle Online tech event this week puts infrastructure security front and centre

Rancher rides off into the SUSE-set after acquisition by Linux outfit

Microsoft integrates Azure Functions with Dapr – for when you run Azure Functions outside Azure. Confused yet?

Languishing lodash library loophole finally fitted for a fix: It's only taken since October to address security bug

€13bn wings its way back to Apple after Euro court rules Irish tax deal wasn't 'state aid'

Apple and Google, take note: Newly enacted EU law aims to protect developers from arbitrary decisions of tech giants

With another NHS overhaul in the offing, £200m up for grabs in northern England for pretty much anything related to IT

USA ends Hong Kong's special treatment, crimping flow of tech to territory

Downwardly mobile? Well, things aren't looking up for Dixons Carphone's phone biz

Chinese mobile giant OPPO claims new 125W fast-charging spec will fully fuel your phone in 20 minutes

AMD pushes 64-core 4.2GHz Ryzen Threadripper Pro workstation processors

As the FCC finally starts tackling its dreadful broadband maps, Georgia reveals just how bad they are

Geek's Guide

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a charred white dwarf star blasted across our galaxy by an ancient semi-supernova

Trump U-turns on foreign student crackdown: F-1, M-1 visa holders allowed to study online mid-pandemic in the US

Double helping of delays for SpaceX as Starlink, ANASIS-II missions cling to terra firma

Japanese probe to land asteroid rock sample in Australia on December 6th

Disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff pleads guilty again after cryptocurrency flop broke laws set up to stop him

Don't want AWS training its AI systems from your pics, text, audio, code? It's now easier to opt out of the slurp

Four years after swallowing Arm Holdings, SoftBank said to be mulling Brit chip biz sale

Fancy some fishy-chips? Just order one of these sensors: Research shines light on suspect component sources

Verity Stob

The Devil's in the details: Church of Satan forced to clarify that no unholy rituals taking place in SoCal forest

Pokémon Go players fined for breaking down-under COVID-19 lockdown rules

Google employs people to invent colours – and they think their work improves your wellbeing

Cornish drinkers catch a different kind of buzz as pub installs electric fence at bar

Articles about India

Google creates $10bn 'digitisation fund' for India

Localisation and transformation plan wins prime ministerial approval, but as usual has as much upside for Google as for its generous hosts

I was screwed over by Cisco managers who enforced India's caste hierarchy on me in US HQ, claims engineer

Senior techie sues, says he was snubbed due to Dalit ancestry, HR ignored complaints

India bans 59 apps it says have privacy, national security problems. In a massive coincidence, they’re all Chinese

They may have a point with some of them, though

Google to 'surface' friendly banks' business loans through Pay app

To help Indian small businesses cope with COVID crunch

Foxconn signals Indian expansion to make ... something it will reveal eventually

Seems sensible to assume it's going after India's new electronics investment incentives

Internet blackout of Myanmar States that are home to ethnic minorities enters second year

As India’s slowdown to 2G in Kashmir is extended to July

Bricks and mortar chemists take down Indian contact-tracing website

On grounds that it favoured online chemists in a nation that forbids online drug sales

Google India says Play store policy, not geopolitics, behind removal of Chinese-app-deleting app

And we’d do it anywhere else, anytime, says veep

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

Consumer boycott clicktivism at a time of border tensions? There was, briefly, a million-download app for that

India reveals plans to make electronics manufacturing its top industry

China cited as an example to follow, not a rival in plan to lure five global whales

Mozilla cautions India's national open digital plan is 'open-washing'

Internet Society also weighs in with worries about vague definition of 'open'

IBM Sametime could rise again as HCL makes shortlist for India's home-grown Zoom clone

A dozen daring firms will duke it out for the right to get India talking and take on the world!

India said its coronavirus contact-tracing app is perfect... adds bug bounty and open-sources it anyway

As the legalese changes to extend data retention period

India makes contact-tracing app mandatory for passengers as domestic flights resume

By the time you get the status check the app needs, and get through the new check-in process, you'll wish you stayed home

Azure India wobbles due to ‘underlying physical datacentre issue’

Storage and networking recover from overnight brownout, compute still in trouble after 12 hours

India opens its space industry to private companies

Seeing as India has launch sites nicely close to the equator, they should be interested

India’s contact-tracing app unleashes KaiOS on feature phones

55 million users of $10 Bluetooth-enabled phones come into embrace of closed-source app

India says its brains saved the world from the last colosso-crisis – cough, Y2K – proving it can become self-reliant

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