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Equinix enters India by purchasing pair of Mumbai bit barns

India connects submarine cable to islands where some still live in the stone age

Super Cali COVID count is somewhat out of focus, server crash and expired cert makes numbers quite atrocious

Why you need much more than a zero-trust strategy to nail your security provision

Programming pioneer Fran Allen dies aged 88 after a career of immense contributions to compilers

Google offers first part of its in-house M:N thread code as open source to Linux kernel

India awards apps that offer citizens Microsoft and Google alternatives

Have I Been Pwned to go open source – 10bn credentials, not so much, says creator Hunt

China now blocking TLS 1.3, say Great-Firewall-watchers

Peer-to-peer takes on a whole new meaning when used to spy on 3.7 million or more cameras, other IoT gear

Brit bank Barclays probed amid claims bosses used high-tech to spy on staff, measure productivity

Pen Test Partners: Boeing 747s receive critical software updates over 3.5" floppy disks

Machine log roller Sumo Logic expands to swallow AWS data-watching, DevOps performance

Microsoft introduces Open Service Mesh for Kubernetes, plans quick donation to CNCF

Are your homegrown business apps as secure, fast and usable as they could be?

New Relic streamlines app monitoring tools, shifts to per-user, pay-as-you-go pricing, adds free tier to lure you in

Apple's at it again: Things go pear-shaped for meal planner app after iGiant opposes logo

As hospital-based infections set to rise, best not change the vendor behind the system that tracks them, hm?

Ancestry.com: Let arbitrator decide on auto-enrolling membership lawsuit

Rackspace IPO bags $704m, proceeds used to pay down debts to private equity backer

Three Facebooks, four more Amazons and one Apple to collect Indonesia’s digital services tax

Publishers signed up to Apple's premium News may be less than 'appy to discover the iGiant snatching readers

We've reached the endgame: Bezos 'in talks' to turn shuttered department stores into Amazon warehouses

Huawei running out of smartphone CPUs as US sanctions begin to bite

Geek's Guide

NASA to stop using names like 'Eskimo Nebula' and 're-examine' what it calls cosmic objects

The sun is shining, the birds are singing. You can shut the curtains and tour The National Museum of Computing in VR

Q: What’s big, red and pulses UV light into the cosmos three times a night? A: Mars

Geneticists throw hands in the air, change gene naming rules to finally stop Microsoft Excel eating their data

Uncle Sam says it's perfecting autonomous AI-powered drone, vehicle swarms to 'dominate' battlefields

Whoops, our bad, we may have 'accidentally' let Google Home devices record your every word, sound – oops

UK puts £200m on table for dynamic purchasing system to supply public sector with AI

Self-driving car supremo Anthony Levandowski sentenced to 18 months in the clink for stealing trade secrets from Google's Waymo

Verity Stob

Search for 'things of value' in a bank: Iowa cops allege this bloke broke into one and decided on ... hand sanitiser

First alligators, then dogs, now Basil Fawlty is trying to standardise social distancing measures

The Last of Us Part II: Never mind the Metacritic nonsense, Naughty Dog's ultra-violent odyssey is a must-play*

An irritating itch down the back of your neck? Searing midsummer heat? Of course, it can only be SysAdmin Day

Articles about Nominet

Nominet shakes up system for expiring .uk domains, just happens to choose one that will make it £millions. Again

AnalysisBrit registry is the cash cow that keeps on giving. Whether it wants to or not

22 Jul 2020

Whose side you on, Nominet? Registry floods .co.uk owners with begging emails to renew unwanted .uk domains

Quick! You need to pay for that web address you never asked for so we can make more money

16 Jun 2020

Remember April 2020? It brought pandemic, chaos and an unseasonable spike in new domain registrations

UK and Oz registries recorded mini-booms for new names but also an overall domain dip

19 May 2020

Snapchat domain squatter loses comedy £1m URL sellback attempt

'Take legal action' he told the firm. So it (sort of) did

28 Apr 2020

It’s not true no one wants .uk domains – just look at all these Bulgarians who signed up to nab expired addresses

'It earns money for freelancers and very small businesses in our rather poor country' says maker of catcher tool

31 Jan 2020

Chancers keep buying up dot-UK company name domains: Got a problem? That'll be £750 for Nominet to rule on it

£3,000 if you don't like the answer

22 Nov 2019

Nominet continues milking .uk registry cash cow with 4 per cent price rise for... what exactly?

Increased costs of running the registry business? Or more money for failed expansion?

02 Oct 2019

Ebuygumm doesn't break t' Nominet rules, eBay and Gumtree told

By 'eck! Geoffrey Boycott-inspired domain sees off tat bazaar challenge

18 Sep 2019

Two years ago, 123-Reg and NamesCo decided to register millions of .uk domains for customers without asking them. They just got the renewal reminders...

Updated... And these punters are not happy

16 Sep 2019

Remember the Nominet £100m dot-uk windfall it claims doesn't exist? Well, it's already begun

AnalysisFasthosts registers all its customers' .uk domain names – just for safekeeping, you understand

24 Jun 2019

It's official! The Register is fake news… according to .uk overlord Nominet. Just a few problems with that claim, though

AnalysisWe translate domain registry CEO's hit piece

06 Jun 2019

UK's internet registry prepares a £100m windfall for its board members – and everyone else will pay for it

Special reportSnouts in the trough for The Great British Brand Sell-off

05 Jun 2019

Goddamn the Pusher man: Nominet kicks out domain name hijack bid

Lord, he'll leave your mind to scream - if you don't renew on time

14 Jan 2019

Congrats from 123-Reg! You can now pay us an extra £6 or £12 a year for basically nothing

AnalysisWe'll just tack that on your .uk domain bill. You're welcome!

25 Oct 2018

Namecheap users rage at domain transfer pain, but their supplier Enom blames... er, GDPR?

Folk stung for Nominet fees, biz promises to cover the costs

02 Jul 2018

Nominet throws out US corp's attempt to seize Brit domain names

Forte-dot-co-dot-uk can still be yours for £15k-£20k

11 Jun 2018

Nominet drains mug of tea, leans back, calmly explains how to make Whois GDPR-compliant

.UK registry not entirely sure what all the fuss is about

19 Apr 2018

Knock, knock. Whois there? Get ready for anonymized email addresses after domain privacy shake-up

Looming GDPR Euro law sends ICANN back to drawing board

02 Mar 2018

Equinix enters India by purchasing pair of Mumbai bit barns

India connects submarine cable to islands where some still live in the stone age

Super Cali COVID count is somewhat out of focus, server crash and expired cert makes numbers quite atrocious

Why you need much more than a zero-trust strategy to nail your security provision

Programming pioneer Fran Allen dies aged 88 after a career of immense contributions to compilers

Google offers first part of its in-house M:N thread code as open source to Linux kernel

India awards apps that offer citizens Microsoft and Google alternatives

Have I Been Pwned to go open source – 10bn credentials, not so much, says creator Hunt

China now blocking TLS 1.3, say Great-Firewall-watchers

Peer-to-peer takes on a whole new meaning when used to spy on 3.7 million or more cameras, other IoT gear

Brit bank Barclays probed amid claims bosses used high-tech to spy on staff, measure productivity

Pen Test Partners: Boeing 747s receive critical software updates over 3.5" floppy disks

Machine log roller Sumo Logic expands to swallow AWS data-watching, DevOps performance

Microsoft introduces Open Service Mesh for Kubernetes, plans quick donation to CNCF

Are your homegrown business apps as secure, fast and usable as they could be?

New Relic streamlines app monitoring tools, shifts to per-user, pay-as-you-go pricing, adds free tier to lure you in

Apple's at it again: Things go pear-shaped for meal planner app after iGiant opposes logo

As hospital-based infections set to rise, best not change the vendor behind the system that tracks them, hm?

Ancestry.com: Let arbitrator decide on auto-enrolling membership lawsuit

Rackspace IPO bags $704m, proceeds used to pay down debts to private equity backer

Three Facebooks, four more Amazons and one Apple to collect Indonesia’s digital services tax

Publishers signed up to Apple's premium News may be less than 'appy to discover the iGiant snatching readers

We've reached the endgame: Bezos 'in talks' to turn shuttered department stores into Amazon warehouses

Huawei running out of smartphone CPUs as US sanctions begin to bite

NASA to stop using names like 'Eskimo Nebula' and 're-examine' what it calls cosmic objects

The sun is shining, the birds are singing. You can shut the curtains and tour The National Museum of Computing in VR

Q: What’s big, red and pulses UV light into the cosmos three times a night? A: Mars

Geneticists throw hands in the air, change gene naming rules to finally stop Microsoft Excel eating their data

Uncle Sam says it's perfecting autonomous AI-powered drone, vehicle swarms to 'dominate' battlefields

Whoops, our bad, we may have 'accidentally' let Google Home devices record your every word, sound – oops

UK puts £200m on table for dynamic purchasing system to supply public sector with AI

Self-driving car supremo Anthony Levandowski sentenced to 18 months in the clink for stealing trade secrets from Google's Waymo

Search for 'things of value' in a bank: Iowa cops allege this bloke broke into one and decided on ... hand sanitiser

First alligators, then dogs, now Basil Fawlty is trying to standardise social distancing measures

The Last of Us Part II: Never mind the Metacritic nonsense, Naughty Dog's ultra-violent odyssey is a must-play*

An irritating itch down the back of your neck? Searing midsummer heat? Of course, it can only be SysAdmin Day

Articles about Nominet

Nominet shakes up system for expiring .uk domains, just happens to choose one that will make it £millions. Again

Whose side you on, Nominet? Registry floods .co.uk owners with begging emails to renew unwanted .uk domains

Remember April 2020? It brought pandemic, chaos and an unseasonable spike in new domain registrations

Snapchat domain squatter loses comedy £1m URL sellback attempt

It’s not true no one wants .uk domains – just look at all these Bulgarians who signed up to nab expired addresses

Chancers keep buying up dot-UK company name domains: Got a problem? That'll be £750 for Nominet to rule on it

Nominet continues milking .uk registry cash cow with 4 per cent price rise for... what exactly?

Ebuygumm doesn't break t' Nominet rules, eBay and Gumtree told

Two years ago, 123-Reg and NamesCo decided to register millions of .uk domains for customers without asking them. They just got the renewal reminders...

Remember the Nominet £100m dot-uk windfall it claims doesn't exist? Well, it's already begun

It's official! The Register is fake news… according to .uk overlord Nominet. Just a few problems with that claim, though

UK's internet registry prepares a £100m windfall for its board members – and everyone else will pay for it

Goddamn the Pusher man: Nominet kicks out domain name hijack bid

Congrats from 123-Reg! You can now pay us an extra £6 or £12 a year for basically nothing

Namecheap users rage at domain transfer pain, but their supplier Enom blames... er, GDPR?

Nominet throws out US corp's attempt to seize Brit domain names

Nominet drains mug of tea, leans back, calmly explains how to make Whois GDPR-compliant

Knock, knock. Whois there? Get ready for anonymized email addresses after domain privacy shake-up

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