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Psst, free advice: You need a hybrid multi-cloud – and here are three reasons why

A tale of mainframes and students being too clever by far

AWS adds database on-ramp to its Arm-powered instances

Amazon gets green-light to blow $10bn on 3,000+ internet satellites. All so Americans can shop more on Amazon

Brit local authority appoints a systems integrator in leap to Oracle cloud, but support time-bomb is already ticking

Linus Torvalds pines for header file fix but releases Linux 5.8 anyway

Microsoft confirms pursuit of TikTok after Satya Nadella chats to Donald Trump

IT giant CSC coughs up $2m after helping New York City bill Medicaid for child therapy rather than insurance cos

UK Defence Committee chair muses treating TikTok like Huawei: So eyeball its code then ban it from the country?

Linux Foundation rolls bunch of overlapping groups into one to tackle growing number of open-source security vulns

'We stopped ransomware' boasts Blackbaud CEO. And by 'stopped' he means 'got insurance to pay off crooks'

Oh cool, more Cisco patches to apply. Happy Monday

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

Feeling unInspired? We can't help much with that, but there is a new .NET 5 preview and an Azure DevOps roadmap

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

In the halcyon days before Brexit, takeover attempts, and COVID-19, HP made 1.3% pre-tax profit on sales at UK limb

Struggling company pleads with landlords to slash rents as COVID-19 batters UK high street. The firm's name? Apple

Architect of tech contractor tax fraud scheme jailed for at least five years

Australia to force Google and Facebook to pay for news and reveal algorithm changes before they whack web traffic

Alarming news: ADT to flog Nest smart home kit after Google ploughs $450m into corporate security dinosaur

Dynabook Portégé X30L-G: So light, you might even forget about its terrible keyboard

Co-inventor of the computer mouse, William English, dies

World takes tablets during COVID lockdowns, with shipments spiking 18%

Geek's Guide

Virgin Galactic pals up with Rolls-Royce to work on Mach 3 Concorde-style private jet that can carry up to 19 people

Voyager 1 cracks yet another barrier: Now 150 Astronomical Units from Sol

And it's off! NASA launches nuke-powered, laser-shooting, tank Perseverance to Mars to search for signs of life

Boeing confirms it will finish building 747s in 2022, when last freighter flies off the production line

If you're on invite-only tech-testing scheme, take care with Amazon's Alexa-powered answer to Google's Glass

Microsoft to Cortana: you’re not going out dressed in iOS or Android, young lady!

US drugstore chain installed anti-shoplifter facial-recognition cameras in 200 locations – for eight years

Lizards for lunch? Crazy tech? Aliens?! Dana Dash: First Girl on the Moon is perfect for the little boffin-to-be in your life

Verity Stob

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

Elite name on Brit scene sponsors retro video games preservation project at the Centre for Computing History

Dutch Gateway store was kept udder wraps for centuries until refit dug up computing history

Articles about Servers

When those new servers you ordered aren't delivered, you probably won't order any more servers - and that's why India's market has shriveled

Except for IBM’s non-x86 boxes which have posted modest growth

Here's a headline we never thought we'd write 20 years ago: Microsoft readies antivirus for Linux, Android

Redmond knows a thing or two about tackling malware – amirite, Windows fans?!

Server and storage sales sickened in Q1 and not just because of you know what

IBM's server revenue grew rather nicely, but Lenovo's in a more-shipments-less-revenue trap

Tycoon malware rages through US schools, LG's boot problem, and QNAP admins had better get busy

Also: Cisco and Apple push out patches

China's Tencent to order ONE MILLION SERVERS as part of $70bn digital infrastructure splurge

Buying all the buzzwords: AI, 5G and Blockchain implementations promised

Salt peppered with holes? Automation tool vulnerable to auth bypass: Patch now

'The impact is full remote command execution as root on both master and all minions'

Kerching! Intel PC chip shortage over just in time for everyone to buy computers for pandemic home working

Sales, profit soar in first three months of 2020 as coronavirus helps Chipzilla print money

Memcached has a crash-me bug, but hey, only about 83,000 public-facing servers appear to be running it

Yes, you may have detected some sarcasm

Gods of cloud smiled on Chinese server makers in Q4, as mainframe punters chucked a big bone at IBM

Oh to be at the mercy of tech buyers at AWS, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, Tencent, Alibaba... we could go on

Google reveals the wheels almost literally fell off one of its cloudy server racks

Crushed rollers sent rack into the red until techies solved wheely obscure problem

Coronavirus to decimate server supply chain, analysts claim: Sales to fall 10% as factories stay shut

And it turns out there was an upside to the US-China trade war

AMD really, really wants you to know its chips are doing OK without any help from Intel and its supply issues

'We finished 2019 very strongly – but that is on the strength of the product portfolio' says CEO Lisa Su

David Attenborough voice And here we have, in the wild, a rare glimpse... of what may be... a positive IBM quarter

Big Blue rides Red Hat into the black

Beware the three-finger-salute, or 'How I Got The Keys To The Kingdom'

On CallWith great power comes great irresponsibility

The NetCAT is out of the bag: Intel chipset exploited to sniff SSH passwords as they're typed over the network

VideoCunning data-snooping side-channel technique is tough to exploit, Chipzilla warns

Years late to the SMB1-killing party, Samba finally dumps the unsafe file-sharing protocol version by default

Although you can still use it if you like the thrill of danger

Intel to finally scatter remaining ashes of Itanium to the wind in 2021: Final call for doomed server CPU line

Chipzilla sets final date for the sinking of the Itanic

Intel boss: Expect chip shortages into mid-2019, stumbling server processor sales this year

Chipzilla laments weak IoT, looming server gloom, still promises 10nm proper by Q4

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