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Dying software forces changes to VMware’s vSphere Clients

Did this airliner land in the North Sea? No. So what happened? El Reg probes flight tracker site oddity

This is how demon.co.uk ends, not with a bang but a blunder: Randomer swipes decommissioning domain

Should we all consolidate databases for the storage benefits? Reg vultures deploy DevOps, zoos, haircuts

Won't somebody think of the Oracle execs? No pay rises, bonuses, equity awards for top brass until 2022 at earliest

Halloween approaches and the veil between worlds wears thin – the Windows 10 October 2020 Release walks among us

We don't need maintenance this often, surely? Pull it. Oh dear, the system's down

Tencent in talks for 'longterm solution' to WeChat mess as injunction keeps the app alive

MP promises to grill UK.gov over revelations that Uber handed '2,000 pieces' of user data to London cops a year

Russians charged for $16.8m crypto-coin heist, but traders warned their cash is only as safe as their security is tight

Tesla wins defamation counterclaim against Gigafactory whistleblower

WFH is the new religion – though blind faith isn’t enough to keep your infrastructure secure

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

You can add comms API merchant Twilio to the list of tech firms that have seen biz booming thanks to lockdown

DevOps pilgrim Progress forks out $220m for automation crew Chef

VMware supremo Pat Gelsinger makes peace with Microsoft, and Virtzilla pitches Tanzu to the Spring crowd

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

Ports in a storm: The Matebook 14 won't set your world on fire, but it's still a half-decent laptop

Oracle Zooms past rivals to run TikTok’s cloud, take stake alongside WalMart and ByteDance investors

It's IPO week and one of Wall Street's own is raising the spectre of a stock market crash

OnePlus to drop slightly better version of latest flagship next month ... and that's the T

Ready to slip into your suitca... or not: Logitech wheels out new 'travel-sized' version of MX Master 3

Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 debut derailed by website glitches, bots, lack of supply

Das Keyboard 4C TKL: Plucky mechanical contender strikes happy medium between typing feel and clackety-clack joy

Geek's Guide

We're not getting back with Galileo, UK govt tells The Reg, as question marks sprout above its BS*

Let's go space truckin': 1970s probe Voyager 1 is now 14 billion miles from home

One down, two to go: Astra's first attempt to reach orbit scuppered by iffy guidance

Astroboffins reckon evidence of Martian life has probably been destroyed where liquid acid flowed on the Red Planet

Coding unit tests is boring. Wouldn't it be cool if an AI could do it for you? That's where Diffblue comes in

Wanna live on the edge and play with a multi-core system crammed with 5G, AI? Here's a dev kit Qualcomm has in mind

How is your machine learning project coming along? Get some inspiration from our MCubed Online conference

How do you solve 'disruption' at the UK border after Brexit? Let's call Peter Thiel! AI biz Palantir – you're hired

Verity Stob

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

Behold the Bloo Screen of Death: Bathroom borkage stops spray play

As we stand on the precipice of science fiction into science fact, people say: Hell yeah, I want to augment my eyesight!

Strap in for the wild ride that is invest.com: A failed legal battle, millions of dollars on the line... and that Yo! app

Articles about Space

Zero. Zilch. Nada. That's how many signs of intelligent life astroboffins found in probe of TEN MILLION stars

Survey was huge, but we can do better - So don't go all '2020 sure is the year for feeling alone' on us, OK?

Rocket Lab deploys Photon, er, in-house built satellite on Flight 14

In briefAlso: More Starlink and hopping fun for SpaceX and Northrop Grumman lights the blue touchpaper for SLS

China launches and lands its first re-usable spacecraft

And it might just have been a spaceplane to rival the USA’s X-37

What would you prefer: Satellite-streamed cat GIFs – or a decent early warning of an asteroid apocalypse?

Earth's crowded orbit may obscure vital readings from space, boffins warn

Tired: Cheap space launch outfits. Wired: Software-and-data-as-a-service for cheap space launch outfits

Japan’s iSpace has put itself in the second column but also plans lunar landers of its own

Space station update: Mystery tiny but growing air leak sparks search for hole

Terror at 1,340,000 feet – if this was anything to truly worry about right now

America's largest radio telescope blind after falling cable slashes 100-foot gash in reflector dish

PicVenerable Arecibo Observatory showing its age

Rocket Lab to bounce back from July's orbital fail with bulging payloads and parachuting Electrons

In briefAlso: Scottish rocketeers to launch from Iceland, and SpaceX lobs more Starlinks

Austria astroboffins shed a little light on how we might track orbital junk hurtling at spacecraft during daytime

Study reckons observation window would be increased from 6 to 22 hours

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe – because we used astrometry: A Saturn-like world hugging its star

Mexico, US boffins used technique 'for the first time' with ground-based radio 'scopes to spot exoplanet

So many stars, so little time: Machine learning helps astroboffins spot the most oxygen-starved galaxy yet

Don't bother packing your bags for HSC J1631+4426 just yet, it's 430 million light years away

911, I wanna report a robbery. Hundreds of thousands of stars stolen from a cluster. I think it was the Milky Way

Ancient ball of suns smeared across space by our galaxy two billion years ago

Astroboffins map engine of a solar flare: Magnetic mega-fields and Earth-dwarfing blankets of electric current

USA seeks Moon and Mars nuke power plant designs ready to fly in 2027

Wants 10kw delivering 120V DC because solar cells have limitations and we can’t schlep fuel up there

We're not all about rockets, says NASA: Balloon tech is good enough for economical star scanning

Ahem, hey, any chance LOHAN can hitch a ride?

Mysterious supernova is blasting far-flung galaxy with flashes of UV light – and astroboffins don't know why

So many questions, but it's only the second time such a phenomenon has been observed

Fresh astro-underwear, anyone? Orbital shenanigans as Progress freighter has last-minute ISS docking wobble

Resupply ship plies space station with food, fuel and fear

Russia tested satellite-to-satellite shooter, say UK and USA

Moscow says offending bird is a mere maintenance drone

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