We asked what they will do to prevent cases being built against women. So far: Nothing

'A humbling and unfortunate reminder' that monsters lurk under bridges

First steps by humans to recapture planet's natural satellite

Because data flows into the United States, not because of that user interface

Hopes of securing London listing for UK chip designer may be in vain

In grayscale, though. Optimistic plans for daylight-readable display and long-life laptop

Meanwhile, 'search highlights' will tell you 'what's special about each day'

Arm ecosystem elbowing its way into third largest server vendor in the world

As industry and governments push to get workers crammed into commuter trains, glass box edifices, tech boss says: 'Why?'

Record revenues buoyed by surge in demand over the last couple of years, but nothing lasts forever

More support engineers needed to keep the email flowing, it seems

A virtual world at your fingertips with the idea that you feel something gripping your hand

Watching people's every move and collecting their info – not on our watch, says web ads giant

Congrats, AWS, you’ve boldly gone where the Raspberry Pi has already been

Still no closer to releasing timeline for its '128 exaflops' AI super, though – and no one's tested the chips yet

They're not lying when they say 'We stole your data' – the lie is about which data they lifted

And it's like, what ... 12, 13,000 total targets a year max, exec says

Networking titan to shutter Russia and Belarus presence, after previously stopping operations

Beijing also outlines its GovTech vision and gets very excited about data

Space boffins task engineers with creating 40kW lunar fission plant that can operate for ten years

The catch: It hooks up to desktop-as-a-service and runs Android – so while it looks like a laptop ...

$20b factory construction start date unchanged – but the x86 giant is not happy

Did they get GitHub Copilot to write it?

It would be easier to take this complaint seriously if Elon wasn't so Elon

Maintainer lack of familiarity won't be an issue, chief insists, citing his own bafflement when faced with Perl

Software toolkit offered to save developers time, effort, battery power

Linux fondleslab effort continues to update 16.04-based phone/tablet distro

ThinkStation P360 Ultra packs latest Intel Core processor, Nvidia RTX A5000 GPU, support for eight monitors

A pit and 4,500 gallons of water were needed to put it out

Now we can squeeze required boxes into a smaller datacenter footprint, says Big Red

Company was an early adopter of Google Cloud, which led to a search for a new security architecture

Anonymous speech protections apply online too, and copyright can't diminish that

Paul Fellows describes how it beat the overambitious ARX to Acorn's Archimedes computer

Megacorp shows Alexa speaking like kid's deceased grandma

Japanese tech conglomerate has reportedly received 10 offers, each with a different idea about how to do things

They're putting a crew together, and Beijing's tossed in $750m to get things started

50% of public sector tech budgets in the cloud by 2015? Well that didn't happen!

The Start Menu has been tweaked, but Smart App Control will appeal to the security conscious

Hyperscalers hog the good stuff

I like driving in my car, hope my data's not gone far

Use it sensibly instead – which means turning on the useful bits Microsoft doesn't enable by default

Move over silicon – digital circuits have a flexible new friend

Victims lured into handing over online banking logins, police say

Promoted phones as ready for a dunking – forgot to mention known problems with subsequent recharges

Freedom or echo chamber?

And pay the tiniest of fines, too

Engineers, sales teams told to stick around, customers promised more 'choice' – to buy from Symantec or CA

Focus emerges on workload security during its Zenith 2022 shindig

Mega-corp insists it's all about 'people and technology working safely and harmoniously together'

Boffins devise five attacks to expose private files

Bugs potentially useful for rogue insiders, admin account hijackers

Devs who like a Linux flavor to their server code get a gift from Redmond

Source remains unclear, plenty suspect Iran

Just us who see 'liquid engineering' and think three pints at lunch on a Thursday? OK, got it, just us

Nausea, eye strain, inability to take notes, migraines are just a few of Metaverse work 'perks'

Although PCIe 5.0 is just coming to market, here's what we can expect in the years ahead

Stackoverflow survey: JavaScript still in lead. Plus, you may hate COBOL, but users saw a salary jump

Space boffins: Nevermind ekeing out the battery, let it go out in a blaze of glory!

Internal research says the hiring pool has already dried up in a number of locations stateside

Blockchain not as decentralised as many assume, finds Pentagon sponsored research

Reportedly dropping hints it may use legislation to push a London listing

So are Microsoft, Adobe, W3C, Huawei, and… IKEA? Not Apple, though

Down but not yet on its Way(land) just yet

Or some approximation of that

British parcel delivery firm 'working around the clock' to get systems back and running

A simpler, easier remix sounds like a good thing, but glitches like these shouldn't be in a point release

Once former supplier Sitel coughed up its logs, it became apparent the attacker was hemmed in

Privacy group NOYB sues to get telcos to respect GDPR data access rights

And over millions of miles, too. Piece of cake!?

Satellite-deploying rocket finally launches – after a few setbacks

In unrelated news, China's rollout of a central bank digital currency continues

As if users needed any more reminders they’re stuck on a dying platform

Fundamental problems of qubit physics aside, the cloud giant thinks it can help

Coining the term hardware-based 'AI hypervisor' has to be worth several million, dontcha think?

Deep-fake voices, face recognition, emotion, age and gender prediction ... A toolbox of theoretical tech tyranny

A bit of a near-hit for the software engineering world

Time to rethink that cybersecurity strategy?

Chaebol hit by lower demand for smartphones and TVs plus 4nm yield issues

You wanna bug fix and chill?

Automaker wants to develop recycling, remanufacturing processes

1980s refugee, open source, and runs on modern kit

Collab to 'generate significant returns' for Europe in science, tech, economy

It's the second time a Musk-owned company has been accused of WARN Act violations

Plus it aborts ISS reboost. Not the greatest start to the week, was it?

'Network engineers walked over each other's changes'

Some crypto-bros keep the faith in the face of market onslaught

Big Tech sanctions continue to roll in, Putin retaliates with counter sanctions

Find the clown who chose 'password' as a password and make things right

A bot says what? Apple relies on IETF standards to remove annoyance, citing privacy and accessibility

Step one: Make them easier to program

'Significantly under-licenced' but didn't factor in Customer Success Manager when dealing with reseller

Ban akin to 'ordering a telephone company to prevent a person from having conversations' over its lines

Fixed in 2013, reinstated in 2016, exploited in the wild this year

Firms accustomed to freebies miffed that web giant's largess doesn't last

As always, check that O365 login page is actually O365

As the House of Zen kills off consumer-friendly non-Pro TR chips

Results set to be ratified by labor board by end of the week

Privacy through amnesia not ideal for remembering user choice

Wait, we’ll explain

Chip giant still salty

But when it does work, bet you'll fall over yourselves to blow ten large on designer clobber for your avy

Cancelled the K12 CPU? Big mistake. Huge, says Jim Keller

With operations deadline in September, team eager to squeeze more data out of infrared observatory

95% of SOL deposits from 1 person, so margin selloffs could mean collapse

Booking appointments and other interactions with hospital portals can lead to some medical details being shared for advertising, class action claims

Plus: Each of the new orgs gets its own finance officer, if the split goes ahead in second half of 2023

Yes, yet another Debian downstream, but a particularly interesting one

JumpCloud SME report also finds remote workers getting better at following best security practices

'Write once, run anywhere' finally came true, thanks to APE and the Cosmopolitan libc

Without so much as a mention of encryption, but with a pastel-hued emoji-heavy nod to ‘sustainable monetization’

Alibaba hinted the gig was worth millions each year

Bans VPNs, Dropbox, and more

'Editing and review' teams will be required to read everything and report dissent