Apple kicked an M1-shaped hole in Intel's quarter
Chipzilla braces for a China-gaming-ban-shaped hole in future results, predicts more product delays
22 Oct 2021 | 13
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Microsoft emits more Win 11 fixes for AMD speed issues and death by PowerShell bug
Names November as the month for Win 10 H2 update – then reveals major new feature won’t arrive on time
22 Oct 2021 | 27
We're closing the gap with Arm and x86, claims SiFive: New RISC-V CPU core for PCs, servers, mobile incoming
As it appears Intel's attempt to gobble the upstart collapses
21 Oct 2021 | 14
'Windows 11 has been successfully downloaded,' says update for Xbox version of Microsoft Flight Simulator
What? No. Noooooooooooooooooo
21 Oct 2021 | 13
Arm teases its GPU that will follow next year's graphics processor tech
Pushing for a 5x performance boost albeit over a 2018 cousin
21 Oct 2021 | 7
Hitting underground pipes and cables costs the UK £2.4bn a year. We need a data platform for that, says government
Atkins wins £23m deal to build National Underground Asset Register
20 Oct 2021 | 87
Lunar rocks brought to Earth by China's Chang'e 5 show Moon's volcanoes were recently* active
* Just a couple of billion years
20 Oct 2021 | 18
Centre for Computing History apologises to customers for 'embarrassing' breach
Updated Website patched following phishing scam, no financial data exposed
20 Oct 2021 | 12
Ancient with a dash of modern: We joined the Royal Navy to find there's little new in naval navigation
Boatnotes II Following the Fleet Navigating Officers' course
20 Oct 2021 | 51
Darmstadt, we have a problem – ESA reveals its INTEGRAL space telescope was three hours from likely death
Gamma ray-spotting 'scope was spinning uncontrollably and unable to make 'leccy until dramatic rescue
20 Oct 2021 | 41
When it comes to ransomware, every second hurts
Sponsored Fortinet seeks to make EDR easy for non-specialists
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Facebook may soon reveal new name – we're sure Reg readers will be more creative than Zuck's marketroids
Poll We've kicked things off with the most splendidly evil fictional corporations, feel free to share your ideas
20 Oct 2021 | 230
Sir Clive Sinclair inspired me and 'whole load of others' at Arm, says CEO Simon Segars
But of course chief exec's first computer was an Acorn
20 Oct 2021 | 25
Crims target telcos' Linux and Solaris boxes, which don't get enough infosec love
CrowdStrike says 'LightBasin' gang avoids Windows, and knows that telco networks run on badly-secured *nix
20 Oct 2021 | 23
Acer servers cracked in India and Taiwan – including systems with customer data
Gang says it grabbed internal info, could do the same to Acer elsewhere
20 Oct 2021 | 2
India's big four services giants wrestle with staff attrition amid COVID-19 pandemic
With high enough vax rates, HCL, Infosys and Wipro say hybrid work environment is the way of the future, while TCS is going to want you to come right on in.
20 Oct 2021 | 6
You've heard of HTTPS. Now get a load of HTTPA: Web services in verified remote trusted environments?
Intel duo propose fresh use of, yes, SGX but also Arm's TrustZone and similar TEEs
20 Oct 2021 | 17
Allegations of favoring visa holders over US workers for jobs cost Facebook just 4 hours of annual profit
And that $14.25m is supposed to be some kind of record
19 Oct 2021 | 16
Google Pixel 6, 6 Pro Android 12 smartphone launch marred by shopping cart crashes
Chocolate Factory talks up Tensor mobile SoC, Titan M2 security ... for those who can get them
19 Oct 2021 | 24
BlackMatter ransomware gang will target agriculture for its next harvest – Uncle Sam
What was that about hackable tractors?
19 Oct 2021 | 3
It's heeere: Node.js 17 is out – but not for production use, says dev team
EcmaScript 6 modules will not stop growing use of Node, claims chair of Technical Steering Committee
19 Oct 2021 | 15
Oracle-owned ERP outfit NetSuite fitted with banking and data warehouse features to keep accountants sane
It's about helping steer the business without so many spreadsheets, says analyst
19 Oct 2021 | 1
Scrambling to counter a ransomware attack could leave you with egg on your face
Sponsored Join this masterclass and learn how to plan a far more efficient response
19 Oct 2021 |
Email phishing crapcannon operators TA505 are back from the dead, researchers warn
And they're packing a new dirty RAT as well
19 Oct 2021 | 8
JumpCloud hooks investment from Atlassian Ventures and CrowdStrike Falcon Fund for $225m total funding round
Cloud directory start-up valued at $2.65bn
19 Oct 2021 |
UK competition watchdog unveils principles to make a kinder antivirus business
Treat customers fairly when it comes to auto-renewal. Or else
19 Oct 2021 | 13
HPE's Aruba adopts DPUs, but in a switch, not a server
Decides switches need help performing network functions, just like servers need their CPUs free for core workloads
19 Oct 2021 | 3
Windows 11 Paint: Oh look – rounded corners. And it is prettier... but slightly worse
New iconography, minimalism, less text – and at least it is not Paint 3D
19 Oct 2021 | 109
Weeks after Red Bee Media's broadcast centre fell over, Channel 4 is still struggling with subtitles
Updated Got a Disaster Recovery plan? Ever tested it? You probably should...
19 Oct 2021 | 47
WTF? Value of Finnish open-source-as-a-service startup Aiven jumps $1.2bn in 7 months
Cloud data market heats up as company lures $60m in Series C funding
19 Oct 2021 | 7
UK's competition regulator announces market study into music-streaming biz
Watchdog is getting comfortable with its new digital remit
19 Oct 2021 | 5
Northern Ireland Water ready to take the plunge with HR and finance software, prepares to flush Oracle R12.2
Utility biz has £28m to spend on replacement system
19 Oct 2021 | 4
If your apps or gadgets break down on Sunday, this may be why: Gpsd bug to roll back clocks to 2002
Alternative headline: Yet another widely used project maintained thanklessly by 'some random person in Nebraska'
19 Oct 2021 | 55
Share your experience: How does your organization introduce new systems?
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19 Oct 2021 | 10
These Rapoo webcams won't blow your mind, but they also won't break the bank
Review And they're almost certainly better than a laptop jowel-cam
19 Oct 2021 | 20
It's one thing to have the world in your hands – what are you going to do with it?
Column Google won the patent battle against ART+COM, but we were left with little more than a toy
19 Oct 2021 | 18
