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Celonis and Software AG target IoT and streaming process mining as firms grapple with data overload

Newcomer specialist and elderly data integration generalist make their pitches

UK's Civil Aviation Authority hashing out rules for crash-proof cargo pods on drones

Project wins £50k from government

22 Sep 07:45 | 23

Edge computing has a bright future, even if nobody's sure quite what that looks like

Making sense of blurry lines

21 Sep 09:15 | 11

Ex-DJI veep: There was no drone at Gatwick during 2018's hysterical shutdown

Bold words from Boston Dynamics' new man

15 Sep 10:01 | 81

RAF chief: Our Reaper drones (sorry, SkyGuardians) stand ready to help British councils

There's no council tax infringement a Brimstone missile can't punish

10 Sep 16:26 | 69

EU to formally probe Nvidia's $54bn takeover over British chip designer Arm – report

Hot on heels of 'significant concerns' from the UK

27 Aug 16:58 | 28

European Commission airs out new IoT device security draft law – interested parties have a week to weigh in

Mirroring UK, US efforts to crack down on cheap 'n' cheerful internet gadgets

23 Aug 16:22 | 13

Edgy: HPE's first message from the International Space Station to Microsoft's Azure? 'hello world'

Supercomputing above the clouds

19 Aug 11:45 | 10

Will it bend? That is the question: Arm boffins boast of first flexible 32-bit chip

Plastic-backed TFT part positioned as perfect for the Internet of Things

21 Jul 16:01 | 18

Pub landlords on notice as 'Internet of Beer' firm not only pulls pints, but can also clean the lines

El Reg hacks selflessly volunteer to taste-test before and after

23 Jun 10:45 | 52

UK product safety regulations are failing consumers online, in the IoT, and … with artificial intelligence?

So the National Audit Office found in report on the Office of Product Safety and Standards, anyway

17 Jun 10:01 | 16

An anti-drone system that sneezes targets to death? Would that be a DARPA project? You betcha

Hotshot snotbot shows grotty terror plot buzzbots what's what

10 Jun 09:15 | 73

In this round of 'Real life or Black Mirror episode', drones that hunt down humans by listening to their screams

Plus: UAVs that can smell your poop – both for benign purposes, mind

09 Jun 13:02 | 29

Need some chips? The Raspberry Pi Pico's RP2040 is heading to a channel near you

40k units now, but 'serious volume' to arrive after the summer

01 Jun 08:31 | 18

Sony makes a play for edge compute chores with smart sensors

$18bn investment plan also calls for 160 million entertainment customers to become a billion

27 May 06:59 | 3

OK, so we don't have a flying car yet, but this is possibly even better: The Internet of Beer

Killer IoT app finally arrives: Keg-tracking tech to tackle light-fingered miscreants

23 Apr 17:19 | 34

South Africa's state-owned energy firm to appeal after court rules Oracle does not have to support its software

Eskom disputes results of Big Red audit

08 Apr 17:03 | 48

Toshiba launches cloudy managed IoT database service running its own GridDB

And ponders whether to let itself be bought by private equiteer CVC for $20bn

08 Apr 02:45 | 1

Bad news for automakers: That fire at the Renesas chip plant was worse than expected

Estimate of damaged fab equipment revised upwards by 54%

29 Mar 14:46 | 18

That's a bit harsh: Lenovo adds 2 new toughened boxen to ThinkEdge edge computing line

Feeds growing market for edge kit with gear rated for temps below freezing

02 Mar 12:16 | 9

Popular

Schools email marketing company told us to go away when we told them of exposed database creds, say infoseccers

Usernames and passwords could be read (and abused) by anyone in since fixed flaw

Oh my, Grandma, what a big meteorite you have right there on your pillow under that hole in the roof

Canadian woman's lovely floral linen besmirched by recently-arrived space rock

How Windows NTFS finally made it into Linux

Microsoft's New Technology File System has been with us for decades and at long, long last it's going to be fully supported for penguins

Microsoft says Azure fended off what might just be the world's biggest-ever DDoS attack

Much of the 2.4Tbit/sec came from across Asia and targeted a single Euro-customer

User locked out of Microsoft account by MFA bug, complains of customer-hostile support

'So sorry' says Microsoft Identity VP – but its unhelpful support systems will be hard to fix

Android OS vendor variants transmit data with no opt-out

Study finds privacy gaps in Android implementations from Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, Realme, and LineageOS

Apple patches 'actively exploited' iPhone zero-day with iOS 15.0.2 update

Tech breakdown and proof-of-concept code is already out there

Microsoft Patch Tuesday bug harvest festival comes to town

With 71 new CVEs, there are patches enough for everyone

Saturday start for NASA's Lucy probe on its 12-year quest to map Jupiter's Trojan asteroids

Astronomers will be searching for clues on how the Solar System formed

OVH blames hour-long global outage on human error during 'routine' network reconfiguration

'No impact expected' then pop – and weren't they in the process of an IPO?

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Dangerous flying car drone zoomed into UK's Gatwick Airport airspace after killswitch failed

Goodwood Festival of Speed took a nasty turn in 2019, finds AAIB

19 Feb 23:28 | 107

Ring, Ring, why don't you give me a call? Amazon-owned doorbells aren’t answering after large-scale outage

Turning smart homes into dumb ones

03 Feb 19:04 | 79

Drone smashes through helicopter's windscreen and injures passenger

Two feet sideways and it could have been the pilot: report

26 Jan 16:22 | 56

Something for the Weekend, Sir?

Nothing new since the microwave: Let's get those home tech inventors cooking

You might want to wash the rolling pin first

22 Jan 10:32 | 164

Android 10 ported to homegrown multi-core RISC-V system-on-chip by Alibaba biz, source code released

AOSP effort could help bring GUIs to industrial, IoT, embedded gear

21 Jan 18:58 | 22

Police drone plunged 70ft into pond after operator mashed pop-up that was actually the emergency cut-out button

Another unfortunate UAV episode for Sussex cops

19 Jan 10:20 | 122

Under that pile of spare keys and obsolete cables is an IoT device: Samsung pushes useful retirement project for older phones

Er, we mean 'distinguished', 'seasoned', 'battle-tested'

12 Jan 16:03 | 44

Stony-faced Google drags Android Things behind the cowshed. Two shots ring out

No new hobbyist projects from January, everything deleted the following year

17 Dec 14:35 | 48

Amazon's ad-hoc Ring, Echo mesh network can mooch off your neighbors' Wi-Fi if needed – and it's opt-out

Ring, Echo owners get emails explaining how to switch off incoming functionality

24 Nov 20:46 | 115

Vodafone launches platform that promises to play nicely with dusty legacy IoT kit

What untold treasures could these primitive technologies hold?

24 Nov 15:43 | 4

Hard to believe but Congress just approved an IoT security law and it doesn't totally suck

Secure coding, identity management, patching, configuration controls, what madness is this?

18 Nov 20:51 | 20

Halt don't catch fire: Amazon recalls hundreds of thousands of Ring doorbells over exploding battery fears

What happens when you mix up the wood and metal screws provided for installation? Heeeeat

11 Nov 13:00 | 71

Rise of the Machines

Are you seeing this, Amazon? British military steps up robot tech tests with drone capable of carrying 60kg payloads

Aerial ammo deliveries – always handy when you're storming a beach

05 Nov 17:01 | 28

Backdoorer the Xplora: Kids' smartwatches can secretly take pics, record audio on command by encrypted texts

It was just code left over from a prototype, says hardware maker

12 Oct 21:21 | 9

Canalys Forum 2020

Why is IoT locked in 'proof-of-concept hell'? Stakeholders don't talk to each other, and return on investment is hazy

Private equity funding stalls amid COVID-19

09 Oct 16:30 | 16

Ring glitch results in global ding dong ditch: Doorbell bling flings out random pings but they're not the real thing

Users fear hack – really the 'processing infrastructure was running behind'

01 Oct 18:33 | 84

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