DoorDash, Grubhub, Uber Eats sue NYC for trying to permanently cap delivery fees
We'll just hike the prices for customers, otherwise. Happy now?
10 Sep 2021 | 78
On-Prem
Kubernetes means local storage for local apps just isn’t good enough
Sponsored Find out just how flashy your applications really could be
10 Sep 2021 |
Lenovo blames 'firmware' issue for blank-screened Smart Displays, says Google's working on a fix – 6 months after complaints started
Home assistant little more than an expensive plastic brick for some owners
10 Sep 2021 | 18
The magic TUPE roundabout: Council, Wipro, Northgate all deny employing Unix admins in outsourcing muddle
Employment judge points finger at Northgate – trial to follow
10 Sep 2021 | 50
Not too bright, are you? Your laptop, I mean... Not you
On Call Those knobs can be sensitive
10 Sep 2021 | 109
When it comes to moving information at the edge, sometimes your best bet is a card
PROMO If you’re big on data, short on time, here’s an SD Memory Card workshop just for you
10 Sep 2021 |
Big iron is out of fashion as server market shifts to low-end single-socket machines
IDC says AsiaPac market growing, rest of world isn't, Dell wins on volume, and IBM on sale price
10 Sep 2021 | 3
Epic Games asks for Apple's help to put South Korea's alternative app payments law to work
Promises to offer App Store as an option, but needs its developer account to be reinstated to do that
10 Sep 2021 | 18
Big Blue's quantum rainmaker jumps to room-temp diamond quantum accelerator company
German-Australian outfit Quantum Brilliance thinks it can deliver product that runs on your desk in five years, for DBAs and boffins alike
10 Sep 2021 | 31
'This is the new normal,' Microsoft tells US workers: Work from home until further notice
Plus: President Biden wants businesses with 100+ staff to get vaccinated or test weekly
09 Sep 2021 | 73
AWS EKS Anywhere (as long as it's VMware) hits full release
Another way to run Kubernetes - though connector to AWS console still in preview, as are plenty of the AWS controllers
09 Sep 2021 | 1
Computacenter, one of Europe's largest resellers, struggling with data centre kit, up to 6-month lead times
Customers pulling forward orders to mitigate mounting supply worries
09 Sep 2021 | 7
Boffins unveil SSD-Insider++, promise ransomware detection and recovery right in your storage
Firmware-based system recovers encrypted data in seconds, but manufacturers are proving reluctant
09 Sep 2021 | 35
Fujitsu wins £5m contract to support the UK's troubled Border Crossing system
Chuck that on top of £63m firm already has from related projects
09 Sep 2021 | 18
We're going deeper underground: New digital project to map UK's sub-surface 'assets'
4 million holes dug in the UK each year... many in the wrong place
08 Sep 2021 | 22
If your storage admin is a bit excitable today, be kind: 45TB LTO-9 tape media and drives just debuted
Fujifilm and HPE selling cartridges, Quantum selling drives, IBM tape libraries add support
08 Sep 2021 | 17
Intel may spend up to €80bn on chip plants in Europe over next ten years
CEO also said it'll use its fab in Ireland to crank out parts for automakers amid shortages
08 Sep 2021 | 14
IBM's first 7nm Power10 chip arrives in E1080 server system with a wealth of shiny features
Boasts of a world-record SAP SD benchmark result, 'transparent' in-memory encryption
08 Sep 2021 | 18
Samsung offered tax rebates for 30 years to build $17bn chip plant in Texas
'No decision has been made' super-corp reminds El Reg
07 Sep 2021 | 19
UK tech investors buy data centre from the land of ice and snow, from the midnight sun where the hot springs flow
Verne Global site claimed to be 'one of the most efficient' globally
07 Sep 2021 | 6
UK's NHS hands Accenture another £5m for Test and Trace system for another year
What happened to transferring £1,000-per-day consultant work to the civil service?
06 Sep 2021 | 11
Operating your network isn’t enough. You need to develop (for) it
Sponsored Time to drive NetOps beyond the command line
06 Sep 2021 |
China's biggest chipmaker to build colossal chip factory
SMIC's 28nm colossus won't get China closer to self-sufficiency in stuff it buys from Intel and AMD, will help in other ways
06 Sep 2021 | 16
A practical demonstration of the difference between 'resilient' and 'redundant'
Who, Me? Bump and grind in the server racks
06 Sep 2021 | 71
Lenovo pops up tips on its tablets. And by tips, Lenovo means: Unacceptable ads
Amid customer fury, PC maker says it has 'no plans to add any further push notifications' to its stealth adware
03 Sep 2021 | 122
Component shortages: HPE pushes up some hardware prices and as if by magic, reports 'record' gross margin in Q3
Average unit prices climbed mid-to-high single digits, confirms chief beanie
03 Sep 2021 | 12
Crypto-coin startup said its bot could generate huge profits from your Bitcoin. It was a scam, says SEC
Founder and promoter accused of running 'Ponzi-like scheme'
03 Sep 2021 | 30
DRAM-as-cache is too expensive for even Facebook – Zuck now blending it with NVM SSD drives
Open-sources the tool it uses to make that happen and says Intel, Samsung, Open Compute, Western Digital and others are keen to play
03 Sep 2021 | 3
Nutanix mandates vaccinations for in-office workers, doesn't mandate going to offices
Finishes FY 2021 with a bang and starts to re-open
02 Sep 2021 | 2
O-RAN Alliance: Nokia downplays decision to take breather as critics worry over fate of key industry groups
Backs away from potential Entity List security issues related to Chinese alliance members
02 Sep 2021 | 1
Arm says it has 'successful working relationship' with Chinese joint venture run by CEO who refuses to leave
Chip biz responds to analyst's 'semiconductor heist of the century' take
02 Sep 2021 | 22
Google is designing its own Arm-based processors for 2023 Chromebooks – report
Why not if you've got the money for it?
02 Sep 2021 | 19
Can we talk about Kevin McCarthy promising revenge if Big Tech aids probe into January insurrection?
'A Republican majority will not forget'
02 Sep 2021 | 128
Apple to let reader apps steer users towards out-of-App-Store purchasing following Japanese watchdog probe
Updated Regulator says it's happy book, music, newspaper programs can now whisper of the universe beyond the iOS walled garden
02 Sep 2021 | 8
HPE bags $2bn HPC-as-a-service gig with the NSA
Ten-year agreement kicks off in 2022 to help spies do spying
01 Sep 2021 | 1
Spring tears down math geek t-shirt listing because it dared to mention the trademarked word 'zeta'
Data scientist told he faces ban, biz insists otherwise after pushback
01 Sep 2021 | 167
