Paul Fellows describes how it beat the overambitious ARX to Acorn's Archimedes computer | Continue reading
Although PCIe 5.0 is just coming to market, here's what we can expect in the years ahead | Continue reading
Mega-corp insists it's all about 'people and technology working safely and harmoniously together' | Continue reading
Reportedly dropping hints it may use legislation to push a London listing | Continue reading
Snowflake last week promised analytics and transactions in the same system. For some it was déjà vu all over again | Continue reading
Blockchain not as decentralised as many assume, finds Pentagon sponsored research | Continue reading
Deep-fake voices, face recognition, emotion, age and gender prediction ... A toolbox of theoretical tech tyranny | Continue reading
In unrelated news, China's rollout of a central bank digital currency continues | Continue reading
You wanna bug fix and chill? | Continue reading
Coining the term hardware-based 'AI hypervisor' has to be worth several million, dontcha think? | Continue reading
Nearly 60 holes found affecting 'more than 30,000' machines worldwide | Continue reading
Buyer beware, say analysts, technical debt will catch up with you eventually | Continue reading
1980s refugee, open source, and runs on modern kit | Continue reading
Wait, we’ll explain | Continue reading
Collab to 'generate significant returns' for Europe in science, tech, economy | Continue reading
Tangle of cables creates headaches and electronic waste, warn senators | Continue reading
Ban akin to 'ordering a telephone company to prevent a person from having conversations' over its lines | Continue reading
'Network engineers walked over each other's changes' | Continue reading
Plus: FTC warns against using AI for automatic content moderation, and more | Continue reading
Short sharp loss of privileges for poor sysadmin who emptied that directory | Continue reading
Assistant US attorney: 'She wanted data, she wanted money, and she wanted to brag' | Continue reading
'Editing and review' teams will be required to read everything and report dissent | Continue reading
It's time to toss the Turing test – it's not really about the machines at all | Continue reading
Star Trek's glowing circuit boards may not be so crazy | Continue reading
$200 a day buys you 90,000 victims | Continue reading
Just cryptocurrency things | Continue reading
With Supreme Court set to overturn Roe v. Wade and a bounty on healthcare providers, privacy is key | Continue reading
New versions of both desktops drop... with one the oldest FOSS 'top around | Continue reading
Six percent of revenues at risk if Code of Practice broken | Continue reading
This is how Beijing illegally accesses US tech, say Feds | Continue reading
Lawsuit took its time, just like your older iOS handset | Continue reading
The internet giant, a doomsday religious sect, and a lawsuit in Silicon Valley | Continue reading
Well, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see why | Continue reading
Plus: Non-fungible tokens for dummies | Continue reading
A widespread distro that many of its users don't even know they have | Continue reading
This silicon business ain't cheap, you know, say execs at Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, Nvidia etc | Continue reading
First of its kind report from NHTSA comes with caveats, though – the new tech also saves lives | Continue reading
Might have been a good idea to mention that Snap was sniffing around GIF biz, too, judges note, though | Continue reading
Pair's multimillion-dollar contract caper unraveled | Continue reading
Alpine-based distro runs on old mobiles abandoned by Android and their manufacturers | Continue reading
We're just astounded to see bipartisan efforts in Congress in this day and age | Continue reading
In truth, a non-tape media player for Gen Xers with more money than sense | Continue reading
New meaning for accessory to murder | Continue reading
It's back to the future for PostgreSQL as Michael Stonebraker lists priorities for the popular open-source system he helped create | Continue reading
Over 2,000 customers with malice on their minds | Continue reading
Over a year after discussions began, National Data Guardian continues to pursue transparency in health data use | Continue reading
Be a good neighbor to folks and the environment, and we'll think that permit over | Continue reading
Redmond kicks off Patch Tuesday with a months-old flaw fix | Continue reading