Infamous 'Dinobabies' memo comes back to haunt Big Blue again | Continue reading
Notes rise of 'pay to play' where companies try to buy way into governance – and says this is not that | Continue reading
Retro fun and games in Berlin's ComputerSpieleMuseum | Continue reading
First of Europe's pre-exascale systems inaugurated, hits top 3 even without GPU partition fully installed | Continue reading
Delays said to favor Palantir as health service seeks suppliers to support its top-down data revolution | Continue reading
The weapon too deadly to use is just a handful of dirt. Let's change that | Continue reading
Automakers concerned as to whether there is enough infrastructure and battery capacity for all electric car future | Continue reading
X86 giant says it’s on track to regaining manufacturing leadership after years of missteps | Continue reading
Will cyber crimes shrug off Atlas Initiative? Objectively, yes | Continue reading
The chip’s GPU and neural engine could overshadow Apple’s concession on CPU performance | Continue reading
Massive language models aren't for everyone, but neither is heavy-duty hardware, says AI systems maker Graphcore | Continue reading
The Reg FOSS desk takes the latest stable distro for a spin | Continue reading
The truth is out there, and the space agency intends to find it – scientifically | Continue reading
Epyc future ahead, along with Instinct, Ryzen, Radeon and custom chip push | Continue reading
Don’t cross the streams! Why? It would be bad. What do you mean 'bad'? | Continue reading
Countries that accept US infosec help told they could pay a price too | Continue reading
Researcher spots it targeting Asian government and telco targets, probably with Beijing's approval | Continue reading
It'll ruin Gmail, claims web ads giant | Continue reading
All companies will need to embrace modern software development, says CEO, and we'll be waiting for them | Continue reading
Flying horses, gonna pwn me away... | Continue reading
Claims world record run took 157 days, 23 hours … and just one Debian server | Continue reading
Takes on global players with data sourced from customers, plus paid contributions from delivery drivers | Continue reading
Data-stealing malware also paired with Black Basta ransomware gang | Continue reading
Google Cloud, OVHcloud say everything's getting back to normal, which is a shame | Continue reading
Fragmentation has put paid to the dream of Linux ever being bigger than Windows | Continue reading
'Staggering amount of computation' deployed to solve big problems uses a lot of electricity | Continue reading
Overhaul of Chrome add-ons set for January, Google says it's for all our own good | Continue reading
What do we want? Robot rights! When do we want them? 01001110 01101111 01110111! | Continue reading
Stockholders can keep shares in Huawei, SMIC, and Inpsur - they're just not allowed to sell | Continue reading
So says Chinese economist, but it wouldn't achieve much if Taiwan destroyed its fabs first | Continue reading
But US hyperscalers planning to shut it ASAP, OpenInfra Foundation warns | Continue reading
Iann Barron and Ned Freed were key innovators in computer comms | Continue reading
Carbon offsets don't make you green when your datacenters are still rolling coal | Continue reading
You opted out, but you didn't uncheck the box on page 24, so your data's ours... | Continue reading
Plans to beam data to satellites, and between orbiting birds too | Continue reading
Come back Swype, all is forgiven. Don't you want our money, Redmond? | Continue reading
Wants private coins to have face value in Yen by 2023 | Continue reading
Debuts version 5.19rc1, which includes HPE's next-gen server ASIC and much more | Continue reading
Android patches incoming for NAS-ty memory overwrite flaw | Continue reading
Like the Hotdog, Not Hotdog app but more Kidnapped, Not Kidnapped | Continue reading
Startup teases 128+ core chip, disses Xeon and Epyc, unsurprisingly | Continue reading
Hey, big Apple, how'd you like them Big Apples? | Continue reading
For $50,000 annually plus building work, budget-strapped teachers can (maybe) zap gunmen, for the kids | Continue reading
Work culture is irrevocably changed. Businesses that don't see that are in for a rough ride | Continue reading
US think tank sees growing interest in counterspace capabilities | Continue reading
De-Googled Android phone does the job, has a few rough edges | Continue reading
Local authorities insist the next chapter is not a collapse in foreign investment | Continue reading
And no, I'm not throwing out this lawsuit, says judge | Continue reading