Antivirus-but-for-pictures would trample rights, not even work as expected, say academics | Continue reading
Two years on and there's still not enough stuff to go around--or people | Continue reading
And 'tweaks' is doing some heavy lifting, there | Continue reading
Public acknowledgement 'unusual', one cybersec exec tells us | Continue reading
The chips must flow. But don't mention the Great Wall | Continue reading
In Gaussian boson sampling at least, quantum supremecy is here | Continue reading
Let's dive in and do it anyway, because that worked so well for social media | Continue reading
If the idea was to see if a ship could make it without any humans, we think we may have the answer by now | Continue reading
Intel loses out as Instinct GPUs power the world’s fastest big-iron system | Continue reading
Revenue hit for HP far larger than many tech providers post-pullout but PC, print giant stays course | Continue reading
From alleging wild falsehoods to questioning the man behind the quantum curtain, Scorpion Capital stings hell out of IonQ | Continue reading
Latest version of simplified container tool for penguins is out | Continue reading
As Google guru who ported it points out, the operating system did not exist when 1-2-3 came out in 1983 | Continue reading
Recognizing your doodles and building some software – or that's the idea | Continue reading
Graduates from top 50 global universities get a pass as critics say it fails to make up for Brexit impact | Continue reading
Rocks stood out like a THOR thumb for code | Continue reading
It's not hard to find unpleasant precedents for what might happen to Virtzilla | Continue reading
Justices Roberts, Kavanaugh, Barrett help halt enforcement of HB 20 | Continue reading
Despite public support for more repairable gear, tech lobbying may have kept that from happening | Continue reading
HPE-built system to be used by Uncle Sam for material science, renewables, and more | Continue reading
Researchers comb through code execution flaw found in malicious document | Continue reading
For your consideration: A reasonable list of the least bad distros | Continue reading
Brute force attack leaves the license wide open for undetectable alteration, but back end data remains unchanged | Continue reading
Leases, IP rights, ownership of goods … it’s almost easier to list things the Supreme People’s Court doesn’t want on a blockchain | Continue reading
Eleven industry associations, representing every tech vendor that matters, warns of economic harm | Continue reading
Claims partnerships will drive development and adoption of exascale computing in Europe | Continue reading
Also: Uni details its malware-catching AI, signs of China poking the Russian cyber-bear, and more | Continue reading
Study claims Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft work to derail data rules | Continue reading
Zhuhai Cloud will carry 50 flying and diving machines it can control with minimal human assistance | Continue reading
Plus: Police release deepfake of murdered teen in cold case, and more | Continue reading
CEO acknowledges impact of war, pandemic but says fundamentals ‘are really good’ | Continue reading
Nuke incoming? Quick break out the plans for rationing, censorship, property seizures, and more | Continue reading
Voltage glitch here, glitch there, now you can fiddle with location disc's firmware | Continue reading
It has this weird habit of drawing stereotyped White people, team admit | Continue reading
Shut up and take ... poor kids to KFC? | Continue reading
Forget dark-web souks, thousands of these are already being traded on public bazaars | Continue reading
Entire swaths of gear relies on vulnerability-laden Open Automation Software (OAS) | Continue reading
Offers comforting vision for core customers, products, channel – though warns efficiencies are coming | Continue reading
And that's a bit odd, says Red Canary | Continue reading
It says 'Do Not Touch,' not 'Rip Out My Guts' | Continue reading
Sure, they’re small Pacific nations, but they’re in very strategic locations | Continue reading
Windows giant carries a PyTorch for chip designer and its rival Nvidia | Continue reading
Workplace safety, labor organizing, sustainability and, um, wage 'fairness' all struck down in vote | Continue reading
Control and access are becoming a hot button for orgs | Continue reading
Government has power to unwind transactions such as sale of Newport facility to China-controlled Nexperia | Continue reading
Nifty slogan and more software suggested as the rectification | Continue reading
Car maker says miscreants used stolen logins to break into folks' accounts | Continue reading
This week: Subsidiary's QA staff officially unionize, $18m settlement disputed, and more | Continue reading