Top tip, don't give your secret login box the HTML form type 'password' | Continue reading
So is this why YMTC's CEO stepped down? | Continue reading
The Great Unresignation as inflation forces hordes of retirees back into work | Continue reading
New hardware? Consultants? You tell us because your infosec is off the grid | Continue reading
How's your day going? | Continue reading
When the tracking hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's a priori | Continue reading
Made in Taiwan: Only TSMC seems to be dodging the downturn | Continue reading
But we can say what this upcoming protocol is good for | Continue reading
Maybe finally a good use for DRM, eh? Preventing armed modifications | Continue reading
Get ready for that deposition tomorrow, Elon | Continue reading
UK and Germany among adoption leaders in the region | Continue reading
Neat algorithmic trick squeezing into 256KB of RAM, barely enough for inference let alone teaching | Continue reading
If and when this hits the mainstream, who's going to trust their retinas to random models? | Continue reading
Cribl accused of terrible behaviour, horrible IP practices, implausible deniability | Continue reading
Just in time to ensure nobody can disagree that giving Xi five more years as president is the best idea ever | Continue reading
Memory maker says plant will help to boost memory production in America | Continue reading
Small, safer vessels could be 'silicon chip' that ushers in new nuclear age | Continue reading
And it's not the only venerable window manager still in development | Continue reading
While accused of already breaking terms of an earlier deal | Continue reading
Vote result good news for new users, but might be bad for remixes | Continue reading
It's officially official: Mobile devices will be required to use USB-C from 2024, with laptops following in 2026 | Continue reading
Good time to be selling automation tools | Continue reading
Somebody missed the memo – this internet giant always gets its own way | Continue reading
Phrasing, Arizona... AG claims deal is 'historic' | Continue reading
Insert your Year of Linux joke here, we dare you | Continue reading
Isn't code something worth paying for? Well, frankly, no | Continue reading
Mass production, too – but if it happens, timing will be crucial as semiconductor market recovers | Continue reading
Totally not for data collection | Continue reading
Annexed Donetsk? No more consultants for you then | Continue reading
They’re on track for a whopping three percent in 2026 – well out of the mainstream, but growing faster | Continue reading
MERGE means more code can be copied from earlier installation, because let's be real – that's how it's happening | Continue reading
Wait, wait, hear us out | Continue reading
Unless your app really needs AVX 512, AMD and Ampere's cores may be a cheaper, better bet | Continue reading
$22 trillion of global rated debt has 'high' or 'very high' cyber-risk exposure | Continue reading
Remember this next time Microsoft talks about how seriously it takes security | Continue reading
Peter Mattis on starting a multibillion-dollar company as serverless database hits GA | Continue reading
Google-owned Wing said it was a 'precautionary controlled landing' – right into 11,000 volts | Continue reading
You even have until the end of the 2030s to get it done | Continue reading
Wafer starts cut back as slump in demand hurts bottom lines... especially Micron's | Continue reading
Vendor and resellers offer conflicting advice about subs and upgrades, though vendor says it's been 'clear' | Continue reading
Or so Akamai is dying to tell us | Continue reading
Pack your bags, we're off to huddle on some alien ice caps. It beats Earth | Continue reading
You take the green pill, you'll spend six hours in a 'don't roll your own crypto' debate | Continue reading
But overpriced, useless fighter jets? That's something we can get behind | Continue reading
Set priorities, expect confusion, keep emergency instructions simple – that's just for starters | Continue reading
Plus RHEL has fresh release goodies out too | Continue reading
House of Zen just needs to convince machine makers to use them | Continue reading
Russia, China believe in more national control, maybe baked into standards. Resistance is fierce | Continue reading