Required customers to pay for software they did not receive, among other sins | Continue reading
Dell'Oro sees traditional NICs being displaced for most hyperscale cloud infrastructure | Continue reading
Barrier to building homes in overcrowded city? An overdrawn electricity grid | Continue reading
Don't panic if you're not a fan of big changes… it's 5.20 by another name | Continue reading
Guess what? Open source security still has gaps | Continue reading
The collaborative effort pits supercomputers against the agency's corrosive reactor research | Continue reading
Oh, and that critical VMware auth bypass vuln? Miscreants found it, too | Continue reading
Trade minister says to expect more of this sanctions-busting stuff starting in September | Continue reading
Need a cold shower? This is xNix like Windows users imagine it still is | Continue reading
After a long and surprisingly varied dynasty, it's possible they're all FOSS now | Continue reading
International relations are hot as chips, and Taiwan cannot afford to empower China | Continue reading
Gaming product sell-through projection declines but datacenter division sales soar | Continue reading
It's hard to make things out there when dust-sized particles can destroy them | Continue reading
Interferometry will be used to turn six toaster-sized satellites into one giant solar observatory | Continue reading
If you're looking for free speech or privacy, move along | Continue reading
You can be a big fish in a big ocean or a small fish in a tiny pond with two leviathans.. how times changed | Continue reading
Search, Maps and YouTube later suffer brief outages - nothing as concerning as the injuries suffered by workers | Continue reading
Ring-fenced tests planned, despite previous regulatory skepticism about the need for fiat digi-dollars | Continue reading
'Time to update your spreadsheets,' expert says of 'inscrutable' changes | Continue reading
Google says this is ‘modern’ computing – if so it feels like a backward step | Continue reading
Users who created shared invitation links for their workspace had login details slip out among encrypted traffic | Continue reading
Baidu gets the fare in Chongqing and Wuhan | Continue reading
Plus: Meta launches prototype AI chatbot, and cities reverse facial recognition bans | Continue reading
What it's like bargaining with criminals ... and advising clients suffering their worst day yet | Continue reading
Rust never sleeps and is henceforth welcome for backend services and CLI tools | Continue reading
The Feds may see things differently | Continue reading
Can Pat stop the rot – or is the chip giant facing a Kodak moment? | Continue reading
Some stats for those wondering when their models will be next | Continue reading
That's the way the Cook he crumbles | Continue reading
An app will always find a way to interrupt what you’re doing | Continue reading
Like a Geiger counter but for surveillance cameras | Continue reading
Now makes vague pledge to shove inactive repos into slow object storage | Continue reading
There'll be a welcome in valleys of Wales for language translation | Continue reading
NIST's nifty new algorithm looks like it's in trouble | Continue reading
Accenture roped in to find the weakest link | Continue reading
Or just see it as preparing them for the future | Continue reading
Hopes to save a quarter of hosting costs by binning repos that haven't been touched for a year | Continue reading
Tachyum points to alleged deep conflicts of interest as source of delays | Continue reading
Small-town troubles go hyperscale in one Virginia county over land, resources, and noise | Continue reading
There's nothing to do. Oh look, the chairs have wheels... | Continue reading
Law firm hired, special panel formed to look into allegations | Continue reading
And is if to confirm the link, a DDoS takes out Taiwan's presidential website ahead of senior politico's arrival | Continue reading
Gros fromages take on big Pomme | Continue reading
What could go wrong? Study finds waste is more reactive, making it more dangerous | Continue reading
'What's being proposed is that we ... read everyone's messages. I don't think people want that' | Continue reading
And there's a study now to prove it – science! | Continue reading
LofyLife campaign comes amid GitHub security lockdown | Continue reading
Please stop leaving credentials where miscreants can find them | Continue reading