Known Issue Rollback for affected Windows 11 users | Continue reading
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Just as web giant accepts third-party payment platforms, reduces fees in the EU | Continue reading
China, as usual, says it just wants a peaceful and prosperous internet | Continue reading
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Clouds burst as nation hits 40C | Continue reading
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ML study combines with citizen science to show talking and singing to infants may have evolutionary roots | Continue reading
Putin declares he'll make his own Googles now, thanks | Continue reading
Tory turmoil turns off tycoon's Tokyo tech titan theoretically temporarily | Continue reading
As if the crypto world needs any help in making money vanish | Continue reading
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Democrats: regulations needed to asses how much energy used and emissions created, says letter to DoE, EPA | Continue reading
Systems will help with the DoD's most demanding computational challenges including AI, ML, and analytics | Continue reading
The curse of Patch Tuesday strikes again as error codes wreak minor havoc | Continue reading
Making down payment to Vertical Aerospace for VX4 electric VTOL fleet | Continue reading
More flavors than than an ice cream shop means something for just about everyone | Continue reading
Unless anyone else ever accesses your PC in any way | Continue reading
But tidying things up has contributed to a one week delay on the version 5.19 release | Continue reading
Performs better than expected, which is just as well – as it's going to be pelted with space rocks | Continue reading
Hate to ruin your Friday | Continue reading
Follina was all very exciting, but did you patch CVE-2022-30136? | Continue reading
Copper the balloon popper for 2050 net-zero goals according to S&P | Continue reading
'Vanessa' is shaping up nicely – Ubuntu could learn a thing or two | Continue reading
Death becomes you swiftly but it’s messy making your way back | Continue reading
'The Evil Empire' hasn't been evil for about eight years now | Continue reading
Slacked off and fed up with Teams? Want to escape the clutches of big tech? Element thinks so | Continue reading
Watch out for deadly pinchers after that record-breaking attack | Continue reading
X marks the spot where we could learn more about Earth's early years, too | Continue reading
Sometimes an eggplant really is just an eggplant | Continue reading
Thousands of devices all clicking on at the same time is taking a toll on energy management systems | Continue reading
The 'Hardwear' selections include $150 tech trousers you can unzip to turn into shorts | Continue reading
Fresh lick of paint for KDE Slimbook, Slimbook ProX, and Slimbook Executive models | Continue reading
Specialized infrastructure for the political bloc will help users deal with GDPR data laws | Continue reading
Renesas factory experienced worst voltage drop in decade – shutting down production lines | Continue reading
Space oddity definitely not a metaphor for a corporate takeover going down the tubes | Continue reading
Spinning skyscrapers might produce about 1G at widest point | Continue reading
What's the opposite of defenestration? | Continue reading
Count down begins on cameras, sensors no longer working | Continue reading
Think ML is hard to implement? That excuse is getting harder to make as you avoid the rush | Continue reading
Zuckerberg makes good on headcount threats he issued last month | Continue reading
ACLU hits back at 'unprecedented power grab' | Continue reading
Speculative execution side-channels continue to haunt silicon world | Continue reading
But Kingsoft has admitted to blocking access to some material and Chinese creative types are worried | Continue reading
What the powers that be have disabled in the BIOS, you must enable once more | Continue reading