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Tesla, Musk likely aware of Autopilot deficiencies behind Florida fatality, says judge
Decision means family of man killed in 2019 cross-traffic collision can take carmaker to trial
Personal Tech22 Nov 2023 | 31
Cisco whips up modded switch to secure Ukraine grid against Russian cyberattacks
GPS-jamming tactics were doing much more than simply scrambling missile guidance systems
Networks22 Nov 2023 | 6
HP chief throws about AI fairy dust in hopes of reviving slumbering PC giant
What is double of 15% sales shrinkage?
Personal Tech22 Nov 2023 | 5
Robocar tech biz sues Nvidia, claims stolen code shared in Teams meeting blunder
Two companies both online when slide was viewed at presentation
Systems22 Nov 2023 | 17
Arm's tiny Cortex-M52 packs AI punch for small devices
Helium tech to end up on $1-$2 SoCs claimed to bring big performance gains for ML workloads
Systems22 Nov 2023 | 3
Meeting the global need for greener data
How new server CPUs have been optimised for performance per watt to improve datacenter sustainability metrics
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Nvidia revenue explodes, led by datacenter products and … InfiniBand?
A certain Big Red Communist country looms as a dampener – but not a big one
On-Prem22 Nov 2023 | 6
Lenovo sues Asus for patent infringement, seeks US ZenBook ban
Updated Why can't we be FRANDS?
Personal Tech22 Nov 2023 | 11
US govt pays AT&T to let cops search Americans' phone records – 'usually' without a warrant
At least get a court order before mining Hemisphere Project data, says Senator
Public Sector22 Nov 2023 | 12
Firefox slow to load YouTube? Just another front in Google's war on ad blockers
Search giant says delays not specific to any browser – just those evading advert breaks. YMMV
Personal Tech21 Nov 2023 | 95
X's legal eagles swoop on Media Matters over antisemitic content row
Case filed in Texas, where anti-SLAPP provisions don't apply in federal court
Personal Tech21 Nov 2023 | 67
Washington pours $3B into silicon smackdown to outpackage Asia
Uncle Sam rolls up sleeves to onshore work and protect supply chain
Systems21 Nov 2023 | 6
Nvidia intros the 'SuperNIC' – it's like a SmartNIC, DPU or IPU, but more super
If you're doing AI but would rather not do InfiniBand, this NIC is for you
Networks21 Nov 2023 | 6
Capita scores £239M contract to manage mega public sector pension scheme
Cabinet Office clearly over Capita's breach in March that saw pension data exposed to criminals
Public Sector21 Nov 2023 | 33
Top Ukrainian cyber officials fired after allegedly pocketing kickbacks from govt IT deals
Duo probed over alleged $2M embezzlement plot
Public Sector21 Nov 2023 | 1
Microsoft pushes Azure Government Cloud as homefront defender
All your national security are belong to us!
Public Sector20 Nov 2023 | 5
IBM-led advertising X-odus gains steam as more flee Musk's platform
Ad execs have reportedly urged CEO Yaccarino to step down in protest to save her reputation
Personal Tech20 Nov 2023 | 81
Researchers weigh new benchmarks for Green500 amid shifting workload priorities
SC23 Just because it's super efficient at Linpack doesn't mean it'll be in everything
HPC20 Nov 2023 |
Net privacy wars will be with us always. Let's set some rules
Opinion Size matters, and what you do with it. But keep it safe
Networks20 Nov 2023 | 27
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US nuke reactor lab hit by 'gay furry hackers' demanding cat-human mutants
Staff records swiped, leaked by gang who probably read one too many comics, sorry, graphic novels
Firefox slow to load YouTube? Just another front in Google's war on ad blockers
Search giant says delays not specific to any browser – just those evading advert breaks. YMMV
US govt pays AT&T to let cops search Americans' phone records – 'usually' without a warrant
At least get a court order before mining Hemisphere Project data, says Senator
How to give Windows Hello the finger and login as someone on their stolen laptop
Not that we're encouraging anyone to defeat this fingerprint authentication
FAA stays grounded in reality as SpaceX preps for takeoff
Ready to launch not the same as licensed to launch
Sam Altman set to rejoin OpenAI as CEO – seemingly with Microsoft's blessing
New board includes former Salesforce boss and Treasury Secretary
Third-party data breach affecting Canadian government could involve data from 1999
Any govt staffers who used relocation services over past 24 years could be at risk
Three quarters of software engineers face retaliation for whistleblowing
Staff afraid to raise alarm when they see negligence, discrimination and more
Robocar tech biz sues Nvidia, claims stolen code shared in Teams meeting blunder
Two companies both online when slide was viewed at presentation
Binance and CEO admit financial crimes, billions coughed up to US govt
Chief quits, pays own penalty after helping crooks launder cash, aiding sanctions evaders
STORIES
Why have just one firewall when you can fire all the walls?
Who, Me? 'Support monkey' turned network isolation job into a banana skin
Networks20 Nov 2023 | 86
Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo sign up for $42 billion scheme to make kit in India
ASIA IN BRIEF PLUS: Tata orders staff to move cities; Singapore okays stablecoins; Australia trials CoPilot; and more
Systems20 Nov 2023 | 4
Ex-IBM sales veteran sues for access to health benefits
Complaint alleges age discrimination harms certain retirees
On-Prem19 Nov 2023 | 20
What's really going on with Chrome's June crackdown on extensions – and why your ad blocker may or may not work
Special report Manifest V3 transition deemed 'far from terrible' and yet not great for content filters
Personal Tech18 Nov 2023 | 96
Is America's chip blockade working against China? So far, our survey says: No
Kettle Middle Kingdom can get its hands on hardware now – and still make better stuff later
Public Sector18 Nov 2023 | 28
What do Apple, Meta, TikTok have in common? Fighting off Europe's stiff antitrust rules
Gatekeeper status under DMA? Don't you know who I am?
Personal Tech17 Nov 2023 | 11
Apple's quest for modem independence from Qualcomm is going nowhere fast
iPhones could still be running Snapdragons into 2026
Personal Tech17 Nov 2023 | 26
Scaleway Ampere servers promise AI smarts without breaking the bank
We'll see when they reveal the prices
Systems17 Nov 2023 | 2
Amazon's Project Kuiper satellites nail online orders from orbit
Late-stage capitalism ... in spaaace
Networks17 Nov 2023 | 22
Watchdog bites back against blockage of $9M fine on US selfie-scraper Clearview AI
Updated Britain's ICO claims tribunal misinterpreted law, wants case revisited
Personal Tech17 Nov 2023 | 11
Britain proposes 'super-complaints' to help keep the internet safe
More Online Safety Act shenanigans as it urges nation to think of the children ... and free speech groups
Networks17 Nov 2023 | 52
Francis Maude mulls mulligan on muddled merger of UK govt tech services
Former Whitehall axe wielder wants Cabinet Office to undo his great work
Public Sector17 Nov 2023 | 21
Lawyer guilty of arrogance after ignoring tech support
On Call When users decline to answer 'have you tried turning it on?' surely no judge would fail to convict?
On-Prem17 Nov 2023 | 209
UK won't rush to regulate AI, says first-ever minister for digital brainboxes
One does not wish to slow innovation, Viscount Jonathan Camrose opines
Public Sector17 Nov 2023 | 31
Qualcomm promises 'premium performance' in Gen 3 Snapdragon 7 phone chips
Higher end SoCs for midrange mobes as Honor and Vivo sink it into their next devices
Personal Tech17 Nov 2023 | 6
Tencent shrugs off effect of US sanctions and says Chinese suppliers will fill GPU gap
Ordered enough Nvidia kit to keep evolving its AI and has plans to work around bans
On-Prem17 Nov 2023 |
South Korea opens the door for robots to roam among pedestrians
They'll have a top speed of 15km/h and need insurance before they roll
Personal Tech17 Nov 2023 | 27
Amazon bankrolling industry lobbying against Microsoft Azure should surprise no one
Updated Coalitions battling Windows giant's software licensing are funded by AWS, report indicates
Public Sector17 Nov 2023 | 11
HP sued over use of forfeited 401(k) retirement contributions
If IT giant loses this lawsuit, it might just upset every plan in America
On-Prem16 Nov 2023 | 46
White House hopes to power up American battery factories with $3.5B fund
Now that's the kind of current affairs we're into
Public Sector16 Nov 2023 | 18
Databricks' lakehouse becomes foundation under fresh layer of AI dreams
Mega startup serves slice of GenAI with data engineering main as it tries to upstage Microsoft’s Fabric showpiece
Storage16 Nov 2023 |
NASA geeks code new tricks to model rocket plumes and avoid a lunar dust-up
Supersonic hot gas not that awesome for rocky, dusty surface
HPC16 Nov 2023 | 5
Scientists use Raspberry Pi tech to protect NASA telescope data
Sneakernet for the stars?
Storage16 Nov 2023 | 35
Rights warriors claim online ad auction data a danger to national security
'The industry can not be allowed to put elected leaders, military personnel at risk'
Personal Tech16 Nov 2023 | 18
Cisco has a new problem: You take too long to implement its products and stop buying more kit
Supply chain is back to pre-COVID normal, just in time for big clouds to spend $1 billion on networks for AI
Networks16 Nov 2023 | 8
Google, Amazon, Microsoft make the Mozilla naughty list for Christmas shopping
Big Tech's toys have privacy problems. Why not buy utterly unconnected dead-tree books instead?
Personal Tech15 Nov 2023 | 10
Meta's fix for teen online mental health? Hold Apple and Google responsible
Facebook: If only we had a national law to ensure kids get parental permission to indulge in damaging social media
Personal Tech15 Nov 2023 | 31
Cruise parks entire US fleet over safety fears
Roadblocks ahead as external watchdog hired for full audit of self-driving biz
Personal Tech15 Nov 2023 | 15
Right-to-repair fight going national as FTC asked to lay down the law
Why shouldn't you be able to fix your own kit? Clue: Profit is involved
Public Sector15 Nov 2023 | 20
Amazon to staff: Come into the office – it'd be a shame if something happened to your promotion
We know who's been naughty and who's been nice, says box-shifting-cum-cloud-computing biz
On-Prem15 Nov 2023 | 32
Intel chips away at carbon footprint but skims over thirst for water, chemicals
Semiconductors are a dirty business
Systems15 Nov 2023 | 3
Banned US chipmaking equipment still ending up in China, says report
Plus: US execs line up to dine with President Xi
Systems15 Nov 2023 | 6
Fujitsu-backed FDK claims nickel zinc batteries ready for use in UPSes
Might be great for the datacenter, but not likely to be in EVs anytime soon
On-Prem15 Nov 2023 | 25
Google Chrome coders really, truly, absolutely ready to cull third-party cookies from 2024
Bonfire of the web trackers is coming, industry ready or not
Personal Tech14 Nov 2023 | 18
X fails to remove hate speech over Israel-Gaza conflict
98% of posts reported stay up, and Musk's response is to sue the messenger
Personal Tech14 Nov 2023 | 84
Washington plans overhaul of wireless spectrum allocation
One person's garbage band is another person's treasure, right Citizen’s Broadband Radio Service?
Networks14 Nov 2023 | 4
Surviving a cyberattack? It ain’t what you store, it’s the way you restore it
ExaGrid explains why backup and storage tiers can prevent cyber security tears
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Backblaze starts tracking hot drives as world preps for rising global temperatures
Quarterly stats to show when units exceed manufacturer max temp
Storage14 Nov 2023 | 4
As the Top500 celebrates its 30th year, with a $5 VM you too can get into the top 10 ... of 1993
SC23 But if you really care about performance, there are better options out there, natch
HPC14 Nov 2023 | 24
NTT and NEC use vibrating optic fibres to figure out if there's snow on the road
Japan’s short of workers and limiting overtime, so it needs stuff like this – and remote-controlled excavators
Networks14 Nov 2023 | 1
Intel drops the deets on UK's Dawn AI supercomputer
SC23 Phase one packs 512 Xeons, 1,024 Ponte Vecchio GPUs. Phase two: 10x that
HPC13 Nov 2023 | 6
When it comes to personal data, we're on a highway to hell
Kettle Register journos tackle cars harvesting info, Meta and YouTube being taken to task over privacy, and more
Personal Tech13 Nov 2023 | 16
Your online store down? Can't get to your fave web shop? Maybe blame Shopify
Biz races to fix broken systems
Personal Tech13 Nov 2023 | 11
Aurora dawns late: Half-baked entry secures second in supercomputer stakes
SC23 Half the machine, quadruple the anticipation for all-Intel super
HPC13 Nov 2023 | 2
HPE and Nvidia offer 'turnkey' supercomputer for AI training
SC23 If you can afford it – pricing's not out yet
HPC13 Nov 2023 |
YMTC accuses Micron of 'freeriding' on its 3D NAND patents
Comes after US memory maker labeled security threat by China
Storage13 Nov 2023 | 2
Amazon's retail wing tops list of take-down demands from Europe under new DSA law
Box shifter says it caught millions of miscreants with its own systems though
Personal Tech13 Nov 2023 | 5
Fujitsu says it can optimize CPU and GPU use to minimize execution time
SC23 Demos its Adaptive GPU Allocator as global shortage of geepies grinds on
Systems13 Nov 2023 | 4
Bright spark techie knew the drill and used it to install a power line, but couldn't outsmart an odd electrician
Who, Me? Shocking problem turned out to be a frame-up
On-Prem13 Nov 2023 | 109
Apple might have to pay that €13B EU tax bill after all
Also, the US DoJ says iMaker owes $25M for years of hiring discrimination
Public Sector11 Nov 2023 | 57
Google dragged to UK watchdog over Chrome's upcoming IP address cloaking
Exclusive Marketers tell antitrust cops privacy proxy will make it harder to protect kids online, etc etc
Personal Tech11 Nov 2023 | 95
Meta, YouTube face criminal spying complaints in Ireland
Exclusive Tracking code and ad-block blocking breaks Euro computer law, privacy advocate claims
Personal Tech11 Nov 2023 | 44
Google, Amazon among big names in tech axing jobs this week
Hiring boom followed by firing bust?
On-Prem10 Nov 2023 | 20
US Air Force wants to see some atomic motors for future spacecraft
Take this $34M, Lockheed Martin, and give us an uranium fission engine for electricity, heat, propulsion
Public Sector10 Nov 2023 | 72
Amazon's Project Kuiper thrusters deliver Prime orbit adjustments
Custom Hall-effect propulsion system makes sure satellites won't trip over space junk – like Starlink
Networks10 Nov 2023 | 1
Qualcomm and Iridium's satellite link-up loses signal
Updated Tech was proven, but nobody wanted to put it in their Snapdragon devices
Personal Tech10 Nov 2023 | 9
Datacenter would spoil beautiful view ... of former industrial waste dump
Not in my backyard, says Buckinghamshire Council
Systems10 Nov 2023 | 53
Suits ignored IT's warnings, so the tech team went for the neck
On Call Causing pain can be so much more effective than a rational explanation
Networks10 Nov 2023 | 103
Microsoft: Iran's cybercrews got stuck into Israel days after Hamas attacked – not in tandem
At least two destructive attacks, but – crucially – after deadly conflict erupted
Public Sector10 Nov 2023 | 32
It's perfectly legal for cars to harvest your texts, call logs
Just because they store messages in a way owners can't access doesn't mean it's a privacy violation, US court rules
Storage09 Nov 2023 | 111
Arm flexes financial muscles post-IPO, but shares get a reality check
Brit chip house now looking to cloud and automotive to grow revenues
Systems09 Nov 2023 | 3
Enterprise wallets to sustain European IT growth as devices lag
Software and services set to save continent's tech growth into 2024, says Gartner
CxO09 Nov 2023 |
Gauss we've all got a fresh option for a gen AI handheld: A Samsung device
Vendor promises ChatGPT and DALL•E-esque products in the near future
Personal Tech09 Nov 2023 | 9
Nexperia sells Newport Wafer Fab to American chipmaker for $177M
Good news for skilled workers with new owner aiming to 'safeguard positions'
Systems09 Nov 2023 | 11
EU lawmakers scolded for concealing identities of privacy-busting content-scanning 'experts'
Names of consultants on encryption bypass plan leaked anyway
Public Sector09 Nov 2023 | 54
Apple exec defends 8GB $1,599 MacBook Pro, claims it's like 16GB in a PC
8,388,608KB ought to be enough for anybody, huh?
Personal Tech09 Nov 2023 | 182
Google mulled offering paid-for no-logging private Search subscription
Also: Antitrust trial exhibits signals Incognito mode isn't truly private and 100M users may be underage
Personal Tech08 Nov 2023 | 24
Digital democracy or IT anarchy? Gartner flags the low-code revolution
Without strong governance, incoming tools will wreak havoc for CIOs
CxO08 Nov 2023 | 17
Sales bonanza at ASML as China stockpiles chipmaking kit
Dutch exports skyrocket thanks to Washington restrictions
Systems08 Nov 2023 | 4
Wipro: Get back to the office for three days a week or else
Still, at least it isn't forcing everyone to wear smart casuals...
On-Prem08 Nov 2023 | 19
Major telco outage leaves millions of Australians disconnected
Communication minister advises businesses to “keep receipts”
Networks08 Nov 2023 | 36
Uncle Sam snooping on US folks? Not without a warrant, lawmakers agree
Proposed Section 702 overhaul bill rolls in as expiration date looms
Public Sector08 Nov 2023 | 37
Quantum computing next (very) cold war? US House reps want to blow billions to outrun China
House reps hope to jumpstart qubit race with R&D
Public Sector07 Nov 2023 | 5
Ventana bumps performance on Veyron RISC-V silicon to surely speed up servers
Bugatti ain't got nothing on this V2
Systems07 Nov 2023 | 2
WeBroke WeWork, WePromise WeFix it: How subleasing giant hopes to survive bankruptcy
Coworking gambit divided office space – and got conquered
On-Prem07 Nov 2023 | 27
Intel to build hush-hush fabs to bake chips for US military
'Secure enclave' reports point to separate production line with blocked off access
Public Sector07 Nov 2023 | 6
UK may demand tech world tell it about upcoming security features
Campaigners say proposals to reform laws are 'dangerous' and an attack on safety
Public Sector07 Nov 2023 | 150
Synopsys joins RISC-V party with trio of embedded core designs
Recent industry support a game-changer, especially in the software sector
Systems07 Nov 2023 |
Epyc 3 ain't done yet – AMD extends availability to 2026, unleashes six more SKUs
Three-year-old cores, but hey – they're cheap, relatively speaking
Systems07 Nov 2023 | 2
Overheating datacenter stopped 2.5 million bank transactions
Running infrastructure in the tropics has its challenges – but so do failed disaster recovery plans
On-Prem07 Nov 2023 | 20
Biting the hand that feeds IT
