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Glum Alphabet execs look up from red-ink ad figures. What will we do, they ask. Ahem, coughs Google Cloud

Amazon's coronavirus symptoms: Swelling of the profit, large sales deposits, insatiable demand

Dell trims workforce, says it's taking 'proactive steps to prepare for uncertainties' mid-pandemic

Humble-bragging ServiceNow CEO tells anyone who listens: 'Our destiny is to become the defining enterprise software biz of 21st century'

Intel, boffins invent an AI Clippy for code: Hi, I see you're writing another lock-free bloom filter. Can I help?

Firefox 79: A thin release for regular users, but plenty for developers to devour

Microsoft finally spills the beans on everything you need to know about its low-code platform, Dataflex for Teams

What developers really, really want: Document databases

Infosec bod: I've found zero-day flaws in Tor's bridge relay defenses. Tor Project: Only the zero part is right

If you own one of these 45 Netgear devices, replace it: Kit maker won't patch vulnerable gear despite live proof-of-concept code

DXC says ransomware attack disrupted customer operations at insurance services arm but barely left a scratch

YOU... SHA-1 NOT PASS! Microsoft magics away demonic hash algorithm from Windows updates, apps

Are your homegrown business apps as secure, fast and usable as they could be?

New Relic streamlines app monitoring tools, shifts to per-user, pay-as-you-go pricing, adds free tier to lure you in

Feeling unInspired? We can't help much with that, but there is a new .NET 5 preview and an Azure DevOps roadmap

Rancher rides off into the SUSE-set after acquisition by Linux outfit

Congratulations Peebles. Felicitations Queenzieburn. Openreach is bringing you FTTP (yes, they're real places)

Qualcomm signs new IP licencing deal with Huawei despite US-China trade tensions

Arm China brands itself a 'strategic asset', calls for Beijing's help in boardroom dispute with Brit HQ

Australia sues Google over data collection practices that merged DoubleClick data to create single user profiles

When you're stuck at home in a pandemic, what do you do? Watch TV, play music, use apps, buy laptops, gadgets... Stuff that Apple touts

No Google Play, no problem: Huawei pinches global phone sales crown off Samsung

Samsung cops COVID-19 coronavirus crunch and gets run over by Huawei in handsets for first time

At historic Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google CEOs hearing, congressmen ramble, congresswomen home in on tech market abuse

Geek's Guide

And it's off! NASA launches nuke-powered, laser-shooting, tank Perseverance to Mars to search for signs of life

Boeing confirms it will finish building 747s in 2022, when last freighter flies off the production line

911, I wanna report a robbery. Hundreds of thousands of stars stolen from a cluster. I think it was the Milky Way

Once considered lost, ESA and NASA's SOHO came back from the brink of death to work even better than it did before

Someone made an AI that predicted gender from email addresses, usernames. It went about as well as expected

Amazon and Google: Trust us, our smart-speaker apps are carefully policed. Boffins: Yes, well, about that...

'I think the police are here...' Feds reveal Skype, text chats of Canadian trio charged with $8m crypto-coin fraud

Face masks hamper the spread of coronavirus. Know what else they hamper? Facial-recognition systems (except China's)

Verity Stob

AI assistants work perfectly in the UK – unless you're from Cardiff, Glasgow, Liverpool, Birmingham, Belfast...

Two large flightless birds walk into a bar... The pub's owner was not emused ba-dum tsh

EU orders Airbus A350 operators to install anti-coffee spillage covers in airliner cockpits

What the duck? Bloke keeps getting sent bathtime toys in the post – and Amazon won't say who's responsible

Data Centre

Cloud

Glum Alphabet execs look up from red-ink ad figures. What will we do, they ask. Ahem, coughs Google Cloud

Chocolate Factory's as-a-service stuff grows as advertising, profit takes a tumble

31 Jul 02:57 | 1

Cloud

Amazon's coronavirus symptoms: Swelling of the profit, large sales deposits, insatiable demand

When the economy's tanking, who ya gonna call? Jeff Bezos!

31 Jul 00:56 | 2

Data Centre

Dell trims workforce, says it's taking 'proactive steps to prepare for uncertainties' mid-pandemic

Some argument over exact numbers affected

30 Jul 20:48 | 1

Cloud

Humble-bragging ServiceNow CEO tells anyone who listens: 'Our destiny is to become the defining enterprise software biz of 21st century'

Larry, stop giving Bill ideas

30 Jul 18:23 | 7

Virtualization

Xen and the art of hypervisor introspection: Bitdefender donates meditative tech to open-source virty outfit

And its lightweight virtualized RAM and CPU project, Napoca, too

30 Jul 14:01 | 5

Cloud

IBM talks up open cloud, downplays vendor lock-in as it signs public cloud framework with UK.gov

Now just AWS waiting in the wings under One Government Cloud policy

30 Jul 12:15 | 7

Networks

Firefighters to UK Home Office: Yeah, maybe don't turn off emergency comms network before replacement is ready

Prospects of cursed ESN project still murky for customers-to-be

30 Jul 08:30 | 28

Networks

Community Fibre to splash £400m on FTTP connections as it races to cover a million London properties by 2023

10Gbps upgrade from challenger ISP backed by private equity

30 Jul 06:29 | 6

Virtualization

Microsoft delivers CouchOps capability with Android TV upgrade to Remote Desktop app

Also adds Windows Virtual Desktop support and two-factor authentication

30 Jul 04:06 | 7

Data Centre

HPE's Azure Stack Hub future 'in doubt' as US staff canned, SimpliVity team cut, India picks up the pieces

Current and former bods fear cloud work is doomed, IT titan disagrees

29 Jul 23:40 | 15

Servers

This investor blew nearly $300,000 on Intel shares the day before 7nm disaster reveal. Yup, she's suing

Chipzilla faces potential class-action headache after stock price plunge

29 Jul 19:30 | 34

Networks

Modem life is rubbish: RootMetrics 5G stats show EE has widest UK coverage, but Three is the speed demon

What do we all need? Next-gen masts. When do we need them? Sooner than they'll be ready

29 Jul 15:01 | 12

Webcast

Have you ever wondered whether your public cloud security should be software-defined? Ah-ha, we knew it!

You'll wanna tune into this chat about SD-WAN, then

29 Jul 10:00 |

Networks

BT: 'Because of the existing underlying supply of the 4G equipment, most of our 5G (NSA) so far is with Huawei'

Vodafone not happy either as telcos complain to defence sub-committee about Huawei removal woes

29 Jul 09:40 | 41

Networks

Philippines president threatens local telcos with expropriation

Calls for e-commerce surge and keeps schools closed due to certain virus that's made news lately

29 Jul 02:35 | 2

Servers

AMD is now following More's Law: More chips, more money, more pressure on Intel, more competition in the x86 space

Chipzooky's fortunes are Ryzen Epyc-ly

29 Jul 01:09 | 34

Networks

How Bude: Google's sole-financed private undersea pipe to make a landing in Cornwall

Cable named for compsci legend Grace Hopper to link US, UK, Spain

28 Jul 17:28 | 19

Cloud

It must have been love, but it's over now: Rockset tries to break up storage and compute, meet transactional, data-warehouse systems in middle

Propositions database land with a 'real-time' system

28 Jul 13:56 | 4

Networks

Spending on 5G to double despite the pandemic while legacy network infrastructure sector suffers – Gartner

Also, half of the world's 5G investment currently is spent by China

28 Jul 13:03 | 9

Cloud

Rackspace reveals retirement plan behind decision to go public by selling 17% of itself

We can't call it an initial public offering given this is its second time around on the share market

28 Jul 08:26 | 2

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Glum Alphabet execs look up from red-ink ad figures. What will we do, they ask. Ahem, coughs Google Cloud

Amazon's coronavirus symptoms: Swelling of the profit, large sales deposits, insatiable demand

Dell trims workforce, says it's taking 'proactive steps to prepare for uncertainties' mid-pandemic

Humble-bragging ServiceNow CEO tells anyone who listens: 'Our destiny is to become the defining enterprise software biz of 21st century'

Intel, boffins invent an AI Clippy for code: Hi, I see you're writing another lock-free bloom filter. Can I help?

Firefox 79: A thin release for regular users, but plenty for developers to devour

Microsoft finally spills the beans on everything you need to know about its low-code platform, Dataflex for Teams

What developers really, really want: Document databases

Infosec bod: I've found zero-day flaws in Tor's bridge relay defenses. Tor Project: Only the zero part is right

If you own one of these 45 Netgear devices, replace it: Kit maker won't patch vulnerable gear despite live proof-of-concept code

DXC says ransomware attack disrupted customer operations at insurance services arm but barely left a scratch

YOU... SHA-1 NOT PASS! Microsoft magics away demonic hash algorithm from Windows updates, apps

Are your homegrown business apps as secure, fast and usable as they could be?

New Relic streamlines app monitoring tools, shifts to per-user, pay-as-you-go pricing, adds free tier to lure you in

Feeling unInspired? We can't help much with that, but there is a new .NET 5 preview and an Azure DevOps roadmap

Rancher rides off into the SUSE-set after acquisition by Linux outfit

Congratulations Peebles. Felicitations Queenzieburn. Openreach is bringing you FTTP (yes, they're real places)

Qualcomm signs new IP licencing deal with Huawei despite US-China trade tensions

Arm China brands itself a 'strategic asset', calls for Beijing's help in boardroom dispute with Brit HQ

Australia sues Google over data collection practices that merged DoubleClick data to create single user profiles

When you're stuck at home in a pandemic, what do you do? Watch TV, play music, use apps, buy laptops, gadgets... Stuff that Apple touts

No Google Play, no problem: Huawei pinches global phone sales crown off Samsung

Samsung cops COVID-19 coronavirus crunch and gets run over by Huawei in handsets for first time

At historic Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google CEOs hearing, congressmen ramble, congresswomen home in on tech market abuse

And it's off! NASA launches nuke-powered, laser-shooting, tank Perseverance to Mars to search for signs of life

Boeing confirms it will finish building 747s in 2022, when last freighter flies off the production line

911, I wanna report a robbery. Hundreds of thousands of stars stolen from a cluster. I think it was the Milky Way

Once considered lost, ESA and NASA's SOHO came back from the brink of death to work even better than it did before

Someone made an AI that predicted gender from email addresses, usernames. It went about as well as expected

Amazon and Google: Trust us, our smart-speaker apps are carefully policed. Boffins: Yes, well, about that...

'I think the police are here...' Feds reveal Skype, text chats of Canadian trio charged with $8m crypto-coin fraud

Face masks hamper the spread of coronavirus. Know what else they hamper? Facial-recognition systems (except China's)

AI assistants work perfectly in the UK – unless you're from Cardiff, Glasgow, Liverpool, Birmingham, Belfast...

Two large flightless birds walk into a bar... The pub's owner was not emused *ba-dum tsh*

EU orders Airbus A350 operators to install anti-coffee spillage covers in airliner cockpits

What the duck? Bloke keeps getting sent bathtime toys in the post – and Amazon won't say who's responsible

Data Centre

Glum Alphabet execs look up from red-ink ad figures. What will we do, they ask. Ahem, coughs Google Cloud

Amazon's coronavirus symptoms: Swelling of the profit, large sales deposits, insatiable demand

Dell trims workforce, says it's taking 'proactive steps to prepare for uncertainties' mid-pandemic

Humble-bragging ServiceNow CEO tells anyone who listens: 'Our destiny is to become the defining enterprise software biz of 21st century'

Xen and the art of hypervisor introspection: Bitdefender donates meditative tech to open-source virty outfit

IBM talks up open cloud, downplays vendor lock-in as it signs public cloud framework with UK.gov

Firefighters to UK Home Office: Yeah, maybe don't turn off emergency comms network before replacement is ready

Community Fibre to splash £400m on FTTP connections as it races to cover a million London properties by 2023

Microsoft delivers CouchOps capability with Android TV upgrade to Remote Desktop app

HPE's Azure Stack Hub future 'in doubt' as US staff canned, SimpliVity team cut, India picks up the pieces

This investor blew nearly $300,000 on Intel shares the day before 7nm disaster reveal. Yup, she's suing

Modem life is rubbish: RootMetrics 5G stats show EE has widest UK coverage, but Three is the speed demon

Have you ever wondered whether your public cloud security should be software-defined? Ah-ha, we knew it!

BT: 'Because of the existing underlying supply of the 4G equipment, most of our 5G (NSA) so far is with Huawei'

Philippines president threatens local telcos with expropriation

AMD is now following More's Law: More chips, more money, more pressure on Intel, more competition in the x86 space

How Bude: Google's sole-financed private undersea pipe to make a landing in Cornwall

It must have been love, but it's over now: Rockset tries to break up storage and compute, meet transactional, data-warehouse systems in middle

Spending on 5G to double despite the pandemic while legacy network infrastructure sector suffers – Gartner

Rackspace reveals retirement plan behind decision to go public by selling 17% of itself

Popular

If you own one of these 45 Netgear devices, replace it: Kit maker won't patch vulnerable gear despite live proof-of-concept code

It's been five years since Windows 10 hit: So... how's that working out for you all?

Boeing confirms it will finish building 747s in 2022, when last freighter flies off the production line

Once considered lost, ESA and NASA's SOHO came back from the brink of death to work even better than it did before

Chinese ambassador to UK threatens to withdraw Huawei, £3bn investment if comms giant banned from building 5G

Reply-All storm flares as email announcing privacy policy puts 500 addresses in the 'To' field, not 'BCC'

This investor blew nearly $300,000 on Intel shares the day before 7nm disaster reveal. Yup, she's suing

Arm China brands itself a 'strategic asset', calls for Beijing's help in boardroom dispute with Brit HQ

Two large flightless birds walk into a bar... The pub's owner was not emused *ba-dum tsh*

Amazon and Google: Trust us, our smart-speaker apps are carefully policed. Boffins: Yes, well, about that...

Brave takes step closer to sensible business model by building subscription VPN into the iOS version of its browser

Microsoft runs a data centre on hydrogen for 48 whole hours, reckons it could kick hydrocarbon habit by 2030

Green with NVMe: AWS adds more Arm-powered instance types

Battle for 6GHz heats up in America: Broadcasters sue FCC to kill effort to open spectrum for private Wi-Fi

US IT staffing biz accused of abusing student visa program now forced to stop advertising only to immigrants

SAP takes a punch to its software licensing revenue but Ellison's promise of customer exodus to Oracle seemingly fails to materialise

Cloudflare's new serverless platform lets its Workers run for 15 minutes before giving them the boot

WTF is cloud-tethered compute? We're not sure either, but it just made a hype cycle for the first time

Are you sitting comfortably? Then we'll begin. Hang on, the PDP 11/70 has dropped offline

No, boss, I'm not playing Minecraft. Minecraft is where I run VMs on the desktop now

Not-so-paltry towers to float: Vodafone reveals IPO plans for mega European masts biz

Xen upgrade brings open-source hypervisor to Azure, future AMD EPYCs, rPi 4, and even Nvidia AI development kit

Two large flightless birds walk into a bar... The pub's owner was not emused ba-dum tsh

Two large flightless birds walk into a bar... The pub's owner was not emused ba-dum tsh