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Another successful flight for SpaceX's Starship apart from the landing-in-one-piece thing Explosions in the mist

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Facebook's new hookup: A pair of submarine cables to link North America, Indonesia, Singapore

Zuck tired of US gov blocking his cables to Hong Kong, goes another route

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From Dotted Line To Bottom Line. Remove friction from sales processes with e-signatures and automated workflows.

Transforming Security In The World Of Digital Transformation Applying intrinsic security to simplify and strengthen your security strategy

Offbeat

Tools down: Singapore’s training bots and drones to digitize construction work

Research agency and housing board sign a deal as COVID-19 makes manpower and materials scarce

Amazon’s critical Alabama warehouse workers union vote has started … and may be some time

High stakes battle could go on for days

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Another successful flight for SpaceX's Starship apart from the landing-in-one-piece thing

Explosions in the mist

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What happens when back-flipping futuristic robot technology meets capitalism? Yeah, it’s warehouse work

Boston Dynamics: From Terminator to Amazon worker replacement

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Big tech suggests Vietnam rewrite its digital tax plans

Nice economy you’ve got there. It’d be a shame if growth slowed

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Huawei Industrial Digital Transformation Conference highlights innovation and applied scenarios of technologies The Register takes you through the event’s keynotes

An infrastructure prescription for accelerated healthcare transformation E-book

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US watchdog kills off four-year antitrust complaint against Qualcomm, still insists it was right anyway

FTC cites 'significant headwinds' in trying to fight the San Diego chipmaker

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Cisco turns more Catalyst 9000s into application platforms, so devs and NetAdmins can share a view

ThousandEyes agent to run on switches that don't do Docker, hook into AppDynamics to monitor all the things

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Apple expands third-party repairer program, mostly in Asia

Applicants sought from Afghanistan to Vietnam – even Moscow and Myanmar – with the rest of world allowed later this year

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Toshiba brings quantum-inspired computer out of the cloud and onto the desktop

Simulated Bifurcation Machine burns algorithms onto FPGAs, pops 'em into a vanilla workstation, and offers 10x performance for some problems

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Gartner: Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations Delivers Improved Business Outcomes

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Security

Browser tracking protections won't stop tracking, warns DuckDuckGo

Privacy don't like it, block the tracker, block the tracker

10 Comments

Mozilla VPN now nudges users to put shields up on dodgy networks, adds LAN access

Apple fans will need to wait just a little longer

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And that's yet another UK education body under attack from ransomware: Servers, email, phones yanked offline

The Harris Federation learns infosec lessons the hard way

10 Comments

Money can buy you insurance against network break-ins but investing in infosec hygiene wouldn't go amiss, says new NCSC chief

C-suites need a kick up the proverbial, says Lindy Cameron in first speech

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UK's Home Office dangles £32m for application support on comms-snooping network

No prior experience of working with the intelligence community? 'Knowledge of the technological landscape' will do

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Your web application firewall should be more than a firewall – it should be a noise filter too

Tune in and find out more from F5 Networks

Software

Director, deputy director, CTO of Free Software Foundation all resign over Stallman installation impasse

Staff quit as board refuses to budge on controversial decision

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How are GPUs going to change your working world? It’s AI, everywhere

Join Lenovo at Nvidia's GTC '21 and accelerate your learning

Arm pulls the sheets off its latest Armv9 architecture with added AI support, Realms software isolation

CEO reckons this tech will be used in 300 billion chips

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Microsoft's 0.5 release of Project Reunion dev kit has production support – just don't be touching UWP

Team is 'SUPER EXCITED' but will devs welcome another Windows-only, incompatible framework?

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Island in the Stream: AlmaLinux project issues first stable release of CentOS replacement

New CloudLinux-sponsored distribution hits GA ahead of Rocky Linux

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Under threat of judicial review, UK.gov agrees to consultation before extending Palantir's NHS role beyond pandemic

A small victory, but campaigners say they will be keeping a close eye

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You put Marmite where? Google unveils its latest AI wizardry: A cake made of Maltesers and the pungent black tar

Two ingredients that don't really go together. Like, er, AI and Ethics?

51 Comments

Cross-platform Windows Presentation Framework, anyone? The short answer: yes. Unpacking Avalonia

Developers liked WPF but Microsoft neglected it. Avalonia is a possible solution

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Use Windows and POS in the same sentence... Yes, that's right: Point of Sale. What were you thinking?

Microsoft's finest takes a break in the US retail space

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Beijing's new privacy rules ban apps collecting unnecessary data, require free service without data slurps

Rules are tight, but also leave plenty to the imagination

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Yes, there's nothing quite like braving the M4 into London on the eve of a bank holiday just to eject a non-bootable floppy [Mon Mar 29 2021]

Monday, March 29, 2021

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Ruby off the Rails: Code library yanked over license blunder, sparks chaos for half a million projects [Fri Mar 26 2021]

Friday, March 26, 2021

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Clothes retailer Fatface: Someone's broken in and accessed your personal data, including partial card payment details... Don't tell anyone [Thu Mar 25 2021]

Thursday, March 25, 2021

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Thousands of taxpayers' personal details potentially exposed online through councils' debt-chasing texts [Wed Mar 24 2021]

Wednesday, March 24, 2021

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Another successful flight for SpaceX's Starship apart from the landing-in-one-piece thing [Wed Mar 31 2021]

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Another successful flight for SpaceX's Starship apart from the landing-in-one-piece thing

Off-Prem

Facebook's new hookup: A pair of submarine cables to link North America, Indonesia, Singapore

From Dotted Line To Bottom Line.

Transforming Security In The World Of Digital Transformation

Offbeat

Tools down: Singapore’s training bots and drones to digitize construction work

Amazon’s critical Alabama warehouse workers union vote has started … and may be some time

Another successful flight for SpaceX's Starship apart from the landing-in-one-piece thing

What happens when back-flipping futuristic robot technology meets capitalism? Yeah, it’s warehouse work

Big tech suggests Vietnam rewrite its digital tax plans

Huawei Industrial Digital Transformation Conference highlights innovation and applied scenarios of technologies

An infrastructure prescription for accelerated healthcare transformation

On-Prem

US watchdog kills off four-year antitrust complaint against Qualcomm, still insists it was right anyway

Cisco turns more Catalyst 9000s into application platforms, so devs and NetAdmins can share a view

Apple expands third-party repairer program, mostly in Asia

Toshiba brings quantum-inspired computer out of the cloud and onto the desktop

Gartner: Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations Delivers Improved Business Outcomes

Security

Browser tracking protections won't stop tracking, warns DuckDuckGo

Mozilla VPN now nudges users to put shields up on dodgy networks, adds LAN access

And that's yet another UK education body under attack from ransomware: Servers, email, phones yanked offline

Money can buy you insurance against network break-ins but investing in infosec hygiene wouldn't go amiss, says new NCSC chief

UK's Home Office dangles £32m for application support on comms-snooping network

Your web application firewall should be more than a firewall – it should be a noise filter too

Software

Director, deputy director, CTO of Free Software Foundation all resign over Stallman installation impasse

How are GPUs going to change your working world? It’s AI, everywhere

Arm pulls the sheets off its latest Armv9 architecture with added AI support, Realms software isolation

Microsoft's 0.5 release of Project Reunion dev kit has production support – just don't be touching UWP

Island in the Stream: AlmaLinux project issues first stable release of CentOS replacement

Under threat of judicial review, UK.gov agrees to consultation before extending Palantir's NHS role beyond pandemic

You put Marmite where? Google unveils its latest AI wizardry: A cake made of Maltesers and the pungent black tar

Cross-platform Windows Presentation Framework, anyone? The short answer: yes. Unpacking Avalonia

Use Windows and POS in the same sentence... Yes, that's right: Point of Sale. What were you thinking?

Beijing's new privacy rules ban apps collecting unnecessary data, require free service without data slurps

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