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Fleet would Mac? Microsoft's Azure VPN Client for Apple machines hits public preview

Azure Active Directory's tentacles wriggle into ever stranger places

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When the chips are down, Intel's biggest gamble isn't what to do – it's whom to do it with

Trade you architecture and production tricks for lithography and yield plans?

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Monitoring Microservices On Kubernetes E-book

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

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Space is hard: Rocket Lab's 20th Electron launch fails

Firm working with FAA to 'investigate the anomaly' after second stage sputters

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Staying in the UK this summer? Good news: Temples of IT nerdery are reopening

Computer museums set to be unbolted again

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Campaigns propose new rules to protect contractors from rogue umbrella companies

Sharp practices can leave temp tech workers with nowhere to turn

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Apple announces lossless HD audio at no extra cost, then Amazon Music does too. The ball is now in Spotify's court

You can't hear the difference anyway

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LG intranet leaks suggest internal firesale of unsold, unreleased smartphones as biz exits the mobile market

Staff offered doomed handsets at knockdown prices in move reminiscent of HP's Palm episode

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Are you ready to take a stand? Flexispot E7 motorised desk should handle whatever you dump on it – but it's not cheap

Sitting is as bad for you as smoking, and doesn't look nearly as cool

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The future is now, old man: Let the young guns show how to properly cock things up

Phoning it in?

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Indonesian web giants Gojek and Tokopedia merge to create Asian super-app

Combine as ‘GoTo Group’, will represent two percent of GDP and say scale will help them grow

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Indian telcos giving away services as customers fear going outside to top up their accounts

Over 150 million people given freebies or generous top-up deals

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Data is the new currency … so what’s in your wallet?

Head to the Nutanix Database Summit for a frank exchange of ideas

Zero disruption cloud data migration

How to accelerate and de-risk your analytics modernization with a data-first approach

Security

Eufycam Wi-Fi security cameras streamed video feeds from other people's homes

Plus: Biden's order on security, US govt acquiring data on citizens, and more

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Axa insurance offshoots pwned as Ireland reveals second ransomware hit

Dept of Health unsuccessfully targeted in same attack against hospitals

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We'd love to report on the outcome of the CREST exam cheatsheet probe, but UK infosec body won't publish it

Why? It might reveal whistleblowers' names...

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Mammoth grab of GP patient data in the UK set to benefit private-sector market access as rules remain unchanged

No policy shakeup to deal with snatch of info from primary physicians

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Apple sent my data to the FBI, says boss of controversial research paper trove Sci-Hub

Former Sun boss Scott McNealy offers interesting response

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Singapore bolsters Bluetooth contact-tracing as new COVID wave sends students and workers home again

TraceTogether app becomes primary tracking tool and compulsory in many settings

Software

Kiss goodbye to privacy forever when brain-implanted comms gear becomes the norm – guru Whit Diffie

Top cryptographers open fire on AI, quantum computing, NFTs, and more

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Parler returns to Apple's iOS App Store with Hive mind to moderate hate

All the vitriol still accessible from Android app, website

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Waymo self-driving robotaxi goes rogue with passenger inside, escapes support staff

We speak to man who experienced and recorded wild ride first hand

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Microsoft sheds some light on perplexing Outlook blank email incident: Word was to blame

Office 365 users learn that Microsoft can make or break their productivity every 4 hours

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Reports link Bill Gates' departure from Microsoft board in 2020 with probe into employee affair

Gates denies connection

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Oracle sues Envisage claiming unauthorized database use amid licensing crackdown

Fiscal year end forecast: Cloudy with a chance of litigation

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The future is now, old man: Let the young guns show how to properly cock things up [Tue May 18 2021]

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The future is now, old man: Let the young guns show how to properly cock things up

Off-Prem

Fleet would Mac? Microsoft's Azure VPN Client for Apple machines hits public preview

When the chips are down, Intel's biggest gamble isn't what to do – it's whom to do it with

Monitoring Microservices On Kubernetes

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

Offbeat

Space is hard: Rocket Lab's 20th Electron launch fails

Staying in the UK this summer? Good news: Temples of IT nerdery are reopening

Campaigns propose new rules to protect contractors from rogue umbrella companies

데이터로 미래를 앞당기는 방법

The Data Cloud For Dummies

On-Prem

Apple announces lossless HD audio at no extra cost, then Amazon Music does too. The ball is now in Spotify's court

LG intranet leaks suggest internal firesale of unsold, unreleased smartphones as biz exits the mobile market

Are you ready to take a stand? Flexispot E7 motorised desk should handle whatever you dump on it – but it's not cheap

The future is now, old man: Let the young guns show how to properly cock things up

Indonesian web giants Gojek and Tokopedia merge to create Asian super-app

Indian telcos giving away services as customers fear going outside to top up their accounts

Data is the new currency … so what’s in your wallet?

Zero disruption cloud data migration

Security

Eufycam Wi-Fi security cameras streamed video feeds from other people's homes

Axa insurance offshoots pwned as Ireland reveals second ransomware hit

We'd love to report on the outcome of the CREST exam cheatsheet probe, but UK infosec body won't publish it

Mammoth grab of GP patient data in the UK set to benefit private-sector market access as rules remain unchanged

Apple sent my data to the FBI, says boss of controversial research paper trove Sci-Hub

Singapore bolsters Bluetooth contact-tracing as new COVID wave sends students and workers home again

Software

Kiss goodbye to privacy forever when brain-implanted comms gear becomes the norm – guru Whit Diffie

Parler returns to Apple's iOS App Store with Hive mind to moderate hate

Waymo self-driving robotaxi goes rogue with passenger inside, escapes support staff

Microsoft sheds some light on perplexing Outlook blank email incident: Word was to blame

Reports link Bill Gates' departure from Microsoft board in 2020 with probe into employee affair

Oracle sues Envisage claiming unauthorized database use amid licensing crackdown

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