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Hubble Space Telescope sails serenely on in safe mode after efforts to switch to backup memory modules fail Have you tried turning it off and on again?

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The great fire sale continues as Capita sells government joint venture Axelos for £380m

It's the longest day of the year

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Cloud Security Blind Spots Detecting And Fixing Cloud Misconfigurations

Securing Identities, Credentials, and Access in Federal Government Agencies

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EU court rules in Telenet copyright case: ISPs can be forced to hand over some customer data use details

Belgian firm must produce the IP addresses of BitTorrent users

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Final guidance on Schrems II ruling: Data from EU could be held up if a third country lets authorities access it

We're looking at you, Uncle Sam

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Hubble Space Telescope sails serenely on in safe mode after efforts to switch to backup memory modules fail

Have you tried turning it off and on again?

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Emergency mode? Bah! It takes a Microsoft product to really break a digital sign

Memory is not the only thing leaking from Windows

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Foxconn builds stuff for everyone. Now it finds vaccines for Taiwan, and TSMC's chipped in, too

President blames China for blocking government purchases as tech titans say they'll find five million doses

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India tells Twitter to obey its laws — or make wielding them easier

Minister lashes avian network and suggests its legal protections may have been removed

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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

Gartner Report: Innovation Insight For Observability Analyst report

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What's that hurtling down the Bifröst? Node-based network fun with Yggdrasil 0.4

Ragnarök and roll: Release Candidate boasts significant improvements on 0.3

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Germany's competition watchdog to investigate whether Apple's ecosystem damages other businesses

Joins queue of regulators peeking into iOS walled garden model

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'Lots of failed startups came out of Campus': Google axes London hub because startup scene 'doesn't need' another 7 floors of workspace

It needs 'resources, mentors, and programs ... at scale, anywhere'

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Tolerating failure: From happy accidents to serious screwups … Time to look at getting it wrong, er, correctly

Let’s talk procedures. Plus: Are you dealing with errors in a way that leaves room for people to own up to them?

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Remote and branch office and edge IT

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It's 2021 and a printf format string in a wireless network's name can break iPhone Wi-Fi

Hope no one's created guest networks called '%Free %Coffee at %Starbucks'

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Ex-NSA bigwig Chris Inglis appointed America's national cyber director by Senate

Plus: Impact of ransomware payments, CVS database not secured

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Sharpen your cybersecurity skills, however and wherever works for you, with these SANS Institute courses

Network invaders haven't stopped learning ... have you?

South Korea’s nuclear research agency breached by North Korea-affiliated cyberattackers, says malware analyst group

Think tank says inconsistencies in story were not a cover-up — just a mistake from “working-level staff”

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VMs were a fad fit for the Great Recession. Containers’ time has finally come

No more managing operating systems and monolithic apps? Where do I sign!

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Windows 11: Meet the new OS, same as the old OS (or close enough)

From point release to pointless release

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Updating in production, like a boss

The pain in Spain comes mainly from a lack of training

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India’s IT lobby lashes forecast of automation-induced jobs bloodbath

NASSCOM says industry has already weathered the worst automation has to offer, but may use different definitions of where jobs are at risk

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Hubble Space Telescope sails serenely on in safe mode after efforts to switch to backup memory modules fail [Tue Jun 22 2021]

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Hubble Space Telescope sails serenely on in safe mode after efforts to switch to backup memory modules fail

Off-Prem

The great fire sale continues as Capita sells government joint venture Axelos for £380m

Cloud Security Blind Spots

Securing Identities, Credentials, and Access in Federal Government Agencies

Offbeat

EU court rules in Telenet copyright case: ISPs can be forced to hand over some customer data use details

Final guidance on Schrems II ruling: Data from EU could be held up if a third country lets authorities access it

Hubble Space Telescope sails serenely on in safe mode after efforts to switch to backup memory modules fail

Emergency mode? Bah! It takes a Microsoft product to really break a digital sign

Foxconn builds stuff for everyone. Now it finds vaccines for Taiwan, and TSMC's chipped in, too

India tells Twitter to obey its laws — or make wielding them easier

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

Gartner Report: Innovation Insight For Observability

On-Prem

What's that hurtling down the Bifröst? Node-based network fun with Yggdrasil 0.4

Germany's competition watchdog to investigate whether Apple's ecosystem damages other businesses

'Lots of failed startups came out of Campus': Google axes London hub because startup scene 'doesn't need' another 7 floors of workspace

Tolerating failure: From happy accidents to serious screwups … Time to look at getting it wrong, er, correctly

Remote and branch office and edge IT

Security

It's 2021 and a printf format string in a wireless network's name can break iPhone Wi-Fi

Ex-NSA bigwig Chris Inglis appointed America's national cyber director by Senate

Sharpen your cybersecurity skills, however and wherever works for you, with these SANS Institute courses

South Korea’s nuclear research agency breached by North Korea-affiliated cyberattackers, says malware analyst group

Site News

Do you want to become a vulture? Now's your chance to join The Register's news desk

Software

VMs were a fad fit for the Great Recession. Containers’ time has finally come

Windows 11: Meet the new OS, same as the old OS (or close enough)

Updating in production, like a boss

India’s IT lobby lashes forecast of automation-induced jobs bloodbath

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