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You're not imagining it. Amazon and AWS want to hire all your friends, enemies, and everyone in between What really happens after you disappear into Bezos' talent hoover?

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Will it bend? That is the question: Arm boffins boast of first flexible 32-bit chip

Plastic-backed TFT part positioned as perfect for the Internet of Things

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You're not imagining it. Amazon and AWS want to hire all your friends, enemies, and everyone in between

What really happens after you disappear into Bezos' talent hoover?

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AWS gave Parler a chance, won't say if it talked to NSO before axing spyware biz's backend systems

How do you feel about your cloud now?

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YouTube acquires Indian social commerce platform Simsim

Short influencer-fronted infomercials may seep into YouTube

Democratising storage Enterprise for all!

Cloud Security Blind Spots Detecting And Fixing Cloud Misconfigurations

Offbeat

Gloom-dwelling subterranean robots battle for million-dollar DARPA prize

SubT Challenge pits high-tech rescue drones against one another in upsettingly non-violent combat

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Hijacked, rampaging infrastructure will kill humans by 2025 – Gartner

Ransomware efforts will inevitably lead to threats to life as attacks on OT go OTT

9 Comments

Dog eats UK government's Hydrogen Strategy homework just as summer recess arrives

Ah shucks, industry and investors will have to wait a little bit longer

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Pipe down, Jeff. You've only gone where Gus Grissom went before, 60 years ago today

Remembering the second American in space

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Hundreds of irate UK Parliamentary staffers sue IPSA over 2017 salary spreadsheet publication snafu

Yet they lose anonymity bid before High Court

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Mountains on neutron stars are not even a millimetre tall due to extreme gravity

According to simulations, anyway

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Won't someone think of the kids? China's Cyberspace Admin steps up, orders massive cleanup to make the net safe for minors

No rudeness. No cute kids spruiking tat. No violence. No fan frenzies. And no smutty emoticons

8 Comments

Pakistan bans TikTok, for the fourth time

Previous bans were imposed for nasty content, then lifted after promises of proper moderation. And here we are again

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South Korea tables law to remove app stores' in-app purchase monopolies

Perhaps coincidentally, Google extended deadline of enforced Play-to-Pay on the very same day

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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

Bring Secure, Frictionless Customer Experiences to Government Faster with Modern CIAM The Public Sector’s Path to Modern Customer Identity and Access Management

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Money can't buy you love: Huawei continues to throw fistfuls of dollars at US lobbying efforts

Another year, and Chinese tech bogeyman is still on the blocklist

Chip-making equipment maker ASML boasts of record orders, predicts a $1 trillion market by 2030

Talks of increased interest in EUV, nations' desire to take tech production native

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Watchdog slaps down Three's claims to be building the UK's 'fastest 5G network' – again

Company can't seem to help running its mouth, despite ASA's ruling last year

15 Comments

5 Things To Consider When Choosing An APM Tool

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Spanish cops cuff Brit bloke accused of playing role in 2020 celeb Twitter hijacking

'PlugWalkJoe' also said to have meddled with TikTok, SnapChat

Google Cloud's Intrusion Detection Service attempts to make security 'invisible' but cost will be the big giveaway

Fancy new system shown off at online summit

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Make-me-admin holes found in Windows, Linux kernel

Patches available for priv-esc bug in the open-source software, at least

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Software

NPM is Now Providing Malware – or was until recently

Password-stealing package outed by security firm evokes sense of déjà vu

The old New: Windows veteran explains that menu item

'Maybe that's what you do, but that's not what everybody does'

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How does SAP know business travel is back? Its expenses software unit is still breathing

Want to dust off that flash luggage set? We Concur, says German giant

Former ad exec sticks Steve Jobs' 1973 job application in a scanner for physical-versus-digital NFT auction

Olly Joshi talks environmental issues, fundraising, and whether he'd hire '70s Jobs himself

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Windows 11 gets chatty as Teams integration turns up

There is no escaping Microsoft's messaging platform

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Snail mail would be a fool-proof way to inform patients about plans to slurp GP data, but UK govt won't commit

'Campaign of engagement and communication' might not include letter, but junior minister doesn't rule it out

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In a complete non-surprise, Mozilla hammers final nail in FTP's coffin by removing it from Firefox

Gather 'round, kids, and I'll tell you stories of rotary dial phones, modems, and FTP

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Peers question experts over UK police use of AI, facial recognition tech

Academics, senior officers sat at uncomfortable table and asked 'what's going on 'ere, then?'

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You're not imagining it. Amazon and AWS want to hire all your friends, enemies, and everyone in between [Thu Jul 22 2021]

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You're not imagining it. Amazon and AWS want to hire all your friends, enemies, and everyone in between

Off-Prem

Will it bend? That is the question: Arm boffins boast of first flexible 32-bit chip

You're not imagining it. Amazon and AWS want to hire all your friends, enemies, and everyone in between

AWS gave Parler a chance, won't say if it talked to NSO before axing spyware biz's backend systems

YouTube acquires Indian social commerce platform Simsim

Democratising storage

Cloud Security Blind Spots

Offbeat

Gloom-dwelling subterranean robots battle for million-dollar DARPA prize

Hijacked, rampaging infrastructure will kill humans by 2025 – Gartner

Dog eats UK government's Hydrogen Strategy homework just as summer recess arrives

Pipe down, Jeff. You've only gone where Gus Grissom went before, 60 years ago today

Hundreds of irate UK Parliamentary staffers sue IPSA over 2017 salary spreadsheet publication snafu

Mountains on neutron stars are not even a millimetre tall due to extreme gravity

Won't someone think of the kids? China's Cyberspace Admin steps up, orders massive cleanup to make the net safe for minors

Pakistan bans TikTok, for the fourth time

South Korea tables law to remove app stores' in-app purchase monopolies

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

Bring Secure, Frictionless Customer Experiences to Government Faster with Modern CIAM

On-Prem

Money can't buy you love: Huawei continues to throw fistfuls of dollars at US lobbying efforts

Chip-making equipment maker ASML boasts of record orders, predicts a $1 trillion market by 2030

Watchdog slaps down Three's claims to be building the UK's 'fastest 5G network' – again

5 Things To Consider When Choosing An APM Tool

Security

Spanish cops cuff Brit bloke accused of playing role in 2020 celeb Twitter hijacking

Google Cloud's Intrusion Detection Service attempts to make security 'invisible' but cost will be the big giveaway

Make-me-admin holes found in Windows, Linux kernel

Software

NPM is Now Providing Malware – or was until recently

The old New: Windows veteran explains that menu item

How does SAP know business travel is back? Its expenses software unit is still breathing

Former ad exec sticks Steve Jobs' 1973 job application in a scanner for physical-versus-digital NFT auction

Windows 11 gets chatty as Teams integration turns up

Snail mail would be a fool-proof way to inform patients about plans to slurp GP data, but UK govt won't commit

In a complete non-surprise, Mozilla hammers final nail in FTP's coffin by removing it from Firefox

Peers question experts over UK police use of AI, facial recognition tech

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