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Not just deprecated, but deleted: Google finally strips File Transfer Protocol code from Chrome browser A death by a thousand cuts

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India's big four services giants wrestle with staff attrition amid COVID-19 pandemic

With high enough vax rates, HCL, Infosys and Wipro say hybrid work environment is the way of the future, while TCS is going to want you to come right on in.

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Chip shortage forces temporary Raspberry Pi 4 price rise for the first time

Ten-buck increase for 2GB model 'not here to stay' says Upton

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Global IT spending to hit $4.5 trillion in 2022, says Gartner

The future's bright, and expensive

Memory maker Micron moots $150bn mega manufacturing moneybag

AI and 5G to fuel demand for new plants and R&D

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DRAM, it stacks up: SK hynix rolls out 819GB/s HBM3 tech

Kit using the chips to appear next year at the earliest

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Hitting underground pipes and cables costs the UK £2.4bn a year. We need a data platform for that, says government

Atkins wins £23m deal to build National Underground Asset Register

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Ancient with a dash of modern: We joined the Royal Navy to find there's little new in naval navigation

Following the Fleet Navigating Officers' course

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Sir Clive Sinclair inspired me and 'whole load of others' at Arm, says CEO Simon Segars

But of course chief exec's first computer was an Acorn

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Protect your Microsoft 365 Ensure your data is secure, discoverable, accessible

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Uncle Sam to clip wings of Pegasus-like spyware – sorry, 'intrusion software' – with proposed export controls

Surveillance tech faces trade limits as America syncs policy with treaty obligations

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We don’t want to be critical, but humans alone aren’t enough to protect your ICS

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Not just deprecated, but deleted: Google finally strips File Transfer Protocol code from Chrome browser

A death by a thousand cuts

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NHS Digital exposes hundreds of email addresses after BCC blunder copies in entire invite list to 'Let's talk cyber' event

It's like rai-iiiiiin on your wedding day

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Centre for Computing History apologises to customers for 'embarrassing' breach

Website patched following phishing scam, no financial data exposed

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Crims target telcos' Linux and Solaris boxes, which don't get enough infosec love

CrowdStrike says 'LightBasin' gang avoids Windows, and knows that telco networks run on badly-secured *nix

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Acer servers cracked in India and Taiwan – including systems with customer data

Gang says it grabbed internal info, could do the same to Acer elsewhere

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Software-defined Storage For Modern Workloads

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China to allow overseas investment in VPNs but Beijing keeps control of the generally discouraged tech

Foreign ownership capped at 50%

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Microsoft unveils Android apps for Windows 11 (for US users only)

Windows Insiders get their hands on the Windows Subsystem for Android

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Brave's homegrown search claims to protect your privacy but there's a long way to go if it's to challenge the big G

Ad-free now but not forever

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Software Freedom Conservancy sues TV maker Vizio for GPL infringement

Companies using GPL software should meet their obligations, lawsuit says

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UK's ARIA innovation body 'hasn't even begun to happen' says former research lead

DARPA imitator not doing much after two years of Johnson government

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Facebook fined £50m in UK for 'conscious' refusal to report info and 'deliberate failure to comply' during Giphy acquisition probe

That rebrand can't come soon enough

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Lunar rocks brought to Earth by China's Chang'e 5 show Moon's volcanoes were recently* active

* Just a couple of billion years

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Darmstadt, we have a problem – ESA reveals its INTEGRAL space telescope was three hours from likely death

Gamma ray-spotting 'scope was spinning uncontrollably and unable to make 'leccy until dramatic rescue

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Facebook may soon reveal new name – we're sure Reg readers will be more creative than Zuck's marketroids

We've kicked things off with the most splendidly evil fictional corporations, feel free to share your ideas

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If your apps or gadgets break down on Sunday, this may be why: Gpsd bug to roll back clocks to 2002 [Wed Oct 20 2021]

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Not just deprecated, but deleted: Google finally strips File Transfer Protocol code from Chrome browser [Thu Oct 21 2021]

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Not just deprecated, but deleted: Google finally strips File Transfer Protocol code from Chrome browser

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India's big four services giants wrestle with staff attrition amid COVID-19 pandemic

AI Training Systems With High Performance And High Efficiency

Cloud Or Colo? The Point When AI Startups Need To Make The Switch

On-Prem

Chip shortage forces temporary Raspberry Pi 4 price rise for the first time

Global IT spending to hit $4.5 trillion in 2022, says Gartner

Memory maker Micron moots $150bn mega manufacturing moneybag

DRAM, it stacks up: SK hynix rolls out 819GB/s HBM3 tech

Hitting underground pipes and cables costs the UK £2.4bn a year. We need a data platform for that, says government

Ancient with a dash of modern: We joined the Royal Navy to find there's little new in naval navigation

Sir Clive Sinclair inspired me and 'whole load of others' at Arm, says CEO Simon Segars

Protect your Microsoft 365

Webcast Slide Deck | Remote and branch office and edge IT

Security

Uncle Sam to clip wings of Pegasus-like spyware – sorry, 'intrusion software' – with proposed export controls

We don’t want to be critical, but humans alone aren’t enough to protect your ICS

Not just deprecated, but deleted: Google finally strips File Transfer Protocol code from Chrome browser

NHS Digital exposes hundreds of email addresses after BCC blunder copies in entire invite list to 'Let's talk cyber' event

Centre for Computing History apologises to customers for 'embarrassing' breach

Crims target telcos' Linux and Solaris boxes, which don't get enough infosec love

Acer servers cracked in India and Taiwan – including systems with customer data

Software-defined Storage For Modern Workloads

Software

China to allow overseas investment in VPNs but Beijing keeps control of the generally discouraged tech

Microsoft unveils Android apps for Windows 11 (for US users only)

Brave's homegrown search claims to protect your privacy but there's a long way to go if it's to challenge the big G

Offbeat

Software Freedom Conservancy sues TV maker Vizio for GPL infringement

UK's ARIA innovation body 'hasn't even begun to happen' says former research lead

Facebook fined £50m in UK for 'conscious' refusal to report info and 'deliberate failure to comply' during Giphy acquisition probe

Lunar rocks brought to Earth by China's Chang'e 5 show Moon's volcanoes were recently* active

Darmstadt, we have a problem – ESA reveals its INTEGRAL space telescope was three hours from likely death

Facebook may soon reveal new name – we're sure Reg readers will be more creative than Zuck's marketroids

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