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US drops tariff threat against nations who dished out digital taxes to American tech giants as OECD members hash out new deal

15% tax minimum to hit tech firms

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Alibaba Cloud drops all-in-one client device, on-prem cloud-native DB

Claims shared memory speed breakthrough in new server, plans to enter South Korea and Thailand, and more

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Designing an Efficient Distributed Storage System with Intel® DAOS and Supermicro Hardware System Solution Brief

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

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Antitrust battle latest: Google, Facebook 'colluded' to smash Apple's privacy protections

Amended Texas complaint alleges backroom efforts to maintain ad dominance and more

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It's 'near-impossible to escape persistent surveillance' by American ISPs, says FTC

Watchdog finds dubious data gathering, illusory solicitations for consent

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While the iPhone's repairability is in the toilet, at least the Apple Watch 7 is as fixable as the previous model

Component swaps still a thing – for now

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Nobody cares about DAB radio – so let's force it onto smart speakers, suggests UK govt review

Britain's anti Amazon and Google war gets a second front

125 Comments

Analogue tones of a ZX Spectrum Load set to ride again via podcast project

Remember the R Tape Loading Error?

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Judging by the way your face lit up, my inbox just got more attractive

A message for you, (on your) rudie

45 Comments

How to keep a support contract: Make the user think they solved the problem

Look what you found! Aren't you clever!

72 Comments

Apple kicked an M1-shaped hole in Intel's quarter

Chipzilla braces for a China-gaming-ban-shaped hole in future results, predicts more product delays

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Webcast Slide Deck \| Why Off-The_Shelf Ransomware Attacks Succeed Thy're coming for you, and you're not safe yet

Remote and branch office and edge IT Adapt to your new reality outside the data centre

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Better late than never: Microsoft rolls out a public preview of E2EE in Teams calls

Only for one-to-one voice and video, mind

4 Comments

Recycled Cobalt Strike key pairs show many crooks are using same cloned installation

Researcher spots RSA tell-tale lurking in plain sight on VirusTotal

4 Comments

Unhappy customers and their own tricks used against them, REvil ransomware gang reportedly pulled offline by 'multi-country' operations

The second vanishing of the cybergang... for now

23 Comments

How your phone, laptop, or watch can be tracked by their Bluetooth transmissions

Unique fingerprints lurk in radio signals more often than not, it seems

20 Comments

YouTubers fell for shady 'sponsors' who seized, then sold, accounts

Vid-slingers had been asking how this happened for years, even while their channels were spruiking dodgy crypto

24 Comments

Software-defined Storage For Modern Workloads

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Japanese bloke collared after using AI software to uncensor smut and flogging it

Plus: Explore the limits of language models in bizarre research experiment, and more

37 Comments

Microsoft under fire again from open-source .NET devs: Hot Reload feature pulled for sake of Visual Studio sales

Windows giant has a funny way of 'loving' Free software

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AI isn’t just about disruption. Integration is essential, too

Learn how to take the broad view by tuning into this webcast early next month

IPSE: More than a third of freelancers have quit contracting since IR35 reforms

Exodus, movement of the people... to the Middle East or elsewhere

40 Comments

New Relic guzzles down CodeStream to help devs jump straight from app error telemetry to offending code

'I can debug production from the IDE,' said CS boss Peter Pezaris

4 Comments

Apple's Safari browser runs the risk of becoming the new Internet Explorer – holding the web back for everyone

WebKit engine is well behind the competition

116 Comments

Microsoft emits more Win 11 fixes for AMD speed issues and death by PowerShell bug

Names November as the month for Win 10 H2 update – then reveals major new feature won’t arrive on time

31 Comments

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NASA sets a date to begin lunar tuning

First Artemis mission is stacked on a rocket – now for five punishing sets of tests before liftoff

Florida man accused of breaking Mastodon's open-source license with botched social network launch

Golf enthusiast given 30 days to cough up code

45 Comments

Microsoft investor urges shareholders to vote for a deep dive into pay gap and harassment policies

More transparency and reporting needed, says Arunja Capital

BOFH: So you want to have your computer switched out for something faster? It's time to learn from the master

Corporate will make you jump through hoops – but there's always a window

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Apple's Safari browser runs the risk of becoming the new Internet Explorer – holding the web back for everyone

Off-Prem

US drops tariff threat against nations who dished out digital taxes to American tech giants as OECD members hash out new deal

Alibaba Cloud drops all-in-one client device, on-prem cloud-native DB

Designing an Efficient Distributed Storage System with Intel® DAOS and Supermicro Hardware System

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

On-Prem

Antitrust battle latest: Google, Facebook 'colluded' to smash Apple's privacy protections

It's 'near-impossible to escape persistent surveillance' by American ISPs, says FTC

While the iPhone's repairability is in the toilet, at least the Apple Watch 7 is as fixable as the previous model

Nobody cares about DAB radio – so let's force it onto smart speakers, suggests UK govt review

Analogue tones of a ZX Spectrum Load set to ride again via podcast project

Judging by the way your face lit up, my inbox just got more attractive

How to keep a support contract: Make the user think they solved the problem

Apple kicked an M1-shaped hole in Intel's quarter

Webcast Slide Deck | Why Off-The_Shelf Ransomware Attacks Succeed

Remote and branch office and edge IT

Security

Better late than never: Microsoft rolls out a public preview of E2EE in Teams calls

Recycled Cobalt Strike key pairs show many crooks are using same cloned installation

Unhappy customers and their own tricks used against them, REvil ransomware gang reportedly pulled offline by 'multi-country' operations

How your phone, laptop, or watch can be tracked by their Bluetooth transmissions

YouTubers fell for shady 'sponsors' who seized, then sold, accounts

Software-defined Storage For Modern Workloads

Software

Japanese bloke collared after using AI software to uncensor smut and flogging it

Microsoft under fire again from open-source .NET devs: Hot Reload feature pulled for sake of Visual Studio sales

AI isn’t just about disruption. Integration is essential, too

IPSE: More than a third of freelancers have quit contracting since IR35 reforms

New Relic guzzles down CodeStream to help devs jump straight from app error telemetry to offending code

Apple's Safari browser runs the risk of becoming the new Internet Explorer – holding the web back for everyone

Microsoft emits more Win 11 fixes for AMD speed issues and death by PowerShell bug

Offbeat

NASA sets a date to begin lunar tuning

Florida man accused of breaking Mastodon's open-source license with botched social network launch

Microsoft investor urges shareholders to vote for a deep dive into pay gap and harassment policies

BOFH: So you want to have your computer switched out for something faster? It's time to learn from the master

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