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Netflix shows South Korea a rerun of 'We Won't Pay Your Telcos For Bandwidth'

Season Two looks like it'll be a courtroom drama

Amazon hasn't launched one internet satellite yet, but it's now planning a fleet of 7,774

Low Earth orbit is going to be chockablock with broadband-beaming birds

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Oregon city courting Google data centers fights to keep their water usage secret

Chocolate Factory thirst hidden behind non-disclosure agreement claims

36 Comments

The return of the turbo button: New Intel hotness causes an old friend to reappear

Finally – a purpose for the least-used key on your keyboard

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Nothing to see here, says IBM, Redbooks are still a thing. Move along please

That thing about discontinuing technical content was all a 'misunderstanding'

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Xiaomi has developed a mini heat pipe so your smartphone doesn't get too hot to handle

Just like NASA did in spacecraft... and Fujitsu did for mobiles in 2015

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Reg debate asks readers about their post pandemic status. Half ask, 'What status?'

Some get a halo from the boss. Others barely get a hello

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Starry starry night? No, it's just more low Earth orbit satellites as BT and OneWeb ink deal

Brit telco to test out broadband tech in UK labs before customer trials next year

29 Comments

Say what you see: Four-letter fun on a late-night support call

It's on a computer screen. It must be some sort of technical jargon, right?

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Chip makers aren't all-in on metaverse hardware yet – we should know, we asked them

Nvidia, though, expects this virtual-reality world to be as vast as the internet

24 Comments

Close but no cigar: Lenovo infrastructure group narrowly falls short of a profit

When IBM sold it back in 2014, it was a breakeven proposition. Seven years later not much has changed

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Modern Analytics Need Fast Storage Solution Brief

Why your email encryption solution is doomed (And what you can do about it)

Security

Reg reader returns Samsung TV after finding giant ads splattered everywhere

Even your telly is now a moneymaking gadget for someone else

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No day in court: US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court rulings will stay a secret

Eight years after Snowden, you'll never know how much they spy on you…

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Reward! Uncle Sam promises $10m for info about DarkSide ransomware gang chiefs

Plus: Interpol boasts of infosec companies' help nabbing Cl0p suspects

Labour Party supplier ransomware attack: Who holds ex-members' data and on what legal basis?

'Anon firm lost your data, don't worry' just makes people more fearful

36 Comments

Beijing fingers foreign spies for data mischief, with help from consulting firm

Chinese media wonders why it hasn't been reported in the West - hang on, you're reading this ...

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AI algorithms can help erase bright streaks of internet satellites – but they cannot save astronomy

'We are absolutely losing some science'

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NASA advised to study up on what open source, free software, and permissive licenses actually mean

Turns out making code public with the right fine-print is harder than rocket science

31 Comments

Microsoft issues patch to Insiders to undo carnage caused by expired digital certificate in Windows 11

Beta and Release Preview Channels receive a fix while Dev gets Windows Subsystem for Android

3 Comments

140 million Chinese punters adopt Digital Yuan and spend up big

But central bank worries about security, usability – and business continuity

15 Comments

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

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Offbeat

Slapped wrists at Broadcom as FTC approves order against 'anticompetitive' conduct

No more loyalty deals or spanking customers for going elsewhere

3 Comments

Hibernating instrument on Hubble roused as engineers ponder message problem

A software workaround for an iffy component looms. Sound familiar?

40 Comments

One click, one goal, one mission: To get a one-touch flush solution

Gimme gimme gimme fried chicken

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So it is possible for Jeff Bezos to lose: Court dismisses Blue Origin complaint about Moon contract award to Elon Musk

NASA and SpaceX to resume working on the next lunar lander

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Say what you see: Four-letter fun on a late-night support call [Mon Nov 8 2021]

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Say what you see: Four-letter fun on a late-night support call

On-Prem

Netflix shows South Korea a rerun of 'We Won't Pay Your Telcos For Bandwidth'

Amazon hasn't launched one internet satellite yet, but it's now planning a fleet of 7,774

Oregon city courting Google data centers fights to keep their water usage secret

The return of the turbo button: New Intel hotness causes an old friend to reappear

Nothing to see here, says IBM, Redbooks are still a thing. Move along please

Xiaomi has developed a mini heat pipe so your smartphone doesn't get too hot to handle

Reg debate asks readers about their post pandemic status. Half ask, 'What status?'

Starry starry night? No, it's just more low Earth orbit satellites as BT and OneWeb ink deal

Say what you see: Four-letter fun on a late-night support call

Chip makers aren't all-in on metaverse hardware yet – we should know, we asked them

Close but no cigar: Lenovo infrastructure group narrowly falls short of a profit

Modern Analytics Need Fast Storage

Why your email encryption solution is doomed

Security

Reg reader returns Samsung TV after finding giant ads splattered everywhere

No day in court: US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court rulings will stay a secret

Reward! Uncle Sam promises $10m for info about DarkSide ransomware gang chiefs

Labour Party supplier ransomware attack: Who holds ex-members' data and on what legal basis?

Beijing fingers foreign spies for data mischief, with help from consulting firm

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

Gain A Competitive Advantage With Supermicro X12 Product Lines

Software

AI algorithms can help erase bright streaks of internet satellites – but they cannot save astronomy

NASA advised to study up on what open source, free software, and permissive licenses actually mean

Microsoft issues patch to Insiders to undo carnage caused by expired digital certificate in Windows 11

140 million Chinese punters adopt Digital Yuan and spend up big

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

Offbeat

Slapped wrists at Broadcom as FTC approves order against 'anticompetitive' conduct

Hibernating instrument on Hubble roused as engineers ponder message problem

One click, one goal, one mission: To get a one-touch flush solution

So it is possible for Jeff Bezos to lose: Court dismisses Blue Origin complaint about Moon contract award to Elon Musk

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