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AWS unveils Graviton3 Arm chips and more. But the real story is the slide from IaaS to packaged solutions

CEO Adam Selipsky takes the stage in Vegas – and may be on a collision course with customers

The climate is turning against owning our own compute hardware. Cloud is good for you and your customers

From the data centre to the desktop, here is the green solution

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Euro-telcos call on big tech to help pay for their network builds

Aka 'rebalancing global technology giants and the European digital ecosystem'

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Software-defined Storage For Modern Workloads Whitepaper

Hybrid learning is a good thing How do you make it 'your' good thing?

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Cisco tells UCS owners they may have a screw loose – in the server chassis

Power supplies are screwed up because they're not all screwed in

Qualcomm crams more smarts into flagship mobile chip: It's the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1

Do you want a smartphone to know you that well?

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If at first Amazon doesn't let you succeed, try, try again: Warehouse workers given second chance at union vote

US watchdog tosses previous result in the trash after election fairness slammed

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Quantum computing to grow by 50 per cent per year until 2027, when revenue will still be chump change

IDC reckons industry will be worth $8.6B a year – or about a quarter of one Dell quarter

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Storage innovations that meet the challenges of the new normal How Huawei products and technologies let you support the workloads that matter

Modernise applications with document databases \| Slide Deck The advantages of Amazon DocumentDB

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It's the flu season – FluBot, that is: Surge of info-stealing Android malware detected

And a bunch of bank-account-raiding trojans also identified

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Visiting a booby-trapped webpage could give attackers code execution privileges on HP network printers

Patches available for 150 affected products

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Leaked footage shows British F-35B falling off HMS Queen Elizabeth and pilot's death-defying ejection

Parachute snagged on ship's bows

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Lloyd's of London suggests insurers should not cover 'retaliatory cyber operations' between nation states

And they might attribute cyber attacks if governments won't

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Panasonic admits intruders were inside its servers for months

Spotted the crack after it ended – still not sure what was lost

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Why your email encryption solution is doomed | Slide Deck

(And what you can do about it)

Software

AsmREPL: Wing your way through x86-64 assembly language

Assemblers unite

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Microsoft adds Buy Now, Pay Later financing option to Edge – and everyone hates it

There's always Use Another Browser

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Can Rust save the planet? Why, and why not

The snag: This programming language is safe and efficient, but hard to learn, impacting productivity

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You loved running JavaScript in your web browser. Now, get ready for Python scripting

All thanks to CPython, WebAssembly, and some clever developers (And yes, there's Pyodide, too)

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Think that spreadsheet in your company's accounts dept is old? 70 years ago, LEO ran the first business app

Mods to the design of EDSAC were 'considerable' says boffin

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UK privacy watchdog may fine selfie-hoarding Clearview AI £17m... eventually, perhaps

Regulator's 'assertions are factually and legally incorrect' biz tells El Reg

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UK competition regulator to Meta's Facebook: Sell Giphy, we will not approve the purchase

CMA finds that deal would be bad for consumers and tighten Zuck's grip on almost half of £7bn digital ad spend

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You, me and debris: NASA cans ISS spacewalk because it's getting too risky outside

Broken antenna will have to wait as warning comes in less than 24 hours before airlock opening

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Hubble space 'scope brings its Cosmic Origins Spectrograph back online

Work continues on code to make the observatory operate happily when control unit message sync glitches out

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AI-enhanced frog stem cells start to replicate in entirely new ways

Xenobots scoop up loose cells to make more of themselves. We welcome our new overlords

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Leaked footage shows British F-35B falling off HMS Queen Elizabeth and pilot's death-defying ejection [Wed Dec 1 2021]

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Leaked footage shows British F-35B falling off HMS Queen Elizabeth and pilot's death-defying ejection

Off-Prem

AWS unveils Graviton3 Arm chips and more. But the real story is the slide from IaaS to packaged solutions

The climate is turning against owning our own compute hardware. Cloud is good for you and your customers

Euro-telcos call on big tech to help pay for their network builds

Software-defined Storage For Modern Workloads

Hybrid learning is a good thing

On-Prem

Cisco tells UCS owners they may have a screw loose – in the server chassis

Qualcomm crams more smarts into flagship mobile chip: It's the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1

If at first Amazon doesn't let you succeed, try, try again: Warehouse workers given second chance at union vote

Quantum computing to grow by 50 per cent per year until 2027, when revenue will still be chump change

Storage innovations that meet the challenges of the new normal

Modernise applications with document databases | Slide Deck

Security

It's the flu season – FluBot, that is: Surge of info-stealing Android malware detected

Visiting a booby-trapped webpage could give attackers code execution privileges on HP network printers

Leaked footage shows British F-35B falling off HMS Queen Elizabeth and pilot's death-defying ejection

Lloyd's of London suggests insurers should not cover 'retaliatory cyber operations' between nation states

Panasonic admits intruders were inside its servers for months

Why your email encryption solution is doomed | Slide Deck

Software

AsmREPL: Wing your way through x86-64 assembly language

Microsoft adds Buy Now, Pay Later financing option to Edge – and everyone hates it

Can Rust save the planet? Why, and why not

You loved running JavaScript in your web browser. Now, get ready for Python scripting

Think that spreadsheet in your company's accounts dept is old? 70 years ago, LEO ran the first business app

UK privacy watchdog may fine selfie-hoarding Clearview AI £17m... eventually, perhaps

Offbeat

UK competition regulator to Meta's Facebook: Sell Giphy, we will not approve the purchase

You, me and debris: NASA cans ISS spacewalk because it's getting too risky outside

Hubble space 'scope brings its Cosmic Origins Spectrograph back online

AI-enhanced frog stem cells start to replicate in entirely new ways

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