How can we push more chips, Nvidia thinks: Ah yes, free 3D metaverse-slash-omniverse tools for creators

Plus teases 'monster' RTX 3090 Ti graphics chip

AT&T, Verizon delay 5G C-band rollout over FAA fears of passenger plane radars jammed by signals

Telcos miffed, pilots are fine with it

AMD claims up to 24 hours of laptop battery life with its latest Ryzen 6000 silicon

Lisa Su tells CES her biz has cracked the daily power cord issue

RISC-V CTO: We're not chip dictators like Arm or x86

Mark Himelstein talks about the open ISA's future and challenges

Intel rolls out new Alder Lake chips for laptops, desktops

CPUs will compete with AMD's Ryzen and Apple's Arm-based M1

Chip manufacturing equipment vendor ASML reports fire at Berlin factory

'Too early to make any statement on the damage'

Nationwide Building Society's Faster Payments turn into Slower Payments for 2022

Processing goes a bit TITSUP* at UK finance outfit

ASUS recalls motherboards that flame out thanks to backwards capacitors

Z690 Hero motherboards recalled because batch is borked, design itself is fine

Samsung adds non fungible token trading app to its tellies

Not as bonkers as it sounds seeing as Sammy suggests they’re already works of art

SlimPay fined €180k after 12 million customers' bank data publicly accessible for 5 years

French regulator's investigation finds multiple breaches of GDPR

John Edwards takes the reins at the UK's data protection watchdog

Information Commissioner faces a year of upheaval in data law

Microsoft rang in the new year with a cutesy tweet in C#. Just one problem: The code sucked

When marketing meets coding

You wood not believe what a Japanese logging company and university want to use to build a small satellite

Has the sustainability trend infiltrated the space industry?

A moment of tension as the James Webb Space Telescope stretches sunshield on way to L2 destination

Engineers on Earth have five and a half months more of this

Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes found guilty of fraud: Blood-testing machines were vapourware after all

Fallen Silicon Valley darling defrauded investors, says jury

Offering Patreon subs in sterling or euros means you can be sued under GDPR, says Court of Appeal

Even if you've got no other EU legal presence

France loves open source so much, even its cinema borks have Linux behind the scenes

The last time Ubuntu went to space ISS astronauts got menaced by CIMON*

The year ahead in technology fail: You knew they were bad, now they're going to prove it

Stock up on schadenfreude, it may be 2022's most popular commodity

India’s competition regulator launches probes into Apple over App Store fees and access