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Lees meerOutsourcing biz ousts British Council in running Erasmus replacement Everyone's favourite outsourcing badass Capita is taking control of the £110m Turing student exchange programme formerly run by The British Council, a public corporation.…
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Lees meerHow to dodge The Great Resignation Research has shown that over half of UK workers would consider quitting their job if, in the future, a hybrid work option were pulled by their employer.…
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Lees meerMicrosoft aware of the issue months ago, but not fixed yet Users of Windows 11 are complaining about slow write speeds on NVMe SSD drives, a problem which persists even though it was acknowledged by a Microsoft engineer three months ago.…
Lees meerSurely the Great Coming of (Huawei-less) 5G will have happened by then The UK government has announced measures to phase out 2G and 3G networks by 2033 ahead of Digital Secretary Nadine Dorries' meeting with US Secretary for Commerce Gina Raimondo.…
Lees meerNew e-ink tablet, too. Open mobiles, tablets and laptops are coming... slowly Open-source-hardware vendor Pine64 has started shipping versions of its upgraded smartphone and new e-ink tablet – but so far, only to developers.…
Lees meerCompute graphs are the way forward Register Debate Welcome to the latest Register Debate in which writers discuss technology topics, and you the reader choose the winning argument. The format is simple: we propose a motion, the arguments for the mo…
Lees meerYeah, right, Chipzilla: we totally believe your line this isn’t a real plan, even though PCI supports it Intel has updated the code it says allows the implementation of “software-defined silicon” (SDSi).…
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