Probing last week's ASA and Firepower flaws found another DDOS to deter Cisco's again asked owners of Adaptive Security Appliances or Firepower Threat Defense Software to patch, after it turned up a new DDOS problem that last patches didn't address.…
Lees meerRefreshes SMB-sized deduping backup-to-disk box Down in the Dell there is a new Data Domain box – a smallish, entry-level one – the DD3300.…
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Lees meerData wrangler seeks injunctions for 'breaches of duty' Hortonworks is suing a former sales manager accused of taking contracts for himself and his next employer, according to court documents seen by The Register.…
Lees meerHow'd data leave country? Yep, control-V'd into a rando app the user set up Once upon a time, you’d go into the office, do your work during the day at your desk, then leave everything behind and go home. Well, end users would - IT workers have been …
Lees meerFibre, schmibre: existing cable TV networks edge closer to symmetric 10 Gbps capabilities US standards outfit CableLabs has added another piece to the Full Duplex DOCSIS 3.1 jigsaw, with the release of the key MAC layer specification for the standar…
Lees meerStop us if you've heard this one before: Two ISPs mull tie-up Brit-based comms colossus Vodafone is mulling snapping up wedges of European networks owned by American telecoms giant Liberty Global.…
Lees meerSEC doc follows IPO, reverse-merge rumors Tech titan Dell has confirmed in paperwork submitted to America's financial watchdog that it is mulling returning to the stock market as a public company, combining with its subsidiary VMware, or, er, doing …
Lees meerRight outta the Big Blue IBM's on-premises Cloud Object Storage has come out on top in Gartner's latest industry rankings.…
Lees meerNo economies of scale = piss-poor adoption Analysis The prospects of XPoint and other persistent memory technologies becoming a standard part of servers' design is being held up because the darn stuff costs too much, an analyst has said.…
Lees meerWe don't need oblong boxes designed for round disks any more Interview Intel and Samsung have introduced "ruler" format SSDs, longer than the standard 2.5-inch drive format, and with higher capacities. However, adoption has been slow. Supermicro is…
Lees meerThe truth is out there but you'll never find it Something for the Weekend, Sir? You can find anything on the internet apart from the specific thing you're looking for.…
Lees meerStill made a huge profit in 2017 Google-parent Alphabet suffered a $3bn loss of the final quarter of 2017 after handing over $9.9bn to Uncle Sam due changes in the US tax system.…
Lees meerAWS continues to rake in billions, too Amazon.com said its Q4 2017 net sales reached $60.5bn, an increase of 38 per cent from the $43.7bn reported by the tech giant during the same period a year earlier.…
Lees meerFunny story – Verizon didn't care until they were told other ISPs might do it The US state of New York has unveiled a massive new project to provide broadband for virtually all of its residents.…
Lees meerFlash flinger does a Kaminario NVMe-over-Fabrics all-flash array shipper E8 is selling its software separately to be run on certified hardware from Dell, HPE and Lenovo.…
Lees meerPricing out the IOPS What really matters in choosing an all-flash array is a wider view of performance and price than a simple look at I/Os per second (IOPS). Handily, this information is available in the Storage Performance Council (SPC) benchmarks…
Lees meerStorage 'n' servers flat, PCs & tabs OK but mobes, base stations fall Fujitsu's revenues have been hit by weak mobile phones and base station sales. Servers and storage were flat while PC sales rose a little.…
Lees meerBeginning of the end for copper? BT's Openreach has unveiled plans to connect three million premises to full fibre by 2020, up 50 per cent on its previous goal.…
Lees meerInvestors give shares a bumpy ride... and settle on no change in after-hours trading US chip designer Qualcomm on Wednesday reported $6.1bn flat-growth revenues for its first fiscal quarter of 2018, which ended on December 24, 2017.…
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