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Just so, so much enthusiasm for Second Life 2.0 right now Microsoft in March will shut down its AltspaceVR outfit as it shifts its virtual reality efforts from catering to ordinary folks to businesses.…
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Lees meerSomeone's got no chill A $700 million research and development facility in Hillsboro, Oregon, is the latest project on Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger's chopping block.…
Lees meerEmbrace, extend ... extinguish, but whom or what this time? Microsoft announced its latest "multi-year, multi-billion dollar" investment into OpenAI on Monday, cementing its position as the startup's exclusive cloud provider.…
Lees meerCEO Ek admits he never stopped to consider whether pandemic boom was temporary Stop us if you've heard this one before: the CEO at a well-known technology company writes a letter to staff, laying off hundreds. Said CEO accepts responsibility for ass…
Lees meerTeachers will hopefully get their hands on the tool in the first half of the year Feature Turnitin, best known for its anti-plagiarism software used by tens of thousands of universities and schools around the world, is building a tool to detect tex…
Lees meer$20b investment in Ohio semiconductor fabs is all go, though Intel looks set to shed over 500 jobs in California following last year's warnings that layoffs were in the pipeline.…
Lees meerThese are the litigation specialists hired to get Musk to acquire the platform Global consultancy Charles River Associates (CRA) has joined the queue of companies claiming Twitter walked away without paying its tab.…
Lees meerFinnish open source biz joins elite in correcting pandemic hiring frenzy The boss of European database-as-a-service upstart Aiven is the latest tech exec to apologize to his workforce for making one in five redundant after recruiting too ambitiously…
Lees meerYou know where they eat, where they sleep, where they live... then figure out how to whack them One of the applications science fiction has found for AI is pest control – sometimes cute, sometimes extremely violent – and the direction of travel sugg…
Lees meerIt is 'never a good sign when Elliott shows up' says analyst of fund manager whose reputation precedes it Activist investor Elliott Management has taken a multi-billion dollar stake in Salesforce, which has disappointed markets with its recent growt…
Lees meerAdapt or die Microsoft's move last year to block macros by default in Office applications is forcing miscreants to find other tools with which to launch cyberattacks, including the software vendor's LNK files – the shortcuts Windows uses to point to…
Lees meerYeah, we know: cost alone won't lead to success. But it may be hiring, unlike certain other tech giants The server virtualization market has a new/old player that wants to make waves with keen pricing and a plan to improve its tech: XenServer.…
Lees meerNew system 'commercially sensitive' but set to go live in October Leeds City Council is keeping the replacement of its Oracle finance system secret after deciding to abandon plans for a £44 million ($54 million) ERP system to support finance, HR and…
Lees meerR&D tax relief campaign snares companies claiming in good faith Exclusive Software firms and other companies developing innovative code have been accused of fraud and had tax relief payments stopped as a result of a broad-based campaign executed by…
Lees meerTo avoid cloudy judgement, heed the weather forecast Opinion Simple sums can pack a punch. When the CTO of 37Signals got his $3 million cloud bill for 2022, and after the red mist had cleared, he sharpened his pencil to see if that was kosher.…
Lees meerThis is what happens when database field names are changed without proper documentation Who, Me? Ah, gentle readerfolk, welcome once again to Who, Me? in which Reg readers much like yourselves regale us weekly with tales of technical disasters of t…
Lees meerYou will soon know more about what your PC lockscreen is showing you Microsoft is working on new looks for the Windows Spotlight feature and redesigns for the graphics settings page as part of its latest Windows 11 Preview build.…
Lees meerVirginia welcomes $35 billion investment plan with $140 million grant to help things along Amazon Web Services will invest $35 billion in Virginia by the year 2040, expanding its presence in the state that houses its infamously flaky US-EAST-1 regio…
Lees meerVast and unpleasant – for Google – changes to the Android ecosystem remain a possibility Google has lost a court bid to avoid payment of fines levied on it by India's Competition Commission, and massive changes to the way it does business in India.…
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