CRM slinger's annus horribilis continues as 'father of SSL' departs for VC fund The exodus of senior execs from Salesforce has continued with chief technology officer of security Taher Elgamal using LinkedIn to announce his departure.…
Lees meerAll traffic is equal but some traffic is more equal than others The European Commission could issue draft legislation calling for cloud providers and hyperscalers to offset traffic generated by their services by directly funding telco infrastructure…
Lees meerA $17,000 Xeon chip for less than a third of competing players Analysis After countless delays, Intel's long awaited Sapphire Rapids Xeon Scalable processors are finally here, but who are they for?…
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Lees meerAre flow sensors such a big deal? In any case, MP invokes National Security and Investment Act A UK Member of Parliament has called on government to review the purchase of a Cambridge-based fabless semiconductor biz which turns out to have been take…
Lees meerNovel use of waste heat by UK company – but it's still in trial Heata has developed a novel way to use the waste heat generated by servers: mounting them on domestic hot water tanks to cut energy bills for homeowners.…
Lees meerAre you really saying what I’m hearing? Microsoft researchers are working on a text-to-speech (TTS) model that can mimic a person's voice – complete with emotion and intonation – after a mere three seconds of training.…
Lees meerSecond time this week a satellite-ferrying vehicle has failed ABL Space Systems, a US rocket startup, failed to launch its RS1 payload during the startup's first-ever flight attempt this week.…
Lees meerAnd that’s why aviation authorities don’t allow power banks in checked luggage A passenger's USB power bank caught fire as a plane taxied towards the runway on a flight from Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport to Singapore's Changi Airport on Tuesd…
Lees meerIt's not the anthem – it's the algorithm After several failed attempts to get Google to stop referring people to a protest song when they search for Hong Kong's national anthem, the Special Administrative Region of China has decided to take measures…
Lees meerDigital transformation is still a thing and Japanese giant wants to buy anyone that can do it Japanese tech giant Fujitsu has revealed a plan to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on acquisitions.…
Lees meerCEO of Citrix/TIBCO mashup says company has 'strong foundation' and rolls out the Broadcom playbook of focusing on 'top customers' The Cloud Software Group, the mashup of Citrix and TIBCO, has confirmed it made at least one thousand staff redundant …
Lees meerBut even a short conflict would wreck the economy, which would be bad news for semiconductor supplies Three years from now, hypothetically, China launches an amphibious invasion of Taiwan. It does not go well, according to a top Washington think tan…
Lees meerAround 80 positions moved to another continent, Big Blue stays silent The Register has learned that IBM has shifted the roles of US IBM Systems employees developing AIX over to the Indian office.…
Lees meerLegislation also puts cryptocurrency farms in the crosshairs A law bill introduced in the Oregon state assembly has carbon dioxide emissions from crypto farming operations and datacenters in its sights.…
Lees meerDon't go postal and call it a cyberattack because nobody knows (yet) what knocked out key system Royal Mail confirmed a "cyber incident" has disrupted its ability to send letters and packages abroad, and also caused some delays on post coming into t…
Lees meerStudy warns tool could be used to create fake research papers for paper mills Academics can be fooled into believing bogus scientific abstracts generated by ChatGPT are from real medical papers published in top research journals, according to the la…
Lees meerOpen source org called out for ignoring own code of conduct Natives in Tech, a US-based non-profit organization, has called upon the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) to change its name, out of respect for indigenous American peoples and to live up t…
Lees meerDid a criminally minded robot write this? In part, yes. GPT-3 language models are being abused to do much more than write college essays, according to WithSecure researchers.…
Lees meerNew Budgie and Sway spins, Xfce 4.18, and initial support for Unified Kernel Images A Fedora Project meeting this week is starting to set the shape of the next release, Fedora 38, due in April.…
Lees meerJanuary Patch Tuesday update resolves issue caused by Patch Tuesday update late in '22 Included in the usual tsunami of fixes Microsoft issued this week as part of Patch Tuesday was one that took care of a connectivity problem for applications using…
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