First sat launch from UK soil experienced ‘anomaly’ after entering space but did not deploy payloads Virgin Orbit, the Beardy-Branson-backed outfit that slings satellites into space from a 747, has failed in its first attempt to launch from the UK.…
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Lees meerHigh-spec system is crucial to defending against the latest threats Two of the US government's leading security agencies are building a machine learning-based analytics environment to defend against rapidly evolving threats and create more resilient…
Lees meerSocial media as public nuisance? Seattle may be on to something Another lawsuit accuses Meta, Alphabet and other tech giants of harming kids in the interest of boosting profits. But this one takes it a step further and alleges that by contributing t…
Lees meerSouth Korean authorities warned locals to avoid falling space junk, which probably splashed down harmlessly A defunct weather-monitoring satellite came crashing back to Earth over the weekend, and reentered the atmosphere over the Bering Sea, the US…
Lees meerBMW i4, i7 and iX drivers need a fix BMW is starting off 2023 with a recall of 90 percent of the EVs it sold in the United States in 2022 thanks to battery software that could cause loss of power while driving.…
Lees meerBritish developer uses homegrown scanning tool to check for risks The Python Package Index, or PyPI, continues to surprise and not in a good way.…
Lees meerNSO maintains that it's all legit The US Supreme Court has quashed spyware maker NSO Group's argument that it cannot be held legally responsible for using WhatsApp technology to deploy its Pegasus snoop-ware on users' phones.…
Lees meerThe poles have ice but it's freezing up there, so why not grind gems for cocktails? A study of old data from the Curiosity rover is causing scientists to reassess their belief that Mars' relatively temperate equatorial region is devoid of water. …
Lees meerAmerican ambassador to Japan wants a unified front against the Middle Kingdom US efforts to starve China's semiconductor and tech industry of chips has entered a new phase: pressuring its allies to join its cause.…
Lees meerTime has run out for users of legacy operating systems: will you upgrade or buy a new PC? Changes are imminent for users running legacy versions of Windows operating systems on their machines.…
Lees meerMeasures have been described as an answer to the US CHIPS Act Taiwan has become the latest nation to offer financial incentives to encourage semiconductor manufacturers to invest in facilities and new technologies within its territory, passing extra…
Lees meerModels 3 and Y are up to 24% cheaper than last year, and buyers said to want compensation Tesla owners in China took to the streets in protest this weekend over another round of price cuts they claim means they overpaid for their model Y and 3 vehic…
Lees meerVirgin Orbit set to help UK county put pasty-munching image behind it In what is believed to be the first satellite launch from European soil, a hefty Boeing 747 is set to take to the skies from a regional airport on Cornwall's north coast tonight a…
Lees meerHoly cow! Memorandum of Understanding to give farmers access to 'diagnostic tools' and documentation In what looks like a victory for farmers in the United States, the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has struck a Memorandum of Understanding (…
Lees meerIs that a Google Home in your toilet? CES It wouldn't be CES without the introduction of gadgets that no one asked for.…
Lees meerSettlement 'without admission of liability' followed court challenge to Microsoft mega-deal The UK government agreed to pay Atos £24 million ($29 million) in an out-of-court settlement following a challenge to its decision to award an £854 million (…
Lees meerPM reportedly trying to twist CEO's er, arm The UK government is reported to be trying once again to have the London Stock Exchange play a part in the public offering of chip design company Arm, following delays to the process that are likely to see…
Lees meerPlus: Apple using fake AI voices to help indie publishers release audiobooks In brief OpenAI is building software capable of detecting whether text was generated by its ChatGPT model after New York City education officials announced it was blocking…
Lees meerZhurongs don't make a right and suggest the mission may not have survived winter China’s Zhurong Mars rover may be struggling to emerge from sleep mode, a feat it was expected to accomplish around December 26th.…
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