Everyone cool with us plonking down a massive warehouse here? No? Oh well Exclusive Intel is being taken to court in Massachusetts over its proposals to build a distribution and logistics warehouse on the site of its defunct R&D offices and chip fa…
Lees meerDon't want to see ads during your trip? Sorry, no app for that Uber has announced the creation of an advertising division dedicated to helping brands "connect with consumers throughout the entire ride process." That's right. The entire ride.…
Lees meerRemember, remember, the Microsoft trackers DuckDuckGo's macOS browser has entered public beta, opening the privacy-centric browser to anyone on a Mac or MacBook willing to give it a go. …
Lees meerDid we say donate? We meant submit. Megacorp swiftly KOs former blog title Google has offered its tool for pure Go Kubernetes containers to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) ... and may have thought it was a done deal.…
Lees meerWhat did you expect, HoloLens-ready Minesweeper and new skins for Calculator? Microsoft is rolling out the only feature updates this year for Windows 10, with the IT giant describing it as a "scoped and streamlined" effort with a strong focus on sec…
Lees meerVerdict in for trial where promo vid showed gravity rather than batteries or fuel cells keeping electric truck moving A federal jury has found the founder of eco-truck outfit Nikola, Trevor Milton, guilty of deceiving investors with exaggerated clai…
Lees meerOh c'mon! Was it too much to expect Skynet? SpaceX's in-flight internet service for airplanes now has a name – Starlink Aviation.…
Lees meerOh snap. It's not going to work with existing passive cables if they're longer than a meter A new generation of Thunderbolt interconnect technology is coming, with Intel promising data speeds up to 120Gbit/sec when it ships.…
Lees meerOK, boomer – how do I turn off cookies? It's just as you suspected: your Gen Z and millennial coworkers just aren't taking cybersecurity at work seriously enough. …
Lees meerBig Red rolls out DB document handling, white-label cloud package – but customers warned to check out terms of service first Oracle CloudWorld Oracle's vision for the coming year is to start putting the same tools it uses internally into the hands …
Lees meerSuffice to say things got a little awkward Cyber-diplomats from around the world say they want the internet to be safe, secure, and free of interference. Of course, they believe it's the fault of other nations that the internet is not safe, secure o…
Lees meerTech dept still wearing halo from saving companies in lockdown... plus cloud committers 'can't cut that spending' Despite the abundance of geopolitical uncertainty and darkening economic clouds, global IT spending is projected to hit $4.6 trillion i…
Lees meerOrca Security disclosed the bug, and older versions remain vulnerable A proof-of-concept exploit has been published detailing a spoofing vulnerability in Microsoft Azure Service Fabric. The flaw allows attackers to gain full administrator permission…
Lees meerIf you need even more speed, Nvidia and Broadcom have silicon twice as fast Cisco this week unveiled one of its highest performance and lowest form factor switches yet – a diminutive 1RU pizza box packed with 32 800Gbit/sec ports – at the Open Compu…
Lees meerAI-driven coding tool might generate other people's code – who knew? Well, Redmond, for one Special report GitHub Copilot – a programming auto-suggestion tool trained from public source code on the internet – has been caught generating what appears…
Lees meer"Serverless" microVMs further blur the line between containers and virtual machines The FreeBSD developer who brought FreeBSD to Amazon EC² has now got it working on the company's lightweight Firecracker hypervisor.…
Lees meerInflation and energy prices force consumers to prioritize household bills over shiny electronic devices The bad news juggernaut just keeps on rolling for devices maker, with global smartphone shipments for calendar Q3 falling to their lowest quarter…
Lees meerBoss says it was 'stealing' – but what do you think? Poll A boss lit a small fire under LinkedIn when he posted that his company had sacked two recently hired engineers for continuing to work a full-time job at another company.…
Lees meerInvolvement with lobby group that welcomed Putin's pals presses buttons Germany's government has stood down the president of its Federal Office for Information Security, Arne Schönbohm, over his links to Russia.…
Lees meerOr maybe we've just lost our appetite. Either way, lead times are very slowly on the mend It's not your imagination – it really is getting easier to find critical semiconductors.…
Lees meerAlmost, but not quite, that moment of Big Tech accountability you've been waiting for One of the CEOs of South Korean super-app Kakao has resigned in the wake of the data centre fire that disrupted it and other web giants.…
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