'Even though Starlink is still losing money & other companies are getting billions of taxpayer $' One problem of dealing with a prolifically tweeting billionaire is that the subjects of those mind burps can have the rug pulled from beneath them.…
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Lees meerAlso, Senator Warren says banks need to grow the Zelle up, an AirTag does some good – if you’re a Democrat, and more In brief Advanced persistent threat group (APT) Budworm has shifted targets after hitting the Middle East, Europe and Asia, and was…
Lees meerLatest U-turn follows a series of clown-car maneuvers that spooked financial markets The UK government has reversed its decision to axe IR35 tax reforms — announced little more than three weeks ago — following a volatile market reaction to its plann…
Lees meerSpare a thought for the techies hauling on-prem mega-platform of one of world's biggest mobile companies to the fluffy stuff Vodafone has announced it is migrating its SAP S/4HANA ERP platform from a on-premises installation to Google Cloud.…
Lees meerHome Office and emergency services appear to be locked in with monopoly provider, market watchdog says The UK's competition watchdog is proposing price controls on Motorola's role in running a controversial communications network for emergency servi…
Lees meerDiversification much? Datacenter energy arm part of larger $50m+ battery test center, electric vehicle lab Castrol – the oil lubrication company – is planning to build development and test facilities for datacenter immersion cooling technology at it…
Lees meerJam today, jam tomorrow? Opinion On October 7, Ukrainian soldiers fighting on the front line reported outages on the Starlink satellite internet service. The outages were most notable in the southern Kherson region, where the most intense fighting …
Lees meerLocal outlet claims to have insider docs that prove takedown powers. Meta says they're fake. And around and around they go Meta's complex relationship with India's citizens and government is again in the spotlight after allegations it rolled out the…
Lees meerRelease candidate one for Linux 6.1 has appeared Linux kernel boss Linus Torvalds has released the first release candidate for version 6.1 of the project and added an appeal for developers to make his life easier by adding code earlier in the develo…
Lees meerThis wasn't WarGames – it was far more serious Who, Me? The working week is upon us again, so what better way to mark it than with another of The Reg's weekly tales of readers getting away with it after perhaps not having done their very best work.…
Lees meerAzure Stack HCI and Azure Kubernetes Service can be free for Windows Server customers. Microsoft hopes that price will encourage you to stick around Microsoft last week extended its Azure Hybrid Benefit to some on-prem workloads.…
Lees meerPeople reveal passwords if you ask nicely, so AI panic is overblown Panic over the risk of deepfake scams is completely overblown, according to a senior security adviser for UK-based infosec company Sophos.…
Lees meerSub-par disaster recovery plans leave Naver and Kakao with savage service interruptions South Korea's two largest domestic internet companies, Naver and Kakao, have experienced significant service interruptions after the datacenter that hosts much o…
Lees meerSamsung and TSMC hit with chip tech patent suit; Ant Group's DB hits AWS; PayPal drops Hong Kong rights group; and more Asia In Brief Chinese president Xi Jinping has opened the 20th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party with a call for the natio…
Lees meerPlus: Listen to Fake Joe Rogan interviewing Bogus Steve Jobs in bizarre podcast episode In brief A freaky-looking humanoid robot wearing dungarees and named Ai-Da became the first machine to speak at a House of Lords committee hearing on AI art thi…
Lees meerWomen who do join get paid and promoted less, leave faster. What can be done to stop that? Feature The infosec industry remains mostly a boys club. And while there are some indications that it's becoming more diverse, bringing women into the room c…
Lees meerHow software can help some grieve, perturb others Feature Death is inescapable. Everyone experiences grief at some point in their lives, whether it's when a relative, friend, or pet passes away.…
Lees meerNever mind, still plenty of time to that 2023 orbital test Scottish space startup Skyrora's first attempt to launch its Skylark L rocket ended in failure after it unexpectedly came crashing down into the Norwegian sea.…
Lees meerToo young to drive, old enough to bribe AT&T staff, apparently A man who lost $24 million in cryptocurrency in an elaborate SIM swapping scam has won a multi-million-dollar judgment against the thief, who was 15 at the time of the hustle.…
Lees meerNothing like medical orders routed into /dev/null The US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) this week announced it is delaying pending deployments of the Oracle Cerner electronic health record (EHR) system until June 2023 because of ongoing problem…
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