Where we're going, we don't need efficiency cores. But we may need 1.21 jiggawatts Analysis At this week's launch of Intel's 13th-gen Core series, it appears staff accidentally left out on display a wafer of previously undisclosed 34-core Raptor La…
Lees meerCurb your enthusiasm – coal-fired power went up too In a global first, wind and solar energy combined to generate more than 10 percent of the world's electricity in 2021 yet coal-fired power plant emissions jumped to new highs in the same period too…
Lees meerAn internet advertiser as your service provider – what could go wrong? Google is planning to offer much faster broadband speeds in the US areas where it operates its fiber networks, all the way to 100Gbps.…
Lees meerPlus RHEL has fresh release goodies out too Red Hat has released betas of RHEL 8.7 and 9.1 while its parent company IBM is offering Linux mainframe instances in the cloud, although only in some regions.…
Lees meerOffice Insider? You might want to check refreshed email client Microsoft has a preview out for its "Unified" Outlook for Windows app for all users on its Office Insider program, and said it will be available for those on the Windows Insider program …
Lees meerVMware, Mandiant track back operators, finding ties to China Emerging covert malware families that target VMware environments could allow criminals to gain persistent administrative access to the hypervisor, transfer files, and execute arbitrary com…
Lees meerProject with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries marks shift in policy since Fukushima disaster over a decade ago Japan is about to change course on energy policy following the Fukushima disaster in 2011 with a focus on developing safer nuclear reactors.…
Lees meerIP director claims he was skipped over for merit-based retention bonus because of the retention part A 67-year-old director in Apple's Intellectual Property Enforcement unit is suing the company for age discrimination, alleging Apple unfairly took a…
Lees meerDemocratizing IT? The next biggest 3 in region are also US headquartered giants Six US titans are ruling the European cloud market, with AWS, Microsoft, and Google alone accounting for almost three-quarters of customers'spending in the region.…
Lees meerGovernment fritters away homegrown technologies and has no strategy to lessen reliance on other countries Arm and Acorn co-founder Hermann Hauser says the UK has "no chance in hell" of being technologically self-reliant, stressing the need for Europ…
Lees meerPutting it there means service can accommodate 'unique hosting requirements' Quantum startup Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC) claims it is set to deploy a quantum system in Cyxtera's Reading datacenter in the UK, with a view to making it available for …
Lees meerPeter Mattis on starting a multibillion-dollar company as serverless database hits GA Interview Cockroach Labs released the serverless version of its eponymous database for general availability last week. The Register took the opportunity to catch …
Lees meerImagine the lawyer infomercials – Did a computer hurt you? Call (30) 555 1234... The European Commission put forward rules on Wednesday aimed at making it easier for Europeans to sue companies for damage caused by AI technologies going awry.…
Lees meerYou wouldn't make this the butt of any jokes, right? Video Inspired by plants and fungi, scientists have devised a method to help so-called soft robots travel along tricky pathways by growing as they move.…
Lees meerVideo confs to add multi-sensory interaction and by 2040 maybe even brain/machine interfaces Chinese gaming and web giant Tencent has shared its vision of the techno-future, predicting "immersive convergence" is the coming thing.…
Lees meerClaims kids unwittingly click up huge bills in games, only for their cash to fly offshore India's foreign exchange regulator, the Directorate of Enforcement, has investigated Singapore-based Coda Payments in connection with an ongoing operation rela…
Lees meerRussia, China believe in more national control, maybe baked into standards. Resistance is fierce Every four years, the United Nations' International Telecommunications Union (ITU) stages a Plenipotentiary Conference at which member states decide how…
Lees meerIronic that an ML lab with so many accelerators is such a slowpoke OpenAI on Wednesday made DALL-E, its cloud service for generating images from text prompts, available to the public without any waitlist. But the crowd that had gathered outside its …
Lees meerAwoooogah – this is your one-year warning to switch over, enterprises Microsoft next month will start phasing out Client Access Rules (CARs) in Exchange Online – and will do away with this means for controlling access altogether within a year.…
Lees meerYou take the green pill, you'll spend six hours in a 'don't roll your own crypto' debate Four security researchers have identified five cryptographic vulnerabilities in code libraries that can be exploited to undermine Matrix client software. This i…
Lees meerOr so Akamai is dying to tell us Akamai reckons that, in the first half of 2022 alone, it flagged nearly 79 million newly observed domains (NODs) as malicious.…
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