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Too many small fish in the pond mean the bigger ones are about to enjoy a feeding frenzy Resesarch on UK gigabit broadband investment toasts alternative network providers' efforts to build infrastructure, but warns that the number of them has now be…
Lees meerHeadcount in subcontinent quadruples in 3 years thanks to CFO's 'measured approach' to recruitment Salesforce is set to hire 2,500 staff in India – bringing the number in the subcontinent to 10,000 – weeks after it slowed hiring in the US.…
Lees meerThe other open-source productivity suite gets a version bump The latest point-release of Onlyoffice, a free Microsoft Office-compatible suite, is here with multiple small improvements and better support for Asian and African writing systems.…
Lees meerReport finds increase in anonymous vuln reports The number of vulnerability reports provided by Chinese information security researchers has fallen sharply, according to research by think tank The Atlantic Council, which also found a strangely comme…
Lees meerArgue tough economy means everyone needs to pay for the internet's growth – especially those who use it most The European Telecommunications Network Operators' Association (ETNO) has again called for big technology companies – and especially video s…
Lees meerIncluding assistance for the kind of companies the US is keen to contain Microsoft has celebrated the 30th anniversary of its operations in China with promises to hire more locals and encourage exports.…
Lees meerTask failed successfully Video A spacecraft smashed head-on into a 170-metre-wide asteroid named Dimorphos on Monday in a first-of-its-kind experiment demonstrating how we could one day potentially divert a hazardous object on a collision course wi…
Lees meer'Cruise AV automated driving system is still under development' is putting it politely after vehicles block roads Analysis Two San Francisco transit agencies have asked the US National Highway Transportation Safety Administration to check the safet…
Lees meerYeah, and about how it got that data on 20 million people for that research... A study of 20 million LinkedIn users over five years has raised a few eyebrows as it involved quietly analyzing people's connection suggestions to see how that would refl…
Lees meerWe're pulling in billions, let me check down the back of the sofa TikTok faces a £27 million fine ($29 million ... for the moment, at least) following a British government investigation that found the Chinese media giant may have breached UK data pr…
Lees meerHe always wanted to fight in the military – are his draft papers on the way? Edward Snowden, the former NSA contractor and self-described whistleblower, has been granted Russian citizenship.…
Lees meerGovernment may foot up to 40% of the bill for a fab that runs on time As Intel looks to expand its rebooted foundry empire, the x86 giant's next chip plant may be an advanced packaging facility in the northern Italy.…
Lees meerIt'll reduce emissions a bunch, but stress the grid even more First it came for internal combustion engines, and now the California Air Resources Board (CARB) is proposing a phase out of natural gas water heaters and furnaces – another first among U…
Lees meerFounder of firm at center of fraud claims he's 'not running' right now. Ditched the Fitbit, have you? Korean prosecutors say they have obtained an international wanted persons notice from Interpol to help them find Terraform Labs crypto exec Kwon Do…
Lees meerFrom small town in North Dakota with a crime problem to file-scrambling nasty Organizations are being warned about a wave of attacks targeting Microsoft SQL Server with ransomware known as Fargo, which encrypts files and threatens victims that their…
Lees meerBAE Systems, Malloy Aeronautics team on UK's Brimstone II precision missile work A UK-designed missile being used extensively by Ukrainian forces is getting a new delivery method: A giant quadcopter drone able to carry 300kg (661 lbs) while maintain…
Lees meerNot all investors happy that suits get more time to earn significant stock-option awards Not all execs are created equal and those of the Oracle variety remain among the highest paid due to an extension to performance-based stock options that gives …
Lees meerNice sentiment considering power-hungry components, but it's not a lot of cash in DC terms The US Department of Energy is stumping up $42 million in funding for projects to reduce the amount of energy used for cooling in datacenters as part of the g…
Lees meerAgency watching forecast before making decision to rollback the SLS, but not doing so would be risky Rocket fans will have to stow the popcorn once again because NASA's rescheduled launch of Artemis I this week has been stood down.…
Lees meerWith censorship looming, US wants to bring internet, communications companies into fray The US Treasury announced last Friday it was issuing a General License that provides some exemptions to Iran sanctions for internet and communication services in…
Lees meerMozilla may seem like it has forgotten, but this is the most customizable browser going There are tons of choices in web browsers, and we're not going to try to persuade you that any particular one is the best. However, Chrome's ever-climbing market…
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