Log4j being the main driver, this data science poll claims About 40 percent of industry professionals say their organizations have reduced their usage of open source software due to concerns about security, according to a survey conducted by data sc…
Lees meerAs Patreon ditches nearly a fifth of its workforce Twilio has announced a restructuring effort that will end in an 11 percent cut of its workforce. …
Lees meer'Cloud connectivity' hits different this time Microsoft has announced some movement within its two-year-old Azure Space program, which as the name suggests aims to offer cloud services to satellite operators.…
Lees meerUnderstanding solar switchbacks is key to understanding solar winds, and scientists think they've got it Our star harbors one less scientific mystery thanks to data from the Solar Orbiter probe showing how "solar switchbacks" that cause the Sun's ma…
Lees meerText Editor replaces GEdit for starters, though it's still very early days The beta version of Red hat's Fedora 37 is available for download – but it's still far from finished.…
Lees meerCould it be third time lucky? The odds are not in space agency's favor NASA has once again pushed back the launch of the Artemis I mission to send the SLS rocket and Orion capsule beyond the Moon.…
Lees meerTo stay under threshold of 1.5°C of warming, the world needs to work seven times harder, says the UN's WMO The world quickly undid emissions reductions that were an unintended perk of the COVID-19 pandemic, leading a multi-organizational UN group to…
Lees meerTrump wanted a wall, Biden wants batteries The US and Mexico are reportedly joining forces on supply chains for electric vehicle production in a mutual aid pact.…
Lees meerSearch giant’s appeal lands flat as fine imposed for anticompetitive practice in Android search The European General Court has imposed a €4.125 billion (about $4.13 billion) fine on Google, largely upholding an earlier ruling on the ad-tech giant's …
Lees meer100k staffers and their beneficiaries to be looked after by Prudential Insurance, Metropolitan Life Insurance IBM will book a one-off non-cash pre-tax pension settlement charge of $5.9 billion in its calendar Q3 after handing pension duties to two l…
Lees meerThe internal traffic-filtering tool can be used for much more than firewalls Linux Plumbers Conference The Linux Plumbers Conference in Dublin ends today and some of the talks have revealed interesting new uses for the eBPF functionality.…
Lees meerBoth search giant and Facebook parent claim they play by the rules, will challenge decision South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) has issued two large fines for privacy violations: a $50 million penalty for Google and $22 m…
Lees meerCompetes with the A320 and 737, which Airbus and Boeing can't build quickly enough to satisfy demand Two recent flights of the China's domestically made single-aisle passenger jet, the C919, have lent credence to rumors that the nation's aviation au…
Lees meerLegal cases in Europe claim anticompetitive conduct, which Google denies Google owner Alphabet could face claims of up to €25 billion ($25.4 billion) in a case alleging anticompetitive conduct in relation to ad tech in Europe.…
Lees meerThere are beautiful, undisturbed places in the world. You do not have to catch 'em all Social media has made it easy to create large communities and to communicate with them instantly. The downside is that when those communities cross over into the …
Lees meerIt works for the FOSS community, but Red Hat's version adds an 'office vibe' and desk-free ‘neighborhoods’ IBM's FOSS unit, Red Hat, has revealed its staff don't need to come back to the office – ever. But if they do, they'll find collaborative "nei…
Lees meer'Lonsdaleite' is even harder than normal diamonds and its genesis shows how we might make more A rare type of diamond that's even stronger than the usual form of the crystal was created when a large asteroid smashed into an ancient dwarf planet 4.5 …
Lees meerUSA told to sort itself out in 5G, AI, and microelectronics by 2025 – or things could get mighty grim US think tank the Special Competitive Studies Project, a private spinout from the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence, has warn…
Lees meervCenter Converter will make a comeback VMware has quietly announced a beta of vCenter Converter – a tool it withdrew earlier this year over security concerns.…
Lees meerAt 130nm, we'll take it NIST has decided, with participating colleges, to design open source chips to help lower the barrier for those hoping to get into the world of semiconductors.…
Lees meerCriminals continue to target some of the most vulnerable Two recent ransomware attacks against healthcare systems indicate cybercriminals continue to put medical clinics and hospitals firmly in their crosshairs.…
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