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British government wants to boost innovation but lawyers warn of risk to adequacy ruling Browsers will need to satisfy two different data regimes in Europe under UK legislation proposed to replace EU laws.…
Lees meerThis will be the x86 giant's first major foundry customer Intel will manufacture chips for Taiwanese chip designer MediaTek, making the latter the first major silicon customer for Intel's revitalized contract chip manufacturing business.…
Lees meerOr: How to give 1,000 workers an extended lunchbreak Who, Me? A warning in this week's edition of Who, Me? concerning the overuse of messaging and the dangers of a careless character or two. Or three.…
Lees meerBut don't get all 'Rise of the Machines' on this one – Russian media says the 'bot has played for years without problems A Russian chess robot has broken the finger of a child.…
Lees meerBusiness is good at TCS, Wipro, Infosys and HCL – but margin pressure and staff attrition are big problems India's big four outsourcers are worried about rising labor costs and their impact on profits, according to their most recent quarterly financ…
Lees meerWe currently make muons at CERN, so this is quite the miniaturization job The United States Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has initiated a program it hopes will create a portable muon generator.…
Lees meerProbes to see if Facebook and Insta could operate with less info than required by revised legalese South Korean authorities have taken issue with Facebook and Instagram's new terms and conditions, which come into effect on Tuesday, July 26.…
Lees meerPlus: Amazon and Alibaba risk Indonesia ban; Pegasus in Thailand; South Korea's semiconductor education surge; and more Asia In Brief Microsoft has ordered a review of its resilience regime for its Microsoft365 service after finding an outage to it…
Lees meerPlus: How writers are using AI tools to help them write fiction more quickly In brief Google has reportedly fired Blake Lemoine, the engineer who was placed on administrative leave after insisting the web giant's LaMDA chatbot was sentient.…
Lees meerIt costs relatively next to nothing to hire devs on the other side of the planet Wondering where software developers are – or aren't – earning top dollar? Just look at a list of the leading outsourcers and their most popular outsourcing destinations…
Lees meerJust as NASA urged to reuse Musk hardware no more than five times A SpaceX flight sending the next bunch of astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) has been pushed back a few weeks after the Falcon 9 rocket to be used for the journey was…
Lees meerCon man blew victims' cash on antiques, artwork, other riches A crook who created a business called My Big Coin to cheat victims out of more than $6 million has been found guilty by a jury.…
Lees meerLiquidity scams cost victims more than $70m, agents say The FBI has warned cryptocurrency owners and would-be owners about a scam involving phony liquidity mining that the bureau says has cost victims more than $70 million in combined losses since 2…
Lees meerBlockade against web-sourced VBA scripts is back on by default Microsoft is shutting the door on a couple of routes cybercriminals have used to attack users and networks.…
Lees meerNo, we're not reverting to steam power; lignin just makes great cathodes A Swedish-Finnish commercial partnership could be the first step toward commercially viable wood-derived batteries for electric vehicles.…
Lees meerCEO claims 60 percent of deployments are new buyers. It may all depend on how you define deployment In a week when SAP lowered its profit outlook due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, one analyst firm highlighted “deeper issues” with the global ERP v…
Lees meerClinical systems 10 years old, new software due to go live next year Doctors at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, one of the UK's largest healthcare organizations, were this week left unable to access patient records and forced to cancel ap…
Lees meerFoiled again, Team America Chinese semiconductor giant SMIC has reportedly been manufacturing 7-nanometer chips since last year, the best sign yet that China has found a way to develop advanced components despite US efforts to curb the country's hom…
Lees meerDell certifies certain models for Linux, but if yours isn't, all is not lost Some of the changes in modern kit, especially portables, seem to be intentionally obstructive to Linux users however you can mostly work around them.…
Lees meerUS datacenter demand holding up, floundering in China. Consumers? 'Spending money on other things' Seagate's share price plunged this morning on the back of a lower than expected financial forecast that signals more cautious tech spending amid buyer…
Lees meerWhat to buy your favorite misanthrope: booze, choc, sports tickets or fewer stupid users? Tell us, please tell us All Mariah Carey wanted for Christmas was you. Freddie Mercury and Queen wanted a lot more. All in fact. But what will the league of sy…
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