Here on Earth, we bury our problems and simulate our way out of them later Over the course of four decades, global carbon dioxide emissions increased by 90 percent and it goes without saying, especially this summer week, that the impact is keenly fe…
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Lees meerAnd who's listening to those MP3s instead of me? Something for the Weekend Billy Idol has run off with Madonna. That's the third time this year and it's getting annoying.…
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Lees meerLevy and Robinson are at it again Comment Two notorious characters from the British security services have published a paper that once again suggests breaking end-to-end encryption would be a good thing for society. …
Lees meerThe alternative is a paid subscription service. What’s the bet it’s more expensive than the current offering? Microsoft has announced it will “sunset” the Windows Information Protection data leak prevention offering baked into its client operating s…
Lees meerNational Security and Investment Act used to prevent export felt to have nasty defense implications The Government of the United Kingdom has used a national security law to block the licensing of locally-developed technology to a foreign entity, pre…
Lees meerProposed working group would see Moscow's miltech conglomerate Rostec operate in Tehran Iran's Communications Ministry joined in a pledge with Russian state-owned defence and technology conglomerate Rostec to explore future collaboration in e-govern…
Lees meerBillion-dollar fine for eight billion items lifted from clipboards, 107 million facial recognition files … and more The Cyberspace Administration of China has fined ride-sharing company DiDi global ¥8.026 billion ($1.2 billion) for more than 64 bill…
Lees meerWhen the next cloud datacenter fails, will your software go with it? Interview In the wake of Google and Oracle's UK datacenter meltdowns earlier this week, many users undoubtably discovered that deploying their apps in the cloud doesn't automatica…
Lees meerExec, his brother, and a pal raked in $1.5m in illicit gains, Feds claim A now-former Coinbase manager, his brother, and a friend were today charged with wire fraud conspiracy and wire fraud in connection with the first-ever cryptocurrency insider t…
Lees meerIt now owns your store, your doctor, and your shopping history. What's next? Amazon is acquiring One Medical, a company operating a chain of primary care clinics, for $3.9 billion in an all-cash deal, as it ramps up efforts to expand its consumer he…
Lees meerPlus Mandiant, Cisco Talos uncover digital espionage US Cyber Command has disclosed 20 new strains of malware among the numerous software nasties and cyberattacks being used against Ukrainian targets over the last few months.…
Lees meerADPPA doesn't make everyone happy, particularly California America took a step closer to getting a federal privacy law: a bill proposing just the thing is headed to the House of Representatives to debate after clearing an early hurdle. …
Lees meerStark warning of a 'deep and immediate recession' if China takes over Taiwan controls most of the world's chip manufacturing capacity, and that worries US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo.…
Lees meerComputer giant's Project Sputnik extends to the 2022 model series Dell's latest XPS 13 ultrabook is now certified for version 22.04 of Ubuntu's operating system.…
Lees meerHow can you have these worries as a software business? Just ask Cisco Machine automation specialist ABB is hoping supply chain disruption may have peaked and is forecasting a smoother ride from hereon in.…
Lees meerSpying allegations around Chinese comms giant refuse to go away The Biden administration has quietly probed Huawei over fears cell towers outfitted with its hardware could be spying on US military bases and missile silos. …
Lees meerSticker shock: Russia, Belarus withdraw to cost it more than initially thought. SAP is downgrading its outlook for the current financial year, saying its decision to withdraw from both Russia and Belarus following the conflict in Ukraine is going to…
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