Pay dispute rumbles on, industrial action scheduled for 29 July and 1 August Some 40,000 BT Group employees are scheduling two days of strike action in protest at what the Communication Workers Union described as a real-term pay cut for staff, given…
Lees meerA portent of the End Times, or simply a smart corporate move? Probably the latter Microsoft has signed up to the open source Eclipse Foundation Jakarta EE and MicroProfile working groups as an Enterprise and Corporate member.…
Lees meerThe venerable Z80 OS is a now hobbyist favourite The company that still owns Digital Research's CP/M operating system has granted a new, more permissive license for the eight-bit OS, making it free for anyone to modify or redistribute.…
Lees meerBluster and hot air do not make for a sustainable space program Dmitry Rogozin has been dismissed from his post as boss of Russian space agency Roscosmos.…
Lees meerFollina was all very exciting, but did you patch CVE-2022-30136? Trend Micro Research has published an anatomy of a Windows remote code execution vulnerability lurking in the Network File System.…
Lees meerWhen the chips are down: Memory device maker the latest to evaluate direction SK hynix is considering a cut in capital expenditure by as much as 25 percent, another sign that recent high demand for semiconductors is tailing off due to inflation amid…
Lees meerChipmaker looks cool next to immersion pros, talks up increased densities Intel has partnered with Green Revolution Cooling (GRC) on a joint whitepaper about liquid immersion cooling. The pair make the case for sustainability, claiming it reduces th…
Lees meerCommissioning pics show spacecraft can peer near as well as far Instruments on the James Webb Space Telescope have turned closer to home to snap images showing the gas giant Jupiter.…
Lees meerTracking bracelet rescinded in some areas after uproar and confusion on who dictated its use Some Beijing residents have lashed out at local COVID measures after they were required to wear electronic monitoring wristbands.…
Lees meerDeath becomes you swiftly but it’s messy making your way back Something for the Weekend Zombies walk among us – until they need a nice sit-down, of course. It can be tiring to be undead. No wonder they drag their feet around and do all that moaning…
Lees meerChipmaker braces for a course correction but remains 'highly confident' in long-term outlook Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has offered guidance adjustments that signal preparations for a market correction despite reporting record…
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Lees meerThird-party software developer blamed for 'improperly storing credentials to our database' The bad news keeps on rolling for British recruitment agency Morgan Hunt amid confirmation it suffered a digital burglary, with intruders making off with the …
Lees meerSlacked off and fed up with Teams? Want to escape the clutches of big tech? Element thinks so The decentralized Matrix network has crashed through the 60 million user mark with user growth rate exceeding 70 percent in 2021, according to the company …
Lees meerPerfect political pantomime Conservative lawmakers in the UK rounded off the week with a war of words over a proposed – and now delayed – internet content law.…
Lees meerWatch out for deadly pinchers after that record-breaking attack The botnet behind the largest-ever HTTPS-based distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attack is now named after a tiny shrimp.…
Lees meerBill bloat blamed, countdown continues, Intel irritable, negotiations necessary The Biden administration has had enough of Congressional delays in authorizing $52 billion in chip manufacturing subsidies, and is bringing the heat to Capitol Hill with…
Lees meerGreat, another thing that's gone endemic Organizations can expect risks associated with Log4j vulnerabilities for "a decade or longer," according to the US Department of Homeland Security.…
Lees meer$1.2b deficit? Yup, that oughta do it Cryptocurrency lender Celsius Network filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday, a month after it froze all transactions, which prevented netizens from withdrawing funds.…
Lees meerLike a lot of us hope to do, Ingenuity goes on summer break The Mars Ingenuity helicopter is to take a breather to recharge its batteries after its latest successful flight a little over a month ago.…
Lees meerAlthough a few caveats might keep Flex from playing well with your legacy fleet Google is ready to breathe new life into legacy devices with the official release of Chrome OS Flex.…
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