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Datacenter operator with $2.3b value said to be discussing options a year after SPAC merger Datacenter operator Cyxtera is considering putting itself up for sale, according to reports.…
Lees meerWant that thing, but in a different color, and don't know the name? Multisearch has your back Google's latest feature is making its Lens visual search tool mingle with text for image searches for those difficult-to-describe vague queries.…
Lees meerPressure on Congress to submit the America COMPETES Act ASAP The Biden administration wants the $52 billion CHIPS Act passed without delay, according to a classified briefing between senior officials and a bipartisan group of Congressional represent…
Lees meerFintech provider flaw could have hit dozens of U.S. banks, says Salt Security Salt Security spotted a vulnerability in a large fintech company's digital platform that would have granted attackers admin access to banking systems in addition to allowi…
Lees meerImproved defenses give organizations more room to negotiate but won't protect from lawsuits, says law firm An increased willingness on the part of enterprises to invest in cybersecurity may finally be starting to make a difference, according to US l…
Lees meerMotion calls for repairability ratings and expected lifetime of products European lawmakers are voting in plenary on a Right to Repair resolution today amid calls for the initiative to go even further.…
Lees meerEven notoriously tech averse stock market gambler can't resist piece of pandemic-boosted PC extravaganza Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has taken up a double-digit stake in PC and print biz HP Inc's stock worth about $4.2 billion, a move that s…
Lees meer30-year-old software that first introduced Windows Registry and killed Real Mode Time flies whether you're having fun or simply trying to work out which Registry change left your system hopelessly borked, and before you know it, Windows 3.1 is turni…
Lees meerSemiconductor Alliance wants US R&D billions to be dished out fairly, broadly, objectively A newly formed group is calling for the US to ensure efforts and public funding to boost the nation's domestic semiconductor industry benefits a broad family …
Lees meerNo actual users harmed yet as dept tests safety of pushing water, telecoms services in single pipeline Parts of South Yorkshire are to get fiber broadband run through mains water pipes in a two-year trial to evaluate the viability of the technology …
Lees meerOptional update should apply to all users, says Vivaldi boss Microsoft's one-click default browser change under Windows 11 is being met with raised eyebrows from its browser rivals.…
Lees meerCicada's months-long global espionage campaign marks an expansion of team's capabilities A China-backed crew is said to be running a global espionage campaign against governments, religious groups, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) by, in so…
Lees meerCompany cites data security and privacy as reasons for cleaning house Outdated apps will no longer be accessible on Androids that are either new or updated to the latest software starting November 1, thanks to a Google policy that was announced Wedn…
Lees meerFrom serverless to server, yes! Cado Security says it has discovered a strain of malware specifically designed to run in AWS Lambda serverless environments and mine cryptocurrency.…
Lees meerIt paints, it edits, it potentially misleads people with faked pictures OpenAI has provided its latest caption-to-image-generation model, dubbed DALL·E 2, to select users to test before it potentially opens up the technology for wider use. …
Lees meerMeanwhile changes the name of its major customer-facing event – probably a coincidence VMware has revealed more critical bugs that impact five of its products, including the Cloud Foundation bundle it advances as the ideal way to build a hybrid mult…
Lees meerForeign nationals who earn STEM PhDs stateside mostly stick around Most foreign nationals who earn STEM PhDs in the United States remain in the country many years after graduating, with the highest numbers among Chinese and Indian graduates, accordi…
Lees meerInventors assemble: forms supergroup comprising 'Father of the Pentium', HCL co-founder, and former Global Foundries CEO to boost silicon industry India's attempts to turn itself into a global electronics manufacturing powerhouse appear to have stal…
Lees meerWe talk to CEO about projectile-based implosion design British outfit First Light Fusion claims it has achieved nuclear fusion with an approach that could provide cheap, clean power.…
Lees meerWho, what, when, how still to be worked out, ironically The Canadian government this week introduced a law bill that would force the likes of Google and Facebook to pay Canadian news publishers for using their articles online.…
Lees meerOne hopes they can stay online long enough for customers to evaluate Atlassian opened its Las Vegas Team '22 event this week with products aimed at giving management an insight into projects – and developers an insight into what is actually going on…
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