This matters for China – and for HPE, Intel … and possibly Apple A consortium led by Chinese government-backed Beijing Jianguang Asset Management Co. Ltd (JAC Capital) has injected $9.4 billion into ailing Chinese chipmaker Tsinghua Unigroup, in a d…
Lees meer'Up to 50%' better price-performance than x86 equivalents ... Well, 2% is still up to 50%, we guess Microsoft claims its latest Arm-powered Azure virtual machines can provide up to 50 percent better price-performance than similar instances using x86…
Lees meerStaff socially engineered into handing over internal system credentials Mailchimp has confirmed a miscreant gained access to one of its internal tools and used it to steal data belonging to 100-plus high-value customers.…
Lees meerEverything's bigger in Texas, even the flying package-slinging robots Wing will this Thursday launch a commercial drone delivery service in a major US metropolitan area, a first for the Alphabet-owned startup.…
Lees meerTesla boss gets a slice of the megaphone that lands him trouble again and again Social media service Twitter saw its stock surge on Monday because tech thinkfluencer Elon Musk took a 9.2 percent stake in the company.…
Lees meerInvestors given 'materially incomplete and misleading' info, it is claimed A Mandiant shareholder has launched a legal challenge to block Google's $5.4 billion takeover of the threat intelligence firm.…
Lees meerIf your boss is bugging you about this tech, here's how to respond The state of the metaverse, says Forrester, is that there isn't one. Yet.…
Lees meerWeb giant's racks and appliances now generally available Google Distributed Cloud Edge (GDCE) has hit general availability.…
Lees meerThought Sacha Baron Cohen was a terrible threat actor? Get a load of this: encrypts/steals data, records audio/video and controls keyboard A new remote access trojan (RAT) dubbed "Borat" doesn't come with many laughs but offers bad actors a menu of …
Lees meerSemiconductor drought 'affecting all plants and models' says automaker Volvo is again blaming "chip shortages" after the company experienced a 22.1 percent drop in sales for cars in March compared to the previous year.…
Lees meerTalks up 'Client-Edge-Cloud-Network-Intelligence' as it looks to consolidate lockdown gains Lenovo says it is looking to hire 12,000 workers in research and development (R&D) roles.…
Lees meerCommunity-supported, Red Hat-compatible distro now available to Microsoft fans A Windows Subsystem for Linux-friendly version of AlmaLinux has turned up in the Microsoft Store, adding to an impressive array of options for WSL users.…
Lees meerOne year in, CEO Yuki Kusumi wants diversification and growth Panasonic will invest ¥600 billion ($4.89 billion) in electronic vehicle (EV) batteries, hydrogen energy, workplace digitization and supply chain software in a strategy shift for the 104-…
Lees meerStrengthens SDN smarts for hyperscalers, small clouds, and maybe 5G, gives Xilinx some work too AMD has announced it will acquire networking vendor Pensando for $1.9 billion.…
Lees meerReportedly has already sent a Q&A to Microsoft cloud rivals, customers The European Commission is starting to gently probe allegations against Microsoft of anti-competitive practices in the cloud computing industry as it pertains to the company’s li…
Lees meerWe talk to some players in the Apple device management game MacAD No, it isn't an April Fool's joke we forgot to publish. The Register* actually made it to a recent in-person Apple event: the 2022 Mac Administrator and Developer conference, MacAD. …
Lees meerCustomers wake to a nightmare as payment data pilfered from UK website Emma Sleep Company has confirmed to The Reg that it suffered a Magecart attack which enabled ne'er-do-wells to skim customers' credit or debit card data from its website.…
Lees meerWho left that bit of rocket there? It's getting a bit crowded in orbit There was a sigh of relief from ESA controllers over the weekend as the Copernicus Sentinel-1A satellite successfully dodged a decades-old rocket fragment.…
Lees meerThe language wars were fun, but they're done Opinion Here's a recipe for happiness. Don't get overexcited by the latest "C is not a language" kerfuffle.…
Lees meerBeware the terminated techie: Revenge is a dish best preceded by an asterisk Who, Me? With The Great Resignation upon us, depending on which survey you read, we present a reminder that when a programmer has to go… just let them go. Or face whatever…
Lees meerUnusual move sees regulator open consultation on access to audit documents China's Securities Regulatory Commission has opened a consultation on revised regulations aimed at avoiding trouble for local tech companies that list on US stock markets.…
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