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As Ukraine calls for big tech to end support for its products in Russia Russia's Investigative Committee, the nation's peak criminal and anti-corruption investigation body, has opened a probe into whether Meta is an extremist organization.…
Lees meerThe fight against economic espionage and skullduggery continues Taiwan’s Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Justice has conducted a series of raids aimed around the island and hauled in 60 Chinese nationals suspected of lifting trade secrets or…
Lees meerNew Spectre-like flaw has made an eighth release candidate necessary Linux kernel development boss Linus Torvalds’ prediction that Linux 5.17 would be released this week “unless something surprising comes up” has come to pass.…
Lees meerPay for pro, get a warm fuzzy feeling Zorin 16.1 has arrived, marking the first major update of the Linux distribution since August's release.…
Lees meerAstrolab up against competition but has secret weapon: Cosmic crooner Chris Hadfield Space startup Astrolab, led by ex-SpaceX manager and NASA engineer Jaret Matthews, has successfully tested a lunar rover prototype that can operate telerobotically …
Lees meerFinancial watchdog warns operators to shut down or else All cryptocurrency ATMs are operating illegally in the UK and must be shut down now, the nation's Financial Conduct Authority said in an alert on Friday.…
Lees meerBack when debugging the Lyons Electronic Office led to interference from the building's elevator Obituary British programmer Mary Coombs, the first woman to program a computer designed for commercial applications, passed away on February 28 at the …
Lees meerWill someone give the buzzwords a buzz cut? The Cloud Security Alliance is trying to cut through the myriad zero-trust approaches and solutions out there and attempt to offer some practical info for net admins.…
Lees meerDetails emerge of the now-patched flaws Singapore's Cyber Security Group, an agency charged with securing the nation's cyberspace, has uncovered four critical flaws in code from network software company Riverbed.…
Lees meerNeon Genesis: Even Cryoin gone Analysts warned Russia's invasion of Ukraine could derail the supply chains of semiconductor fabs. Now those concerns are playing out with the apparent shuttering of two major neon gas suppliers in Ukraine.…
Lees meerSaaS-y x86 goliath dreams of recurring revenue Analysis Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger lately said he wants to grow his company's software business "rapidly" with new software-as-a-service products and software platforms that will help the chipmaker bette…
Lees meerMeasuring real-world AI training, decision-making abilities on todo list Benchmarking organization SPEC has formed a committee to oversee the development of vendor-agnostic benchmarks for machine-learning training and inference tasks.…
Lees meerAbysmal server utilization and other problems uncovered US government auditors want to save taxpayers' money by bolstering the capability and efficiency of Uncle Sam's far-flung stable of datacenters. Each federal agency's sites have a host of probl…
Lees meerCyberwarfare escalates for some as Russia continues to invade Ukraine Revenge and inflation are key drivers behind an 800 percent increase in cyberattacks seen by a managed services provider since the days before the onset of Russia's invasion of Uk…
Lees meerThe unexpected result of thousands of developers fleeing? More automation Thousands of developers are fleeing the war in Ukraine, while thousands more in Russia have been sanctioned out of being able to work in the west. There are two ways out, and …
Lees meerSustainability report blames carbon generated from data center builds, Xbox sales and usage Microsoft has published its annual sustainability report for 2021 [PDF], claiming to have reduced its own CO2 emissions by about 17 percent year-on-year, but…
Lees meerMassive model gobbles 37 million homegrown 'Sunway' cores Back in October, reports surfaced that China had achieved exascale-level supercomputing capabilities on two separate machines, one of which is its Sunway "Oceanlite" system, which is built wi…
Lees meerSenior veep for software raps about containers and OpenShift to Wall Street IBM's senior veep of software reiterated for Wall Street this week that OpenShift is the linchpin of Big Blue's overall multi-cloud strategy.…
Lees meerDoctor Ellison says big wins in the sector influenced decision to buy health records outfit Cerner The pandemic highlighted systemic weaknesses in healthcare systems around the globe and Oracle technology is going to fix those issues.…
Lees meerWatchdog: We're 'concerned' they 'teamed up ... to put obstacles in the way of competitors' Google and Meta are facing scrutiny from UK and EU competition regulators over their infamous "Jedi Blue" ad-slinging deal.…
Lees meerBut potential bidders will have to move fast on this one The Home Office is looking to replace its ancient and creaky National Firearms Licensing Management System (NFLMS) in a £20m contract.…
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