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And, because sometimes less is more, extends it to Chromebooks, too Intel has updated its vPro PC management platform, created a less capable edition, and brought the product to Chromebooks.…
Lees meerPlus $800m Streamlit acquisition – just don't expect a revenue contribution any time soon Cloud-native data warehouse outfit Snowflake – once valued at a heart-thumping $120bn following its 2020 IPO – saw 30 per cent wiped off its value in after-hou…
Lees meerIt's not easy to run standard Linux on a lot of single-board computers, but Armbian can help The latest update to Armbian brings a mainline-kernel based Ubuntu- and Debian-compatible environment to dozens of small single-board computers.…
Lees meerOne day after Roscosmos said 'hostile' UK govt should withdraw stake in satellite firm The board of satellite constellation provider OneWeb this morning said it had voted to suspend all launches from Baikonur, a day after Russia's space agency said …
Lees meerOne-in-ten respondents hadn't even heard of it Reader survey results When we published the questions for this survey, our view was that zero trust, or ZT, has finally begun to become a thing – as a real technology in real companies.…
Lees meerCentre for Research into Energy Demand Solutions questions if gains may be negated by data creation Modern 5G network infrastructure is more power efficient than prior generations but the Centre for Research into Energy Demand Solutions (CREDS) says…
Lees meerPotential mass internet surveillance idea dropped after ISP pushback, uncertainty about the final measures linger While the world watches Ukraine, the British government has quietly dropped a requirement for mass surveillance of UK internet users by…
Lees meerToday we walk you through the fascinating world of upcoming text-generating rivals Analysis Text-generating language models are difficult to control. These systems have no sense of morality: they can spew hate speech and misinformation. Despite thi…
Lees meerWe found some servers? Quick: buy some software! Here’s something a little ironic: Nutanix, a company that first championed abstraction of hardware with software, then backed away from hardware, has now noticed that some customers’ software buying b…
Lees meerWhitegoods and cars also allowed to cross the border South Korea's Ministry of Trade has revealed that after discussions with the US Department of Commerce, the nation that is home to Samsung is confident that smartphones are exempt from new bans on…
Lees meerInfosys and Wipro bet that makers of metaverses and cloudy cars want ready-to-roll platforms Two of India’s global service giants have announced platforms on which to build emerging technologies, continuing their move towards acting as software vend…
Lees meerPayloads stuck at just 1.5kg, but noise has been reduced Alphabet's drone delivery outfit, Wing, has inked a deal with a major Australian supermarket chain that will see it deliver household staples – in small bundles.…
Lees meerParty invitation lost – or snubbed? Nvidia's absence from an Intel-led effort among industry players to develop next-gen chips with a more vibrant mix of cores is raising questions about the GPU maker's chiplet strategy, particularly regarding the i…
Lees meerThe further you move from the office, the more wild the product descriptions CrowdStrike is bringing its identity threat prevention technology to its managed detection and response (MDR) service, giving enterprises a chance to blunt the growing thre…
Lees meerAs Moscow tries to retain IT talent with military exemption, a three-year tax suspension for biz Russia, scrambling to deal with economic sanctions imposed in response to its invasion of Ukraine last week and to staunch the hemorrhaging of businesse…
Lees meerSays enterprise open-source house Red Hat The use of proprietary software in enterprise organizations is expected to decline eight percentage points over the next two years, while the use of enterprise open-source software is expected to increase fi…
Lees meer'Please stop using your device' Fitbit recalled all models of its Ionic smartwatch on Tuesday after a small number of wearers were left with burns when the gadgets' lithium-ion batteries overheated.…
Lees meerVerification sketchy so far Ukrainian news agency Ukrainska Pravda has claimed the nation's Centre for Defence Strategies think tank has obtained the online personal details of 120,000 Russian servicemen fighting in Ukraine.…
Lees meerLatest info dump days after anonymous outing of 60,000 messages Infamous ransomware group Conti is now the target of cyberattacks in the wake of its announcement late last week that it fully supports Russia's ongoing invasion of neighboring Ukraine,…
Lees meerFresh data transfer pact in the works for spring The State of the Net conference in Washington, DC, has heard officials representing the EU and the US say they believe they are close to reaching a data-sharing agreement to replace Privacy Shield.…
Lees meerSpyCloud highlights poor password hygiene of consumers and the threat to enterprises Passwords, long a weakness in the tapestry of defenses designed to keep enterprises and individuals more secure, continue to be a problem due in large part to the s…
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