Once Japanese giant's main squeezes, they're being ditched at end of decade Fujitsu has confirmed the end of the road for its mainframes and Unix server systems. It will cease to sell both by the end of this decade, with support services continuing …
Lees meerNot quite touch-first, but a bit more fondle-friendly Another test build of Windows 11 has emerged, this time with improvements aimed at tablet users.…
Lees meerCyberup campaign hasn't gone away, you know Infosec researcher Rob Dyke, best known to Reg readers for fending off legal threats from not-for-profit open-source foundation Apperta after finding a data breach, has visited Parliament to demand Compute…
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Lees meerThe program is Fast, the sales team is Furious, and their data is definitely not Expendable On Call It's been a bit of a week hasn't it? Grab yourself a biscuit and settle down for another story from a brave Register reader who was only trying to h…
Lees meerJump the queue by spending more with one player or thinking outside the box Analyst firm Gartner has asserted that lead times for new networking equipment will remain long until early in the year 2023, and thereafter display "slow incremental improv…
Lees meerAlso has more than 100 million 2G subscribers, and a tiny PC market One billion Indian wireless services subscribers were active in December 2021 – the first time the nation has breached the nine-figure barrier. But that colossal number betrays a ma…
Lees meerIn the Middle Kingdom DeFi is seen as defiance, not delightful disruption China has again cracked down on cryptocurrencies – this time with a Supreme People's Court ruling that paves the way for criminal prosecution of those who conduct cryptocurren…
Lees meerIs AWS down? It depends who you ask Analysis Internet services in the US on Thursday were far more stable than those in Ukraine and Russia, but even so reports of problems surfaced.…
Lees meerAnd Player Three 'Iran' has entered the game? Analysis Russia's invasion of Ukraine has cleared the way for a new battlefront with the West in cyberspace, with experts warning of an escalation in cyberwarfare.…
Lees meerSoftware may find solution to terminal idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis The first phase of clinical trials testing an AI-designed drug to treat a chronic lung disease is now underway, according to biotech startup Insilico Medicine.…
Lees meerWith developer in prison, it only seems just. Linux kernel developer Matthew Wilcox has proposed removing the ReiserFS filesystem from the Linux kernel – a relatively rare step.…
Lees meerCompany offers protection against internal and supply chain threats Cybersecurity firm BlueVoyant has taken $250m in a fresh funding round announced this week, pushing the company's valuation past the $1bn mark.…
Lees meer$1.8bn deal not tainted by ex-NASA consultant, watchdog finds The US Government Accountability Office (GAO) has rejected a complaint alleging US system integrator Leidos nabbed a juicy NASA IT contract after engaging a former NASA official to help p…
Lees meerBolstering email defences to keep cybercrooks at bay Krazy Glue of the internet Cloudflare has buffed up its email security with the purchase of anti-phishing firm Area 1.…
Lees meerPrepare your removable mass storage It appears that the diminutive Linux distribution Slax is not dead. It's been a while, but version 11.2 has finally popped out.…
Lees meerNow three for three with the major cloud players after deals with Google and Microsoft Kyndryl, the infrastructure services business spun out from IBM last year, has signed a money-making deal with Amazon Web Services to help customers navigate clou…
Lees meerSome software developers began moving staff to safer areas in December last year The Ukrainian tech industry is invoking business continuity plans after 150,000 Russian troops began a military invasion of neighbouring Ukraine, crossing its borders a…
Lees meerUsers set to get right to access products' data stream, public sector might dip in too In proposals aimed at IoT and machine data, the European Commission has put forward the Data Act, which promises to force manufacturers to share streams of after-…
Lees meerAmong top 10 government tech trends Gartner's latest set of public sector technology trends predicts, among other things, that a third of national governments (and half of US states) will have mobile-based identity wallets on offer by 2024.…
Lees meerApproved by the Department of Good Luck, You'll Need It A new project dubbed Neptune OS intends to put a Windows-NT-compatible personality on top of the seL4 microkernel.…
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