Curious tech learned an important lesson about keeping a grip in tight situations Who, me? Oh for heavens' sakes is it Monday already? Far out. Well, if you're here anyway, you may as well read another instalment of Who, Me? – The Register's weekly…
Lees meerWorking from home, smaller office footprints, and cost cutting made GoogleVille redundant UPDATED with clarification from Google. Google and real estate developer Lendlease have binned their scheme to create four master-planned California communitie…
Lees meerPLUS: China's taikonauts return from space, India approves PC licenses, and Foxconn founder presidential campaign investigated for bribes Alibaba announced on Friday it would make Salesforce cloud products and platform available on its Cloud Platfro…
Lees meerCommerce minister would love if US chipmaker took root in Chinese market Micron's fortunes in China appear to be on the mend after the Middle Kingdom's commerce minister invited the US chipmaker to expand its investments in the region.…
Lees meerBut the astronomical performance thresholds mean few ML operators will be required to report at this rate Comment The White House wants to know who is deploying AI compute clusters and training large language models — but for now only the really, r…
Lees meerTechnical Steering Committee also formed The OpenELA team this week trumpeted public release of the Enterprise Linux source code and formation of a technical steering committee.…
Lees meerNo promises it's actually secure, just that it doesn't do anything obviously dumb Google wants to help Android users find more trustworthy VPN apps through better badging alerting to independent audits.…
Lees meerWatchdog on a tear to level the playing field Amazon and Meta have agreed to not use data collected from their marketplaces to unfairly benefit themselves, the UK's Competition and Markets Authority announced on Friday.…
Lees meerTaking selfie with 'official sensitive' doc wasn't smartest idea, either A British court has sentenced a "corrupt" police analyst to almost four years behind bars for tipping off a friend that officers had compromised the EncroChat encrypted messagi…
Lees meerTechnical Steering Committee also formed The OpenELA team this week trumpeted public release of the Enterprise Linux source code and formation of a technical steering committee.…
Lees meerWatchdog on a tear to level the playing field Amazon and Meta have agreed to not use data collected from their marketplaces to unfairly benefit themselves, the UK's Competition and Markets Authority announced on Friday.…
Lees meerTaking selfie with 'official sensitive' doc wasn't smartest idea, either A British court has sentenced a "corrupt" cop to almost four years behind bars for tipping off a friend that officers had compromised the EncroChat encrypted messaging app netw…
Lees meerFirefox Android add-ons coming soon At long last, Mozilla is planning to make browser extensions, also known as add-ons, available for Firefox on Android, at some point following the expected November 21 release of the browser's version 120 build.…
Lees meerWhinges about Chrome maker's privacy stance while taking billions to, er, use its search engine The US Department of Justice released a series of documents in its antitrust trial against Google yesterday, including documents that reveal Apple made i…
Lees meerLook, in the sky - it's a, oh, never mind The US Army has taken delivery of its first drone-cooking weapon designed to knock unmanned aerial systems (UAS) out of the air using high-powered microwave beams.…
Lees meerLook, in the sky - it's a, oh, never mind The US Army has taken delivery of its first drone-cooking weapon designed to knock unmanned aerial systems (UAS) out of the air using high-powered microwave beams.…
Lees meerCredit card numbers, security codes, SSNs, passwords, PINs? Yikes! Hilb Group has warned more than 81,000 people that around the start of 2023 criminals broke into the work email accounts of its employees and may have stolen a bunch of sensitive per…
Lees meerTerrorist ideology suspected to be motivation A former software developer for Britain's cyberspy agency is facing years in the slammer after being sentenced for stabbing a National Security Agency (NSA) official multiple times.…
Lees meerSummit's crowning glory was a not-legally-binding document that China didn't sign The UK government has announced a tech industry agreement it claims will form a plan for AI safety testing.…
Lees meer'High-pressure' sales tactics targeted people registered with Telephone Preference Service A "debt management company" is itself facing a bill from Britain's data regulator for sending hundreds of thousands of text messages to households that opted …
Lees meerMeanwhile, Boeing's constellation dreams crash back down to Earth SpaceX's satellite broadband service Starlink has achieved "breakeven cash flow," according to CEO Elon Musk, sparking speculation that a public offering for the company might now be …
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