No launch license until environmental investigation is complete SpaceX has inched a little closer to being granted a license for the next Starship launch after the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced it had completed the safety review…
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Lees meerKaj Arnö mulls cash crisis, de-listing threat, job cuts, and strategy rewrite at MySQL fork vendor Exclusive "We saw the dark clouds for a long, long while," MariaDB Foundation CEO Kaj Arnö told The Register.…
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Lees meerSAP and Oracle services provider Equine Global becomes part of Big Blue IBM has acquired Indonesian ERP consultancy Equine Global and signaled that the purchase represents a sign of its plans "to grow its footprint in the region."…
Lees meerProper function keys are the norm once more and the dream of a touchscreen Mac appears to be dead Comment Apple appears to have decided its controversial Touch Bar is no longer needed as on Monday the last machine that included it – the 13-inch Mac…
Lees meerNobody knows which state, but India’s government never quite shrugged off claims it uses spyware Indian politicians and media figures have reported that Apple has warned them their accounts may be under attack by state-sponsored actors.…
Lees meerKaj Arnö mulls cash crisis, de-listing threat, job cuts, and strategy rewrite at commercial MySQL purveyor Exclusive "We saw the dark clouds for a long, long while," MariaDB Foundation CEO Kaj Arnö told The Register.…
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Lees meerIn the lab, anyway As AI finds its way into some chip design workflows – resulting in neural networks helping design better processors for neural networks – Nvidia has shown off what can be done in that area with chatbots.…
Lees meerWatchdog reportedly well and truly out of love with App Store concessions and fee cuts Apple's amended App Store rules for dating apps in the Netherlands reportedly remain anticompetitive in the eyes of the Netherlands' Authority for Consumers & Mar…
Lees meerChaebol reckons memory is recovering and prices will rise. Analysts agree Samsung has posted another loss, but its semiconductor and memory business has shown signs of life, as inventories normalized and applications like AI drove demand for advance…
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