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- ServiceNow's king of understatement quietly goes about his business of changing the world, one workflow at a time
- Assange psychiatrist misled judge over parentage of his kids, US tells High Court
- Behold, Eclipse's open-source software defined vehicle project
- Ex-org? Not at all! Three and a half years after X.Org Server 1.20, 1.21 is released
- Good Grief! Ransomware gang has only gone and pwned the NRA – or so it claims
- 50 years have gone by since the UK's one – and only – homegrown foray into orbit
- Chinese server-maker Inspur builds monster natural language processor
- Samsung bolstered by demand for data centre doodads, but could be derailed by supply chain issues
- Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W: Nippy stocking filler for the nerd in your life – if you can get one
- If your hair isn't already gray, 2022's security threats will get it there, warn infosec duo
- European Commission sticks 'in-depth' antitrust probe into Nvidia-Arm merger plan
- Renewal chasing as-a-service is now a thing – and vendors love it
- AWS has started upgrading the software behind S3 storage cloud
- Pack your bags – we may have found the first planet outside of our galaxy
- 'We will not rest until the periodic table is exhausted' says Intel CEO on quest to keep Moore's Law alive
- First, stunning whistleblower leaks. Now a shareholder lawsuit lands on Zuckerberg's desk
- Big Blue scoffs a Happy Meal: McDonald's sells automated order-taking tech to IBM
- NPM packages disguised as Roblox API code caught carrying ransomware
- MediaTek wants Windows 11 Arm PCs powered by its chips, not just Qualcomm's
- Next.js 12: Middleware, ECMAScript modules, and lessening use of Node.js
- Intel claims first Alder Lake chip is the fastest desktop gaming silicon in the world
- It's that time of the year again when GitHub does its show'n'tell of features – some new and others kinda new
- Googlebusters: Cloud biz jumps 45% in Q3 but misses Wall St consensus, operating losses almost halved
- Teen bought Google ad for his scam website and made 48 Bitcoins duping UK online shoppers
- Microsoft: Cloud and Windows OEM sales up, but Surface? No, not even during WFH boom
- Product release cycles are killing the environment, techies tell British Computer Society
- UK science suffers as lawmakers continue to dither over Brexit negotiations
- Warehouse belonging to Chinese payment terminal manufacturer raided by FBI
- Everything you wanted to know about modern network congestion control but were perhaps too afraid to ask
- Cisco deprecates Microsoft management integrations for UCS servers
- Protonmail celebrates Swiss court victory exempting it from telco data retention laws
- Japan picks AWS and Google for first gov cloud push
- Singaporean minister touts internet 'kill switch' that finds kids reading net nasties and cuts 'em off ASAP
- China Telecom booted out of USA as Feds worry it could disrupt or spy on local networks
- Qualcomm gets news of modest Snapdragons out of the way before next month's big chip launch
- Raising the price of in-demand processors really helps the bottom line, says AMD
- DISH Wireless hooks up with Helium's decentralised 5G network via FreedomFi gear
- These couldn't wait for Patch Tuesday: Adobe issues bonus fixes for 92 security holes in 14 products
- Russia leads the world in one thing – number of content-removal demands to Google
- Cisco to face trial over trade secrets theft, NDA breach claims after losing attempt to swat Leadfactors lawsuit
- Sovereignty? We've heard of it. UK government gives contract to store MI5, MI6 and GCHQ's data to AWS
- Ever wondered where the 'cloud' was in Adobe Creative Cloud? Here it is in beta form
- UK schools slap a hold on facial scanning of children amid fierce criticism
- EU digital rules must consider anti-competitive licensing terms, say cloud sellers
- Microsoft's UWP = Unwanted Windows Platform?
- Matrix for the masses platform Element One goes live: $5 a month with WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram bridges
- 31-year-old piece of hardware not working very well: Hubble telescope back in safe mode over 'synchronization issues'
- DDoSers take weekend off only to resume campaign against UK's Voipfone on Monday
- Google deliberately throttled ad load times to promote AMP, claims new court document
- Samsung boss Lee Jae-Yong convicted and fined for drug abuse
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