ARM Give a man a fire and he's warm for a day, but set fire to him and he's warm for the rest of his life (Terry Pratchett, Jingo)

Tesla Model Ys recalled Down Under for overly enthusiastic electric windows

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Software glitch means glass may clamp down harder than intended



Stolen OAuth tokens expose Palo Alto customer data

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Security firm's Salesforce instance accessed using credentials stolen from Salesloft's Drift platform breach



Apple iOS 26 set to dump 75M iPhones on the e-waste pile

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XR, XS, and XS Max owners left with $268M worth of scrap



Microsoft readies Windows 11 25H2 while Windows 10 circles the drain

(2025/09/02)

Preview build drops as end-of-support deadline looms for predecessor



Four more execs man the decks at leaky sales vessel Atos

(2025/09/02)

'Leading provider of AI-powered digital transformation' plays buzzword bingo as 'seasoned leaders' climb on board



Goldman Sachs warns AI bubble could burst datacenter boom

(2025/09/02)

Investment bank predicts capacity surge to 92 GW by 2027 but remains on high alert for market weakness



Huawei counts cost of Western bans as UK business withers

(2025/09/02)

Brit limb books just £188M in revenue – down 85% since 2019



Frostbyte10 bugs put thousands of refrigerators at major grocery chains at risk

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Major flaws uncovered in Copeland controllers: Patch now



Reg readers have spoken: 93% back move away from Microsoft in UK public sector

(2025/09/02)

Register debate series As government says £9B could end up in Redmond, poll says it's time for new thinking



Europe Putin the blame on Russia after GPS jamming disrupts president’s plane

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(2025/09/02)

Cisco finds hundreds of Ollama servers open to unauthorized access, creating various nasty risks



Alibaba Cloud reveals its uptime and efficiency secrets developed by in-house network boffins

(2025/09/02)

eBPF, shared SmartNICs, and smart scheduling have improved reliability and cut costs



Laravel inventor tells devs to quit writing 'cathedrals of complexity'

(2025/09/01)

Taylor Otwell says skip the clever code, keep it simple



Microsoft-backed boffins show mega speed boost with hollow-core fiber

(2025/09/01)

Could dramatically reduce latency between datacenters and on mobile nets



White House nixes NASA unions amid budget uncertainty

(2025/09/01)

Executive order adds space agency to National Security Exclusions, voiding collective bargaining rights for staff



Azure budget alerts go berserk after Microsoft account migration misfire

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Cloud customers left reeling as forecasts leap hundreds of percent



Larry Ellison bankrolling £118M AI vaccine research at Oxford University

(2025/09/01)

Oracle billionaire funds project to predict immunity and develop treatments for hard-to-prevent diseases



Norway's £10B UK frigate deal could delay Royal Navy ships

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BAE's sub hunter production line warms up – shame it's not for Britain



DDoS is the neglected cybercrime that's getting bigger. Let's kill it off

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LegalPwn: Tricking LLMs by burying badness in lawyerly fine print

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Trust and believe – AI models trained to see 'legal' doc as super legit



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In science it often happens that scientists say, 'You know that's a really
good argument; my position is mistaken,' and then they actually change
their minds and you never hear that old view from them again. They really
do it. It doesn't happen as often as it should, because scientists are
human and change is sometimes painful. But it happens every day. I cannot
recall the last time something like that happened in politics or religion.
-- Carl Sagan, 1987 CSICOP keynote address