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)

Shenzhou-20 crew rides Shenzhou-21 home after debris strike

(2025/11/14)

Original spacecraft deemed unsafe after cracks spotted in window



The Steam Machine rises again as Valve readies 2026 hardware trifecta

(2025/11/14)

Linux-powered PC, Arm VR headset, and refreshed controller all land on pre-order for next year



Google pitches EU on adtech fixes to dodge breakup after €2.95B slap

(2025/11/14)

Brussels reviewing proposal as Mountain View insists it will appeal antitrust ruling



Europe's IT spend to surge 11% as cloud sovereignty fever takes hold

(2025/11/14)

AI, cybersecurity, and geopolitical jitters forecast to push market to $1.4T next year



Software engineer reveals the dirty little secret about AI coding assistants: They don't save much time

(2025/11/14)

Feature 'Stay in control and think for yourself'



Report blasts UK Ministry of Defence over Afghan data-handling failures

(2025/11/14)

Public Accounts Committee tears into department responsible for the most dangerous breach in British history



Why Elon Musk won't ever realize the shareholder-approved Tesla payout

(2025/11/14)

Opinion Trillionaire fantasies, investor dreams, reality nightmares



UK tribunal says reselling Microsoft licenses is A-OK

(2025/11/14)

Windows giant disagrees and plans to appeal



BOFH: You know something's up when the suits want to spend money

(2025/11/14)

Episode 21 Generosity has nothing to do with it – there's a bonus (of sorts) on the line



Digital overhaul at UK's NS&I bank is £1.3B over budget and 4 years late

(2025/11/14)

Updated Watchdog says program buckled under procurement failures and technical complexity



Clop claims it hacked 'the NHS.' Which bit? Your guess is as good as theirs

(2025/11/14)

Cybercrime crew has ravaged multiple private organizations using Oracle EBS zero-day for months



Execs make rules that control AI usage, then break them for their own work

(2025/11/14)

FOMO trumps corporate governance when it comes to AI



Developer battled to write his own documentation, but lost the boss fight

(2025/11/14)

On Call Org chart games were more important than speed and accuracy



Chinese web giant Tencent can't buy all the GPUs it wants

(2025/11/14)

Getting by with a meager $2 billion quarterly capex – vastly less than rivals, but still cashing in on AI



Kubernetes overlords decide Ingress NGINX isn’t worth saving

(2025/11/14)

Maintenance to end next year after ‘helpful options’ became ‘serious security flaws’



Chinese spies told Claude to break into about 30 critical orgs. Some attacks succeeded

(2025/11/14)

Anthropic dubs this the first AI-orchestrated cyber snooping campaign



Happy holidays: AI-enabled toys teach kids how to play with fire, sharp objects

(2025/11/13)

Consumer advocacy researchers at PIRG tested four AI toys, and none of them passed muster



Firefox adds AI Window, users want AI wall to keep it out

(2025/11/13)

Browser maker scolds AI objectors, "The web is changing, and sitting it out doesn’t help anyone"



Ransomed CTO falls on sword, refuses to pay extortion demand

(2025/11/13)

Checkout.com will instead donate the amount to fund cybercrime research



Baidu answers China's call for home-grown silicon with custom AI accelerators

(2025/11/13)

Chinese search giant plans to bring custom silicon to the rack scale in 2026 with 256- and 512-chip systems



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Drivers are a more complex issue. I'm not opposed to binary only drivers,
providing its easy to tell they are there and dump all bug reports about them.
Freedom generally includes the right to give up freedom. I'll tell people its
a bad idea but once they get caught, well it was their right to do so...

- Alan Cox on linux-kernel