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)

Microsoft brings more Arm64 support and an updated expiry date to Dev Channel Windows

(2022/08/18)

Best before September 15, 2023



China, US relations further soured by CHIPS Act

(2022/08/18)

Beijing says legislation designed to interfere with its own efforts to build homegrown semiconductor industry



Google blocks third record-breaking DDoS attack in as many months

(2022/08/18)

46 million requests per second network flood comes as attacks increase by more than 200% compared to last year



Quantum computing startup IonQ lands on Microsoft's Azure

(2022/08/18)

Yep, that’s the same company a short-seller is alleging is a ‘useless toy’



Google Workspace Individual arrives in Europe

(2022/08/18)

It's taken Mountain View a year to refine the service for the Continent



Tech analyst Forrester finds enterprise software is recession-proof

(2022/08/18)

As mission-critical nature of software supports prices, users also find reason to invest



The CHIPS Act won't end US reliance on foreign foundries

(2022/08/18)

Analysis For all the billions poured in, is a 'Made in America' sticker worth it?



AI chip adds artificial neurons to resistive RAM for use in wearables, drones

(2022/08/18)

'Even on a small coin battery, it could run for more than 10 years' claims researcher



South Korea cracks down on unlicensed foreign crypto businesses

(2022/08/18)

Financial Services Commission also creates a digital assets task force



Skyrora fires up second stage of XL rocket

(2022/08/18)

First stage hot fire and launch from UK soil in 2023



Cloudera launches SaaS platform for the lakehouse crowd

(2022/08/18)

And it IS a crowd – marketplace is busy, so it's hoping open approach sets it apart



Google teaches robots to serve humans – with large language models the key

(2022/08/18)

Video Is this it? The robo-butler dream is coming true?



We tested all the Ubuntu remixes for resource usage so you don't have to

(2022/08/18)

Which flavors are the lightest and the heaviest disk and memory-wise?



NASA has MOXIE, but rivals reckon they can do better for oxygen on Mars

(2022/08/18)

Food and fuels, too? Totally not sounding like a Star Trek replicator



Microsoft to drop price for Teams Rooms, add free Basic tier for SMBs

(2022/08/18)

Hardware still required – plus tolerance for visiting the office and remote collaboration



Ransomware attack on UK water company clouded by confusion

(2022/08/18)

Clop gang thought it hit Thames Water – but real victim was elsewhere



Deluge of of entries to Spamhaus blocklists includes 'various household names'

(2022/08/18)

Nastymail tracking service blames sloppy sending practices for swelling lists of dangerous mailers



Janet Jackson music video declared a cybersecurity exploit

(2022/08/18)

Another reason not to play 1989's Rhythm Nation – it may mess with some hard disk drives



Two thirds of DNS queries for IPv6 hosts sent to Chinese resolvers fail, researchers find

(2022/08/18)

Network boffins can't say why, suggest not using the worst providers



That was fast: MetaGuard emerges as an 'incognito mode' for the metaverse

(2022/08/18)

As if the VR giants will let that stand – worth a try, though



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David Brownell wrote:
> AMD told me I'd need an NDA to learn their workaround, and I've not
> pursued it. (Does anyone already know what kind of NDA they use?)

It varies depending on the info. They may well be able to sort out a sane
NDA with you. If they dont want to then I guess it would be best if the
ohci driver printing a message explaining the component has an undocumented
errata fix, gave AMD's phone number and refused to load..

- Alan Cox