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)

Retro Games opens pre-orders for THEA1200, a full-size working Amiga replica

(2025/11/14)

Company behind THESPECTRUM brings the holiday season early for retro computing fans



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



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I think there's a world market for about five computers.
-- attr. Thomas J. Watson (Chairman of the Board, IBM), 1943