No BS*: BT is hooking up with OneWeb to tackle UK notspots
(2021/06/28)
It's like an animal farm / That's the rural charm in the country
Serco bags £322m contract extension for Test and Trace, is still struggling to share data with local authorities
(2021/06/28)
Look who's having a good pandemic
UK enters negotiations on a digital trade agreement with Singapore
(2021/06/28)
UK International Trade Secretary and Singaporean Minister of Trade Relations will also meet digitally
Hubble memory errors persist despite NASA booting long-idle backup payload computer
(2021/06/28)
Different hardware, same problem
Nvidia adds Arm support to its 5G kit, and a 16-core BlueField DPU to speed up edge, HPC
(2021/06/28)
Uni of Edinburgh buys in with new supercomputer based on HGX platform
London Greenwich station: A reminder of former glories. Like Windows XP
(2021/06/28)
Borkage haunts one of the oldest station buildings in the world
Good news: Google no longer requires publishers to use the AMP format. Bad news: What replaces it might be worse
(2021/06/28)
Introducing 'Core Web Vitals'
I was fired for telling ICO of Serco track and trace data breach, claims sacked worker
(2021/06/28)
She worked for mini umbrella biz, not Serco itself, tribunal judge rules
Hubble’s cosmic science is mind-blowing, but its soul celebrates something surprising about us
(2021/06/28)
That which is born of the hack is hard to kill
Hmmmmm, how to cool that overheating CPU, if only there was a solution...
(2021/06/28)
Garden hose + handy tap = bad times
Backblaze, long a champion of home-grown hardware, succumbs to the lure of commodity servers
(2021/06/28)
Exabyte-tending cloud storage outfit’s new data centre was built on Dell storage servers, but its own kit will live on
Of course you want to kick off a digital transformation. Just remember to bring your people with you
(2021/06/28)
Here’s how to build a digital culture
Huawei must learn from US tech success stories, says founder Ren Zhengfei
(2021/06/28)
Staff Q&A sees workers ask about supply chain troubles. The answer was ‘figure it out’ — and do the same for shabby cloud storage CPU utilisation rates
The world has a plastics shortage, and PC makers may be responding with a little greenwashing
(2021/06/28)
Manufacturers’ marketing reflects good intentions and the realities of challenged supply chains and tightening laws
India's IT minister angry that Twitter broke local law by following US law
(2021/06/28)
Brief account shutdown due to DMCA request interpreted as sign of avian network’s lawless intentions
Linus Torvalds launches Linux kernel 5.13 after seven release candidates
(2021/06/28)
M1 support, interesting Azure integrations, RISC-V love among notable features
Tesla shows off the AI supercomputer training what it hopes will one day be an actual self-driving car
(2021/06/27)
Plus: AlphaFold on drugs, and a Google Cloud AI tool to spot dodgy kit
Green MSP calls on Scottish government to stop spending £4.7m a year with AWS after Amazon 'dumping' allegations
(2021/06/26)
'Public money should be going to small companies and those who need to recover from the pandemic'
Wish you could play tabletop Dungeons & Dragons but have no friends? Solasta: Crown of the Magister offers a solution
(2021/06/26)
Plus: A tale of tech woe and E3 best bits
SolarWinds backdoor gang pwns Microsoft support agent to turn sights on customers
(2021/06/26)
Plus: Amazon gobbles Wickr, automakers cough to privacy blunders, and more
Oh, come on. Every government is right on some issues. Proof:
For every government X there is at least one government Y such that X
would claim that Y is a bunch of corrupt assholes. Since every government
is a bunch of corrupt assholes, every government is right at least in one
of its claims.
- Al Viro discussing politics on linux-kernel