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)

On eve of national industrial ballot, BT, EE, Openreach agree to temporarily suspend compulsory redundancies

(2021/05/12)

Well, the telco always said it's good to talk: Negotiations over jobs, pay, grading, and more set for this month

Another week, another issue: Virgin Galactic mulls test flight restart as VSS Unity fixed – but VMS Eve might be borked

(2021/05/12)

Company continues to make losses without troubling space

Britain to spend £22m influencing Indo-Pacific nations' cybersecurity policies against 'authoritarian regimes'

(2021/05/12)

So says Foreign Secretary in lacklustre speech to NCSC faithful

Rackspace CEO: Offshoring, real estate closures and other cost cutting measures. Did NASDAQ cheer? Well? Nope

(2021/05/12)

Q1 revenue up, losses widen, boss says new Elastic Engineering cloud product selling fast

Open-source JavaScript project Babel 'running out of money' after employing paid maintainers, sponsors pull out

(2021/05/12)

Creator deletes posts alleging 'mismanagement' to blame

Fibre Channel is still around. And now it's end-to-end at a sizzling-ish 64Gbit/s

(2021/05/12)

Broadcom unveils an HBA to complete the set of seventh-gen kit

Not keen on a 5G mast in your street? At least it'd be harder for crackpots to burn down 'a flying cell tower in orbit'

(2021/05/12)

Another satellite constellation prepares for launch, this one aimed at next-gen connectivity for IoT devices

AWS wins yet another UK public-sector contract – this time to provide £15m health data system for NHS Scotland

(2021/05/12)

Amazon's cloud factory hits £300m under 'One Government' agreement

Hong Kong floats doxxing laws that would let it force big tech to take down content

(2021/05/12)

And make publishing personal data as an act of protest illegal into the bargain

Blessed are the cryptographers, labelling them criminal enablers is just foolish

(2021/05/12)

Preserving privacy is hard. I know because when I tried, I quickly learned not to play with weapons

IBM compiles dataset to teach software how software is made: 14m code samples, half of which actually work

(2021/05/12)

Big Blue hopes to create the ImageNet of training resources for AI-powered programming tools

Google gets into the international money transfer business, one-way out of the USA

(2021/05/12)

India and Singapore are first destinations, teams with Western Union and Wise to target 200 nations

Beijing twirls ban-hammer at 84 more apps it says need to stop slurping excess data

(2021/05/12)

Online lending apps and more given fifteen days to ‘rectify’ behaviour

South Korea orders urgent review of energy infrastructure cybersecurity

(2021/05/12)

No prizes for guessing why, as Colonial Pipeline outage stretches patience and looks like lasting a week

Salesforce fell over so hard today, it took out its own server status page

(2021/05/12)

It’s not DNS. There is no way it’s DNS. It was DNS

Tech industry quietly patches FragAttacks Wi-Fi flaws that leak data, weaken security

(2021/05/12)

Dozen design, implementation blunders date back 24 years

Microsoft says Outlook hit by 'email visibility issues' – as in, they're blank

(2021/05/12)

Here's an unofficial fix for those who need their messages now

WhatsApp: Share your data with Facebook, or we'll make our own app useless to you

(2021/05/11)

Zuck gets tough just as Germany blocks privacy policy roll-out

SolarWinds CEO describes overhauled Orion build system after that 'very small, unique' security breach

(2021/05/11)

'This can happen to anybody. There's always learning in any crisis. And we were no exception'

Microsoft emits more fixes for Exchange Server plus patches for remote-code exec holes in HTTP stack, Visual Studio

(2021/05/11)

Plus: Grab your updates for Adobe, SAP, Android, Intel

If you do not think about the future, you cannot have one.
-- John Galsworthy