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)

I/O, I/O, no work from home for show: Google will not hold 2020 event 'in any capacity'

(2020/03/23)

Developers advised to check blogs and forums for product news

TeamViewer is going to turn around and ignore what you're doing with its freebie licence to help new remote workers

(2020/03/23)

No connection-checking while society crumbles, but corporate customers will have to keep paying

Self-driving truck boss: 'Supervised machine learning doesn’t live up to the hype. It isn’t C-3PO, it’s sophisticated pattern matching'

(2020/03/23)

Roundup Starsky Robotics shuts down, plus more news from world of neural networks

Germany says nein to Euro Unified Patent Court, pulls plug and leaves it nearby if anyone wants to put it back in

(2020/03/23)

Top court says UPC was not properly approved but only on a technicality

Yes, you can build your business in the public cloud: Tune in live online next month to find out exactly how

(2020/03/23)

Public’s the new private – tell your friends

Your Agile-built IT platform was 'terrible', Co-Op Insurance chief complained to High Court

(2020/03/23)

Mark Summerfield didn't hold back in written evidence

Forget about those pesky closures, Windows 10 has an important message for you

(2020/03/23)

Bork!Bork!Bork! Remember the three rules: social distancing, hand washing, giving Windows enough storage

Workday will PaaS up the opportunity to open its platform to third parties

(2020/03/23)

HR and finance cloud vendor focuses on its own apps

It's time to track people's smartphones to ensure they self-isolate during this global pandemic, says WHO boffin

(2020/03/23)

Overseas travelers and others need to stay home – and we should use their phones to monitor them, we're told

First impressions count when the world is taken by surprise by an exciting new (macro) virus

(2020/03/23)

Who, Me? Almost 30 years of VBA and the mayhem miscreants wrought with it

No, the head of the World Health Organization has not emailed you – it's a message laced with malware

(2020/03/23)

Roundup On the other hand, these Pwn2Own results are legit

Equinix closes data centres to customers, contractors in France, Germany, Italy, Spain amid coronavirus pandemic

(2020/03/23)

Goes appointment-only elsewhere, pledges to have enough staff on-site to keep running

Linus Torvalds ponders: Is Linux 5.6 going well because it's bug-free, or thanks to that other bug?

(2020/03/23)

'The world around us may be going through strange times, but so far kernel development looks normal,' says penguin emperor

India makes new push to lure global electronics manufacturers

(2020/03/23)

To protect and grow its own industries. But first, call your mother and enjoy this five-minute national round of applause for medicos and transport workers

Apollo astronaut Al Worden – once named most isolated human being of all time – dies aged 88

(2020/03/22)

Flew Apollo 15 Command Module to an inhuman apogee, made first deep space EVA

Microsoft names priority users for new Azure capacity – emergency services, government, remote workers top the list

(2020/03/22)

Totally not running out of cloud. But may ditch free offers to serve current customers during the Pandemic

Peak greenwashing: SAP backs oil and gas giants with Accenture partnership, eco-credentials go up in smoke

(2020/03/22)

It will be carbon-neutral by 2025, whatever that eventually means

Tech won't save you from lockdown disaster: How to manage family and free time while working from home

(2020/03/21)

Tips from El Reg hack with two decades of WFH experience

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Black hole quasar tsunamis moving at 46 million miles per hour

(2020/03/21)

When science reality is more interesting than science fiction

FYI: You can trick image-recog AI into, say, mixing up cats and dogs – by abusing scaling code to poison training data

(2020/03/21)

You may want to check what you're actually teaching your neural networks in future

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