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)

Chinese meme-makers crown US Commerce Secretary as Huawei brand ambassador

(2023/09/06)

Well, well, well, if it isn't the consequences of Uncle Sam's actions



Meatbag mishaps more menacing than malware? CISOs think so

(2023/09/06)

Company boards, on the other hand, aren't letting cybersecurity disturb their sleep as much



Newport Wafer Fab blames UK government over 100 redundancies plan

(2023/09/06)

Forced sale of Britian's biggest semiconductor component maker creating uncertainty over its future



Intel NUCs find fresh life in Asus, but rights are 'non-exclusive'

(2023/09/06)

As Asrock adds an AMD-powered 4"x4" not-NUC to its industrial lineup



SAP user group calls for support deadline reprieve amid hospital billing worries

(2023/09/06)

Schedule is unrealistic... it takes 2 years just to tender, protests board member



Home Office asylum system from '90s misses EOL deadline, no new timetable in place

(2023/09/06)

Exclusive Replacement due more than a decade ago, Casework Information Database soldiers on as case backlog hits record highs



India's Chandrayaan-3 Moon mission hibernates to see out a long lunar night

(2023/09/06)

Spacecraft scheduled to snooze until September 22 when it's hoped machines return to duty



Google rebrands 'android' as 'Android' to remove any doubt about its affiliations

(2023/09/06)

LOGOWATCH 'Bugdroid' goes a bit 'Village People' to become 'as dynamic as Android itself'



Microsoft tells partners unbundling Teams is a 'compromise' with the EU

(2023/09/06)

Meanwhile, Zoom boss calls on US authorities to consider adopting Europe's breakout policy



ASEAN bloc starts work on Digital Economy Framework

(2023/09/06)

Who needs India or China when ten booming economies form a gang?



Mozilla calls cars from 25 automakers 'data privacy nightmares on wheels'

(2023/09/06)

Does your vehicle really need to know about your bedroom antics?



Google Chrome pushes ahead with targeted ads based on your browser history

(2023/09/06)

YMMV, based on where you are



US AGs: We need law to purge the web of AI-drawn child sex abuse material

(2023/09/06)

Deepfakes of underage girls set off alarm bells for legal eagles



You patched yet? Years-old Microsoft security holes still hot targets for cyber-crooks

(2023/09/05)

We're number one! We're number one! We're...



The Anti Defamation League is Musk's latest excuse for Twitter's tanking ad revenue

(2023/09/05)

There's something very familiar about all this



AI coding is 'inescapable' and here to stay, says GitLab

(2023/09/05)

Getting strong FOMO vibes from devs – tho how ML is actually used among engineers may surprise you



After failed takeover, Intel and Tower Semi aren't giving up on the relationship

(2023/09/05)

Meanwhile, Arm suffers IPO financial muscle loss with low valuation



Big Tech has failed to police Russian disinformation, EC study concludes

(2023/09/05)

In Putin's Russia, the planet hacks you



Europe's Ariane 6 takes rocket science seriously by testing patience before engines

(2023/09/05)

Four seconds of fire and fury to be followed by eight minutes then... a launch in 2024?



Fedora and Asahi Linux pals revamp installation process

(2023/09/05)

Switch to Calamares aims to make setup simpler



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Imagine that Cray computer decides to make a personal computer. It has
a 150 MHz processor, 200 megabytes of RAM, 1500 megabytes of disk
storage, a screen resolution of 4096 x 4096 pixels, relies entirely on
voice recognition for input, fits in your shirt pocket and costs $300.
What's the first question that the computer community asks?

"Is it PC compatible?"