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)

Samsung to cough up third of a billion bucks for ripping off patent

(2023/04/24)

Next on Netlist's hit list? Micron and Google



From tiny acorns mighty oak trees grow – RSA is back in town

(2023/04/24)

RSA Conference Security bods converge on the cool gray city of love



American private equity can't wait to gobble up Euro stalwart Software AG

(2023/04/24)

Silver Lake set to grab control of firm with legacy from Moon landing era



Where are we now – Microsoft 363? Cloud suite suffers another outage

(2023/04/24)

Final update Some customers unable to use the search function for online services like Teams and Outlook



How was Google boss's 2022? He got paid $226M as stock awards kicked in

(2023/04/24)

Bumper payday for exec as relentless cost-cutting campaign continues



How fiends abuse an out-of-date Microsoft Windows driver to infect victims

(2023/04/24)

It's like those TV movies where a spy cuts a wire and the whole building's security goes out



Google's AI chatbot Bard catches up to generating code

(2023/04/24)

In brief NSFW? You'll need to check outputs for accuracy. Plus: OpenAI CEO says massive model era's over, Microsoft said to be building custom AI chip



Let's take a closer look at these claims of anti-ransomware SSDs

(2023/04/24)

Inevitably, there's AI involved. Could it work?



If you don't get open source's trademark culture, expect bad language

(2023/04/24)

Opinion Rust never sleeps. Sometimes it dozes at the wheel



Support chap put PC into 'drying mode' and users believed it was real

(2023/04/24)

Who, Me? Who annoys auditors? It's like picking on alligators – it won't end well



UK monopoly watchdog gives Broadcom-VMware probe a tight timetable

(2023/04/24)

If the news is bad for chip giant, a remedy will need to be found very quickly indeed



Department of Homeland Security bets on AI to help handle China

(2023/04/24)

Secretary worries about critical infrastructure being held to ransom



QEMU 8.0 hatches more support for Arm and RISC-V

(2023/04/24)

Sapphire Rapids joins the fun, and there's even something for s390x users



That 3CX supply chain attack keeps getting worse: More victims found

(2023/04/24)

In Brief Also, Finland sentences CEO of breach company to prison (kind of), and this week's laundry list of critical vulns



Linux 6.3 debuts after 'nice, controlled release cycle'

(2023/04/24)

Preps for Intel's Meteor Lake, improves support for Chinese RISC-V silicon, and gets to the starting line with a racing wheel



Microsoft suggests businesses buy fewer PCs. No, really

(2023/04/24)

Redmond wants you using Cloud PCs instead because they offer a better sustainability story



Chinese scientists calculate the Milky Way's mass as 805 billion times that of our Sun

(2023/04/24)

Asia In Brief ALSO: Australia says offensive hacking is working; DJI hit with $279m patent suit; Philippines Police leak data; and more



NASA solar satellite burns up over the Sahara desert

(2023/04/22)

Goodbye RHESSI, thanks for all the data



European air traffic control confirms website 'under attack' by pro-Russia hackers

(2023/04/22)

Another cyber nuisance in support of Putin's war, nothing too serious



TSMC brags of 20TWh solar scheme. Feels a bit like greenwashing to us

(2023/04/22)

A welcome development, but let's not overdo it



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Oh, and this is another kernel in that great and venerable "BugFree(tm)"
series of kernels. So be not afraid of bugs, but go out in the streets
and deliver this message of joy to the masses.
-- Linus, in the announcement for 1.3.27