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Institutions told to trace who is really financing their work or risk falling foul of national security law
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| Updated | 2026-10-01 14:15 |
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Replacing letters with symbols still doesn't make it good.
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Legacy API begins disappearing from tenants today, with no exceptions after April
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Former Labour deputy challenges Clive Lewis but skips the warnings attached to NHS figures
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Two-thirds report immediate recovery, although teachers remain divided over whose job security is
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The Information Commission replaces the Information Commissioner, putting statutory powers under collective control
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Unredacted contract prompts fresh claims of preferential treatment and greater risk for the DWP
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Younger workers often overlooked for senior roles due to historical issues and fears they'll get pregnant, says survey
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So why are more and more people snorting their daily fix of cat videos, men fighting and political propaganda
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What's good for human shoppers does not work with probabilistic AI agents
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Team that gave the world Bluetooth COVID tracking swipes right on algorithmic matchmaking
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Posts huge leaps in revenue, profit, and margin, with more to come
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Microsoft broke its own cloud but isn't sure how
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Irony alert: OpenAI whines that Chinese model stole its special IP that it stole from everybody else
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US model makers can train on web data - but distilling theirs is a 'national security risk'
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Just ask America.gov and you'll receive a favorite July 4th food.
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If you can't afford a Curta, we still don't recommend trying this: It'll eat up months of your life and all the filament you have
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The chips may not be as advanced, but they won't get banned at a moment's notice, Eric Xu says
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Software engineering practices need to catch up with increasingly capable agents
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It's 2 am. Do you know what your teen is doing?
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Users on Ubuntu 24.04 will begin to get nagged to update to 26.04.1. Here's how to proceed
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Federal paperwork to be pulped as agencies told to forget the old name, while critics ask who owns all those .si domains
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MeetTwins is still in development, but it's a genius idea if the goal is to prove more time-wasting calls should just be emails
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That's the amount of economic value AI will have to deliver to justify all the investment
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Paul Chowles helped himself to 50 coins while examining devices linked to Silk Road 2.0
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The Register takes HPE and NVIDIA to dinner in Washington to answer the question that stalls AI in regulated industries, off the record.
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By including Baseten in its marketplace, OpenAI signals it wants its models to win on the merits, not through coercion
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Yet another new version of Firefox, with a significant reskin
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Build it, bill it, bin it as forward-deployed engineering leaves customers dependent on outside expertise
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A broken Java applet had one FrontPage user ready for an Eruption
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Satellite imagery shows construction accelerating, but advanced packaging could cap 2027 deployment in the low 20s of gigawatts
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Government survey puts the figure at 808k, says detecting and removing malware most common weakness
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Plus, Klassik recreates the KDE 3 desktop experience on Qt 6
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British Transport Police's six-month facial recognition pilot produced one alert, and it was a false positive
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Researchers find a way to recover stale indirect branch prediction entries
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The A350F is apparently good for carrying servers
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Red Hat, Nvidia, OpenAI and friends are working on an enterprise edition they say is Kubernetes for agents'
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Also requires name change to 'Superintelligence'
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It's a worm attack, AI-style
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It's not OpenClaw. It's dots
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Gemini, Grok now serving as front door to federal resources on unfinished, poorly designed website
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Federal cops have 'a very particular set of skills'
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New business unit to be led by former MongoDB CEO 'CJ' Desai
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SPONSORED POST: How agentic AI, real-time visibility, and stronger governance can help enterprises protect critical services and manage increasingly complex IT environments.
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Regular pricing starts at $6,799 - all that memory doesn't come cheap
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Two questions remain: who is abusing the CVEs? And why did Citrix take so long to disclose?
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Jevstiller targets 98% agreement by learning familiar requests on your hardware while sending uncertain and audited queries upstream
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Starliner-1 could fly by January, with astronauts to follow by 2028 if all goes well
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Use SharePoint Online? Keen on PDFs? Then you won't be keen on the latest Word bug
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Glow Security finds more than 13,000 publicly accessible images that expose corporate development work
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Equinix pilot promises faster deployment and over-the-air upgrades without downtime, provided the code behaves itself
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