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Updated 2026-09-09 11:48
Security boffin claims airport group left API keys in client-side JavaScript for four years
Researcher believes overprivileged Iterable creds exposed 8.8M customer records - and could have enabled mass deletion
Virgin Media offloads email services to third-party provider
Users given 45 days to save their mail or sign up with Junara
Huawei Watch D3 pumps up its health-monitoring credentials
Inflatable wrist cuff delivers 24-hour blood pressure readings, though the design remains chunky
Switzerland tests a FOSS escape route from Microsoft 365
Swiss Army sticks a knife in American cloud apps with its own FOSS push
Another Microsoft team admits it’s struggling to handle flood of AI-generated code
Increase in vibe-coded browser extensions sees Edge team automate quality assessments
Philippines bets AI will lift GDP by 12 percent in seven years – without hurting outsourcing
Plans 30x datacenter expansion for less than what big tech spends in a month
US claims Chinese AI companies’ core AI strategy is distilling American models
Spooks and CISA point to industrial-scale distillation' by DeepSeek, Alibaba, and other Chinese players
Microsoft breaks Patch Tuesday record with 974-CVE deluge
Adobe also brought goodies to the patch party and they deserve immediate attention
OpenAI GPT-6 Astra will run a retailer without cheating and sell more stuff than Anthropic
Vend it like Altman
Google DeepMind rises above the AI scrum with genome atlas
See, AI can be used for good ... or at the very least, a useful distraction from the bad
OpenAI's Artifactory opened covert data-stealing channel alongside Hugging Face attack
Researchers disclosed the cross-account trick the same day rogue agents exploited another zero-day for admin access
Bing Wallpaper app opens Harry Potter's chamber of ads
No defense against the dark arts Microsoft is practicing on your wallpaper
Google research shows when AI agents communicate, some cheat while others tattle
DeepMind researchers propose tapping into the whistleblower tendency to keep agents in check
Amazon ropes Qualcomm into something, something AI, networking chips
Multi-generation chip collab is more buzzwords than compute
Retired man turns spare room into Soviet-era supercomputer
Get out the 75-year-old vacuum tubes for this project
Floating nuclear startup Bluecore lands $50M funding before setting sail
Firm wants to take atomic power generation on a barge to wherever the need is
Boston Scientific left nursing its bottom line after cyberattack
Medical device giant warns August intrusion will hit Q3 and full-year sales and earnings as recovery drags on
ASML and TSMC want bigger masks for smaller chips
Industry push aims to eliminate stitching constraints and ready high-NA EUV systems for production by 2033
How to secure hybrid meeting rooms without sacrificing user experience
SPONSORED FEATURE: With regulators tightening rules and attack surfaces widening, meeting-room kit must bake in security without pushing users toward workarounds
LG accused of 'egregious invasion of privacy' over TV data collection
Claims follow scrutiny over monitors installing adware without user consent
BigBear phishing crew nets thousands of Microsoft 365 credentials
Researchers got inside the crooks' admin panel and found 5,137 stolen records tied to 461 organizations
Mistral bags €3B to build Europe's sovereign AI champion
Samsung-led round values the French model maker at more than 21B
Extortion crews have their eyes on high-value AI data, Google warns
Companies 'don't want their IP exposed, so they're willing to pay'
UK energy operator sticks with Palantir in £21M direct award
Proprietary platform keeps incumbent in place while NESO prepares a future competition
Grindr pays £26M to settle UK privacy class action
Dating app admits no liability over allegations that it shared sensitive user data, including HIV status, with third parties
Whitehall's latest plan to get things done: Less Whitehall
Ministers declare war on an 'industry of dither and delay' as consultations, legal caution, and judicial reviews get the chop
Britain reboots its space strategy with £7.8B already on the launchpad
Cross-government plan combines civil ambitions with an increasingly military view of orbit
Arm pushes agentic AI and desktop-quality graphics in next-gen phone platform
New CPU and GPU designs chase lower latency and richer games within a 1 W power budget
HPE makes its “unified storage” claim real as B10000 R6 hits GA
PARTNER CONTENT: Pairs block and adjacent file workloads with independent scaling of performance and capacity
‘Global reckoning’ is coming for big tech, says Australian minister
Introduces 'digital duty of care' that will mean Aussies get my feed, my way' - without algorithms if requested
Huawei proudly shows off an entirely un-American chip
Resistance is futile
Matt Clifford to leave ARIA before Anthropic role becomes a 'distraction'
MPs welcome move but still want answers over how the conflict of interest was allowed to arise
US watchdog opens probe into Tesla's Cybercab self-certification
Wheels turning on the road and in government
DRAM contract prices forecast to grow only 13-18% in Q3
PC buyers already had enough of helping to fund the AI revolution, only essential refreshes happening now
Nightwing CEO has a Labor Day message for staff – and apparently The Register
Nothing says For internal use only' quite like emailing it to the press
Oracle may be next in EU software licensing hot seat following SAP deal
Commission reportedly seeks third-party views, although no formal investigation is underway
Hackers drain $320M in Bitcoin from Liquid Network, claim they're the good guys
Self-described white hats promise to return 'most' of the 4,000 BTC once the vulnerability is fixed
Asahi Linux takes on Apple M3, minus a few creature comforts
Most hardware works, although graphics, sleep, and external displays need more attention
Nitter lives to proxy another day after taking legal advice
Public instance XCancel uncancelled after X Corp's cease-and-desist campaign, with others promised shortly
Smartphone makers don't bother to comply with EU repairability requirements
Vast majority of new devices on market still don't give repair information to owners, but give themselves top marks for repairability
Welsh environment regulator's FoI blunder exposes diversity data of 2,000 staff
NRW says it has found no evidence data was misused after spreadsheet published in error five years ago
UK food supply chain at risk from hostile attacks
Defending against cyber foes is among factors hitting food price inflation, report finds
Peers ask why UK cyber bill leaves execs off the personal liability hook
Ministers say 17M corporate fines and forthcoming board-level governance rules provide sufficient accountability
OpenAI's rebel agent swarm died young, but its chilling logs live on
'The Collective' learned to communicate, organize, cheat, and apparently sacrifice its own
Amazon-branded plane in fatal accident at Miami Airport
Couldn't stop before the end of a runway
Who, Me? Techie sent to fix Nobel Prize winner’s PC almost set it on fire
Even the greatest scientific minds are at risk of rogue 9-pin connectors
Jensen's purchase of a new toy could reshape the entire AI industry
This week on The Kettle we weigh in on Nvidia's Hugging Face acquisition and why it could spell a new, more fragmented and siloed era of AI development
Might as well blame AI for this giant Linux release candidate, says Linus Torvalds
Last week, he blamed himself for being a grade A nincompoop' who assumed a system upgrade couldn't possibly go wrong
Thailand pauses all datacenter builds and approvals
PLUS: Fujitsu not yet budgeting Horizon compensation; DeepSeek's vast Huawei GPU buy; Korea plans sovereign security model; And more!
Time lords prepare to kick leap seconds into the next millennium
Risk of an unprecedented negative adjustment prompts plan to let UTC drift by as much as an hour
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