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by Shaun Nichols on (#2NXTM)
The anti-AMD racks up 48 per cent revenue jump Graphics chip and ARM systems-on-chips hardware slinger Nvidia says its gaming, datacenter, and automotive groups were to thank for a quarter that saw its profits more than double.…
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by Iain Thomson on (#2NXN4)
President treats America like an episode of The Apprentice US President Donald Trump today fired FBI director James Comey.…
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by Richard Chirgwin on (#2NXHR)
Australia's needy IT sector gets its annual dose of validation The IT sector always loves it when the Australian government acknowledges its existence in the federal budget, and 2017-2018 is no exception.…
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by Simon Sharwood on (#2NXGN)
He also feels cloud is yet to make a dent in the enterprise – but AI might fix that ServiceNow's new CEO John Donahoe has introduced himself to the company's community at its Knowledge17 conference in Orlando, Florida. Along the way he introduced some new machine learning-fueled automation tech and offered his opinion that IT departments can put a stop to future corporate re-organization efforts.…
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by Shaun Nichols on (#2NXEF)
Get patching ASAP as exploits are being used in the wild – and fix Adobe stuff, too Microsoft has today published patches for more than 50 security flaws in its products – including three serious holes being exploited right now in the wild. These updates should be applied as soon as possible.…
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by Kieren McCarthy on (#2NX7B)
Dems demand U-turn on FCC decision to kill rules Almost all female Democrats in the US Senate have come out against the push by FCC chairman Ajit Pai to tear up America's net neutrality regulations, arguing the rules are important for women nationwide.…
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by Iain Thomson on (#2NX1M)
And only released Macron, Clinton campaign files – hmm It's been a busy week already on Capitol Hill. We've heard yet again revelations of Russian hackers breaking into US Republican and Democrat campaign computers – and interfering with France's presidential election.…
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by Shaun Nichols on (#2NWR6)
Telnet security flaw fix finally lands – or just use SSH, yeah? Cisco has patched a critical security flaw in its switches that can be potentially exploited by miscreants to hijack networks – a flaw disclosed in the Vault 7 leak of CIA files.…
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by Tim Anderson on (#2NWPD)
Programmers left with not-quite-as-good .NET Core Build Microsoft has made a change to its forthcoming ASP.NET Core 2.0 web framework so that it is now incompatible with the Windows-only .NET Framework, causing confusion and annoyance for some .NET developers.…
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by Paul Kunert on (#2NWFW)
KPMG appointed to pick over bones of Midlands-based biz The loss of contracts with strategic vendors and the subsequent decline in sales forced components distributor Entatech to call in administrative receivers, The Reg can confirm.…
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by Chris Mellor on (#2NWVC)
You threaten us with contract lawyers? We'll give you lawyers Toshiba, threatened wth financial calamity, has told WDC to butt out and stop interfering in its bid to sell its memory business.…
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by Chris Mellor on (#2NW2N)
You threaten us with contract lawyers? We'll give you lawyers Toshiba, threatened wth financial calamity, has told WDC to butt out and stop interfering in its bid to sell its memory business.…
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by Andrew Orlowski on (#2NVYX)
It's a fat iPad with no battery Amazon has announced the first Echo to feature a built-in display – one of 2017's stranger gadgets – just as Microsoft's Echo clone broke cover.…
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by Chris Mellor on (#2NVS2)
*ahem* No, it's data management services now NetApp and Cisco are investing millions of dollars in a 30-person data protection startup.…
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by Gareth Corfield on (#2NVNK)
Doctors, lawyers, IT folk ... all lost in time, like tears in rain... Rise of the Machines Ball-gazers* at Gartner reckon robots could replace doctors, lawyers and IT workers in the next five years. Panic, all ye faithful.…
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by Paul Kunert on (#2NVJ3)
Shares slip 5.2 per cent The hospice bed that Micro Focus readied to admit Hewlett Packard Enterprise's sickly Software business is closer to being filled now regulatory approvals for the deal are in.…
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by Gareth Corfield on (#2NVDN)
Bless the Cousins, they're trying really hard with this one Stuffy American broadsheet the New York Times is offering disaster tourism-style package holidays of Westminster for $6,500, capitalising on Britain’s popular vote to leave the European Union.…
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by Gareth Corfield on (#2NVC9)
If you can afford to spend $5k on a camera drone, they want to be your go-to folk French professional drone firm Parrot says it will expand into the "prosumer" market – after laying off almost 300 staff and abandoning the consumer market.…
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by Team Register on (#2NVAA)
Time - and space - running out to attend our DevOps and Containers conf Events We’ve got 30 conference seats left at Continuous Lifecycle, and we’d really like to see you, yes you, sat in one of them.…
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by John Leyden on (#2NV7S)
Not down to people trying to file comments on issues rhyming with wetsuit balloty, it insists Problems faced by consumers hoping to submit comments to the Federal Communications Commission over the weekend were caused by a denial of service attack, the US government agency admits.…
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Turkeys voting against Christmas? The vast majority of contractors do not trust the results of HMRC's online assessment tool determining them inside the IR35 changes, according to a survey by IT recruitment firm Qdos Contractor.…
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by Andrew Orlowski on (#2NV37)
Early days yet but check out that silky-smooth UI An enthusiast has compiled Google's infant Fuchsia OS and put the toddler through its paces.…
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by Chris Mellor on (#2NV08)
Pimping up the range NetApp is trying to plug up the gaps in its object storage wall.…
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Departure follows Register exposé The head of the agile company instrumental in the Ministry of Justice's disastrous Common Platform Programme has stepped down. His departure follows a Register exclusive exposing the project's failings.…
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by Paul Kunert on (#2NTVB)
And I would walk 400 miles – because my employer wouldn't pay for a train... It’s not just teleworkers that are feeling the sharp end of IBM strategic shifts – services personnel must now justify visiting a client on site if travel costs £75 or more.…
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by Andrew Orlowski on (#2NTTJ)
Why? Because, errr, data. And, ummm, apps Move over, Blakey! Silicon Roundabout wants to "disrupt the bus". A shuttle operated by London-based app flinger Citymapper will trundle around the centre of the capital, demonstrating how incumbent bus operators are stuck in the Stone Age. From tomorrow, it's going to be smart.…
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by Richard Chirgwin on (#2NTQD)
Maybe the comet's surprise molecules aren't billions of years old after all One of the big surprises in the Rosetta probe's visit to Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko was the 2015 announcement that the rock was surrounded by a thin cloud of molecular oxygen.…
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by Kieren McCarthy on (#2NTNM)
You'll never believe this, but… Nine months ago – and just weeks before the US government handed it control of the critical parts of the internet – California-based DNS overlord ICANN was hit by just the latest in a decade-long series of scandals.…
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by Simon Sharwood on (#2NTKN)
Finland, Finland, Finland, the place to build open DBs! The European Investment Bank has decided MariaDB Corporation is worthy of €25 million funding under the European Commission’s Investment Plan for Europe.…
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by Chris Mellor on (#2NTHH)
He's got it all – and it's all to lose... even Oracle has woken up to it Opinion You look at Michael Dell, as he gazes out on an audience of 13,000 attendees at this week's Dell EMC World event in Las Vegas, and you think it's like looking at a Sun King and his worshippers.…
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by Chris Mellor on (#2NTFR)
A roundup for file geeks, blockhead nerds Dell EMC World Dell EMC is pumping out, among other things this week, updated arrays from five product families: VMAX, XtremIO, Unity, SC and Isilon. This new gear features a heavy dose of flash, new controllers, denser enclosures, higher capacities, and refreshed software.…
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by Richard Chirgwin on (#2NTE4)
Chocolate Factory bearing gifts to improve open source projects Google wants more open source projects to include fuzzing during their development cycle, and to help things along, it's announced a rewards program that goes as high as US$20,000.…
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by Richard Chirgwin on (#2NTA3)
LibEtPan user? Upgrade to 1.8 Developers using the open source LibEtPan library in their email agents need to patch against a null-dereference vulnerability.…
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by Dan Olds, OrionX on (#2NT68)
New top speed set by Weifang proto-boffins HPC Blog Yet another record has fallen at the Asia Supercomputer Community Student Cluster Competition. This time, it’s the HPCG (High Performance Conjugate Gradients) mark.…
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by Simon Sharwood on (#2NT1E)
You're already gripping your fondleslab, so why not give the thumb something useful to do? Microsoft Research has come up with an interesting idea – user interfaces designed specifically for thumb-plus-stylus use on tablet computers.…
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by Richard Chirgwin on (#2NSXN)
Oz Department of Comms, call the DTA to renew your domain Australians who try to set up a new satellite TV in remote areas can't register online for free-to-air reception, because an expired domain has left the registration service TITSUP (Total Inability To Support Usual Performance).…
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by Iain Thomson on (#2NT0T)
Critical update for security engine rushed out the door Miscreants can turn the tables on Microsoft and use its own antivirus engine against Windows users – by abusing it to install malware on vulnerable machines.…
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by Iain Thomson on (#2NSWS)
Redmond's own malware engine found to be faulty On barely a working day's notice Microsoft has fixed a nasty security hole in Windows – one that could have been exploited to remote control potentially millions of devices.…
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by Simon Sharwood on (#2NSVY)
Talon HATE pod squirts data over three protocols between previously-incompatible aircraft The United States Air Force has successfully networked its F-22 Raptor and F-15 Eagle aircraft under the “Talon HATE†program.…
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by Richard Chirgwin on (#2NSP7)
Datanistas fend off privacy threat, citizens get a chance to be part of a new market Updated Australians won't get an opt-out from broad data collection, if the government adopts recommendations made by the Productivity Commission.…
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by Shaun Nichols on (#2NSDN)
In West Philadelphia the DoJ raised, an objection to how they kept the cops in a haze Lawsuit magnet Uber today settled one case in Washington – while a much larger potential issue has arisen in Philadelphia.…
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by Iain Thomson on (#2NSAY)
No one real likes us, whines hotel doorstop provider You'd think the FBI has enough on its plate with the threat of terrorism, political investigations, and attempts to nobble end-to-end encryption.…
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by Chris Mellor on (#2NS2K)
Code updated and new boxes coming Dell EMC World Dell EMC is updating three storage software products, previewing a fourth, and refreshing its Ready Nodes storage software and server bundles.…
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by Shaun Nichols on (#2NRZN)
Gruesome twosome sign pact to share backends, tech Much-loved US cable giants Comcast and Charter, which both long to run their own cellphone networks, are teaming up to make their wireless nightmare, er, dream a reality.…
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by Chris Mellor on (#2NRXZ)
PC maker wins buzzword bingo while emitting new sales deals Dell EMC World Dell Financial Services has today announced a string of sales and licensing deals to help customers avoid paying for stuff outright, even inventing a new TLA – "TLA," in fact.…
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by Gareth Corfield on (#2NRQE)
Mysterious craft likely to be surveillance testbed Pic The US Air Force’s mysterious X-37B space drone has landed – a mere two years after it took off.…
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by Chris Mellor on (#2NRP1)
Ooooo! Hemmed edges! Dell EMC World Dell EMC has previewed the 14th generation of its PowerEdge server line, indicating there will be significant incremental advances in performance and usability, but with an almost complete absence of any product details.…
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by John Leyden on (#2NRGE)
Emails and IDs exposed, trolls have a field day Updated Lonely hearts on the dating website Guardian Soulmates have been targeted with sexually explicit spam emails after trolls abused leaked contact information.…
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by John Leyden on (#2NR9K)
Campaign planted bogus details on bogus websites but ultimately still got hacked The Macron campaign reportedly used fake logins and docs to waste hacker resources and frustrate phishing attempts.…
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by John Leyden on (#2NR3A)
Which breach were your details revealed in, then? Three in five Brits reckon that fewer than three security steps – including passwords, card readers or letters from a memorable word – are insufficient to assure their bank account is secure and not accessible by other people.…
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