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25, 2022, 7:10 GMT
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25, 2022, 2:30 GMT
Meta says it's building world's largest AI supercomputer out of Nvidia, AMD chips
Farm machinery giant John Deere plows into two right-to-repair lawsuits
Twitter's top security staff out after incoming CEO shakes things up
Indiana, Texas, Washington DC AGs sue Google for using UI design 'dark patterns' to harvest your location
Assange can go to UK Supreme Court (again) to fend off US extradition bid
They see us Cinnamon Rolling, they're rating: GeckoLinux incorporates kernel 5.16 with familiar installation experience
Running Windows 10? Microsoft is preparing to fire up the update engines
Throw away your Ethernet cables* because MediaTek says Wi-Fi 7 will replace them
Windows box won't boot? SystemRescue 9 may help
Rolls-Royce consortium shopping for factory sites to build mini-nuclear reactors
Hive View security camera customers left in the dark as some gear gives up the ghost
IBM forges entanglement to double quantum simulations by 'cutting up a larger circuit into smaller circuits'
Robot vacuum cleaner employed by Brit budget hotel chain Travelodge flees
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... a massive black hole spewed out gases that probably helped make stars
Elvis may have left the building, but Windows remains very much on show
Team behind delayed ERP project was aware of problems but didn't inform Surrey County Council for months
IPv6 is built to be better, but that's not the route to success
Pop quiz: The network team didn't make your change. The server is in a locked room. What do you do?
Apple again extends waiver for in-app purchasing requirement for online experiences
Myanmar's military junta seeks ban on VPNs and digital currency
Cloudflare signals big Asian push, starting in Singapore
Australian Prime Minister's WeChat Shanghaied by Chinese patriots
IBM finally finds a private equiteer willing to purchase Watson Health
Desktop-deprived Linus Torvalds releases first release candidate of ‘not huge’ kernel 5.17
Another US president, time for another big Intel factory promise by another CEO
European silicon output shrinking, metal smelters closing as electricity prices quadruple, trade body warns
Tougher rules on targeted ads, deepfakes, crafty web design, and more? Euro lawmakers give a thumbs up
Meta trains data2vec neural network to grok speech, images, text so it can 'understand the world'
Apple preps fix for Safari's web-history-leaking IndexedDB privacy bug
Nvidia pushes crowd-pleasing container support into AI Enterprise suite
Wolfing down ebooks during lockdown? You might want to check out Calibre, the Swiss Army ebook tool
Dog forgets all about risk of drowning in a marsh as soon as drone dangles a sausage
Almost there: James Webb Space Telescope frees its mirrors and prepares for insertion
Arm rages against the insecure chip machine with new Morello architecture
Multi-level marketing corporation that sells weightloss products sues ex-exec over 'fraudulent' Dell deal
'95% original' film star Spitfire could be yours for a mere £4.5m (or 0.05 Pogbas)
You might want to consider the cost of not upgrading legacy tech, UK's Department for Work and Pensions told
Joint European Torus celebrates 100,000 pulses: Neither Brexit nor middle age has stopped '80s era experiment
Intel plunking down $20bn for at least two chip factories in Ohio
UKCloud acquired: Public sector specialist finally bags investment from current chair and private equity after reporting steep losses
'Please download in Microsoft Excel': Meet the tech set to monitor IT performance across central UK government
'Can you identify your assailants?' Yes, they were pixelated! I'd know them anywhere!
Why should I pay for that security option? Hijacking only happens to planes
UK, Australia, to build 'network of liberty that will deter cyber attacks before they happen'
Japan's Supreme Court rules cryptojacking scripts are not malware
EC president promises European Chips Act to quadruple homegrown production by 2030
Russia's Putin out the idea of a broad cryptocurrency ban
China signs up 400 million new 5G subscribers in a year, more than doubling user population
If you want less CGI and more real effects in movies, you may get your wish: Inflatable film studio to orbit Earth
NASA's gamma-ray-burst alert satellite put into safe mode after suspected reaction wheel failure
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24, 2022, 23:04 GMT
What’s New in Debian 11 “Bullseye”?
Nvidia Linux drivers causing random hard crashes and now a major security risk still not fixed after 5+ months
MuseScore Created New Font in Memory of Original SCORE Program Creator
Virtual Machine Startup Shells Closes the Digital Divide One Cloud Computer at a Time
Ubuntu 20.10 “Groovy Gorilla” Arrives With Linux 5.8, GNOME 3.38, Raspberry Pi 4 Support
Linux Mint 20.1 “Ulyssa” Will Arrive In Mid-December With Chromium, WebApp Manager
Newest IPFire Release Includes Security Fixes and Additional Hardware Support (IPFire 2.25 - Core Update 147)
Linux Mint 19.2 "Tina" Cinnamon Now Available, IBM Has Transformed Its Software to Be Cloud-Native and Run on Any Cloud with Red Hat OpenShift, Icinga Web 2.7.0 Released, Google Rolling Out Android Auto Design Updates and Kernel 5.1 Reaches End of Life
Canonical Announces the Availability of Xibo as a Snap, Chrome 76 Released, Viruses Discovered in LibreOffice, Pop!_OS 18.10 Reaches End of Life, and Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security Warns of Microsoft Office Online Privacy Risks
Collabora Announces xrdesktop, Blender 2.8 Released, Arduino Selects Auth0 as Its Identity Management Platform of Choice, Microway Showcasing Its Data Science WhisperStation at PEARC19 and KDE Plasma Maintenance Update
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