• Wednesday 20 July 2022
• 12:45 Singapore distances itself from local crypto companies 
• 12:00 UK chemicals multinational to build hydrogen 'gigafactory' 
• 11:15 Is Microsoft going back to the future on release cadences? 
• 10:30 UK government refuses public review before launch of NHS data platform 
• 09:57 Google and Oracle clouds still affected by UK heatwave 
• 09:27 Court OKs billion-dollar Play Store gouging suit against Google 
• 09:03 After 40 years in tech, I see every innovation contains its dark opposite 
• 08:33 Amazon sues 10,000 Facebook Group admins for offering fake reviews 
• 07:36 Microsoft lures SMBs to Cloudy PCs by connecting them to XBox accounts 
• 05:15 Belgium says Chinese cyber gangs attacked its government and military 
• 01:15 Security flaws in GPS trackers can be abused to cut off fuel to vehicles, CISA warns 
• 00:30 NAND flash prices expected to plummet 8-13% in Q3 
• Tuesday 19 July 2022
• 22:00 Google pulls malware-infected apps in its Store, over 3 million users at risk 
• 21:30 Apple to pay $50M settlement for rotten butterfly keyboards 
• 20:45 Microsoft's metaverse is for training autonomous drones 
• 20:41 Google, Oracle cloud servers wilt in UK heatwave, take down websites 
• 20:21 British boffins make touchless computing tech on the cheap 
• 19:15 Microsoft unveils a public preview of Update Management Center 
• 18:45 Apple Pay bags Cupertino another antitrust lawsuit 
• 18:00 US Space Development Agency invests $1.3b in missile tracking satellites 
• 17:15 Slack to increase prices for Pro customers 
• 16:30 Microsoft tweaks Store policy for open source once again 
• 15:45 Apple hits brakes on hiring amid economic uncertainty 
• 15:00 IBM talks up AI and hybrid cloud on back of 'solid' Q2 
• 14:15 Demand for smartphones is drying up 
• 13:15 Walmart-controlled flight booking service suffers substantial data leak 
• 12:30 Hush now: Baby talk has common features across languages and societies 
• 11:43 Sage accused of strong-arming customers into subscriptions 
• 11:00 Hundreds of millions up for grabs as UK taxman set to stick with SAP ECC6.0 
• 10:15 Russia fines Google $374 million for letting the truth about Ukraine be told 
• 09:27 Edge compute, AI on track for meteoric growth – or so these predictions say 
• 08:58 VMware president sees some 'anxiety' at customers who've seen Broadcom at work 
• 08:30 Meta's Giphy buy could be back on after watchdog agrees to reboot investigation 
• 06:32 India's central bank calls for cryptocurrency ban 
• 03:59 Jailed crooks told to cough up $600k for COVID fraud 
• 03:25 Softbank reportedly moves London IPO out of Arm's reach 
• 02:16 Uber to pay millions to settle claims it ripped off disabled people with unfair fees 
• 00:28 You can liquid cool this Linux laptop to let the GPU soar 
• Monday 18 July 2022
• 23:46 Bogus cryptocurrency apps steal millions in mere months 
• 22:53 FCC chair wishes for 100Mbps broadband minimum in US 
• 22:53 FCC chair wishes for 100Mbps down, 20Mbps up broadband minimum in US 
• 21:56 Need baby formula? Buy a pregnancy test at Walgreens 
• 21:12 Botnet malware disguises itself as password cracker for industrial controllers 
• 19:30 Intel’s discrete GPUs won't be the home run some expect 
• 18:30 Rocky Linux 9 and its new build service enter the ring 
• 18:00 Cruise self-driving cars stopped and clogged up San Francisco for hours 
• 17:30 Crypto miners aren't honest about power use – time for a crackdown 
• 17:30 Crypto miners aren't honest about power use – time for a crackdown 
• 17:00 Albanian government websites go dark after cyberattack 
• 16:30 IQE files against Tower Semiconductor claiming theft of trade secrets