- Friday 8 July 2022
- 05:02 Microsoft rolls back default macro blocks in Office without telling anyone
- 03:45 AWS starts renting cloudy M1 Mac minis
- 01:27 COO of failed bio-biz Theranos found guilty on all twelve fraud counts
- 00:43 More and more CS students are interested in AI – and there aren't enough lecturers
- Thursday 7 July 2022
- 22:39 The return of GPUs on sale may be tech world's monkey's paw of 2022
- 20:56 Five accused of trying to silence China critics in US
- 19:55 Someone may be ramping up an NPM crypto-mining spree
- 19:00 Inspur hot on liquid-cooled servers as part of quest for carbon neutrality
- 18:45 Meta accuses data scrapers of taking more than their share
- 18:00 Chromium's WebRTC zero-day fix arrives in Microsoft Edge
- 17:15 Systemd supremo Lennart Poettering leaves Red Hat for Microsoft
- 17:15 Systemd supremo Lennart Poettering leaves Red Hat for Microsoft
- 16:30 Elon Musk had secret twins in 2021, court documents state
- 15:45 Microsoft cloud exec accused of verbal attack on staff exits
- 15:00 Boris Johnson set to step down with tech legacy in tatters
- 14:15 IT reseller giant SHI International knocked offline by cyberattack
- 13:31 Micron releases DDR5 DRAM ready for next-gen servers
- 12:44 Security vendor splits – not quits – to address Russia's invasion of Ukraine
- 12:00 Pentester says he broke into datacenter via hidden route running behind toilets
- 11:17 Competition regulators probe Amazon's Marketplace and Microsoft's buy of Activision Blizzard
- 10:30 WCL bags UK government framework for 'everything ICT'
- 09:45 Vodafone picks Google for MLops project that self-serves models in minutes
- 09:01 Vendors are hiking prices up to 30 percent and claiming 'it's inflation'
- 08:27 Tech world may face huge fines if it doesn't scrub CSAM from encrypted chats
- 08:12 FBI and MI5 bosses: China cheats and steals at massive scale
- 07:15 Microsoft, AWS, awarded Ukraine peace prize for cloudy services
- 06:01 SK hynix pitches tents at Chinese factory to house workers in case of lockdowns
- 03:59 Singapore reveals international talks on protection for retail crypto investors
- 02:06 IBM buys Databand to keep bad data from tainting your AI
- 00:51 Here today, gone to Maui: That's your data captured by North Korean ransomware
- Wednesday 6 July 2022
- 23:58 Wash your mouth out with shape-shifting metal
- 21:31 Apple's latest security feature could literally save lives
- 20:56 Has Intel gone too far with its Ohio fab 'delay' stunt?
- 19:50 Hive ransomware gang rapidly evolves with complex encryption, Rust code
- 19:00 What do you mean your exaflop is better than mine?
- 18:30 Meta's AI translation breaks 200 language barrier
- 17:30 Tracking cookies found in more than half of G20 government websites
- 17:03 Iceotope attracts funds for liquid cooling from global investors
- 16:30 Typo-squatting NPM software supply chain attack uncovered
- 16:00 Marriott Hotels admits to third data breach in 4 years
- 15:30 Broadcom takeover deal for VMware faces no rival bids
- 15:02 Huawei looks to staff for strategy to reverse declining fortunes
- 14:15 Microsoft splits up Windows Beta Channel Insiders
- 13:06 Nexperia talks up its investment in UK wafer fab, says no plans to close
- 12:05 Health trusts swapped patient data for shares in an AI firm. They may have lost millions
- 12:05 Health trusts swapped patient data for shares in an AI firm. They may have lost millions
- 10:30 UK tribunal: App Store class action seeking up to $1.8b can continue
- 09:25 Europe passes sweeping antitrust laws targeting America's Big Tech
- 08:59 Oracle, IBM, losing ground to local databases in China, says IDC
- 08:31 UK, South Korea, strike data-sharing pact