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Russian computer failure on ISS is nothing to to worry about - they're just going to turn it off and on again
Mobile ops and Wi-Fi set to scrap for spectrum in the glorious 5G future
British fixed broadband is cheap … and, er, fairly nasty – global survey
SaaSy Salesforce's EMEA arm hands over £5m to Brit taxman
Macs to Linux fans: Stop right there, Penguinista scum, that's not macOS
The nights are drawing in. Pour a cup of cocoa and join us for Windows 10 Autumnwatch
Till Microsoft finds it a place on the path unwinding, it's the circle, the circle of Skype
Woke Linus Torvalds rolls his first 4.20, mulls Linux 5.0 effort for 2019
Hackers seed StatCounter with nasty JavaScript in elaborate bitcoin theft scheme
HSBC now stands for Hapless Security, Became Compromised: Thousands of customer files snatched by crims
ICO poised to fine Leave campaign and Arron Banks’ insurance biz £135,000
Android fans get fat November security patch bundle – if the networks or mobe makers are kind enough to let 'em have it
Serverless Computing: From functions to complex applications
Streamline delivery with open source, they said. It's perfectly safe, they said
GitHub lost a network link for 43 seconds, went TITSUP for a day
How do you make a connected car Serverless?
Policy
The Channel
Foxconn denies it will import Chinese workers to Wisconsin factory
Lloyds Banking Group: We're firing 6,240 to hire 8,240
GCSE computer science should be exam only, says Ofqual
UK.gov to roll out voter ID trials in 2019 local elections
Facebook admits role in Myanmar killing fields, will do better next time
Apple replaces boot-loop watchOS edition with unconnected complications edition
iPhone XR, for when £1,000 is just too much for a smartmobe
Web Foundation launches internet hippie manifesto: 'We've lost control of our data, it is being used against us'
Geek's Guide
Russia inches closer to launching a crew again while NASA waits for a delivery from Germany
Has science gone too far? Now boffins dream of shining gigantic laser pointer into space to get aliens' attention
Which scientist should be on the new £50 note?
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Dawn of the dead: NASA space probe runs out of gas in asteroid belt after 6.4 billion-mile trip
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Mything the point: The AI renaissance is simply expensive hardware and PR thrown at an old idea
Fight AI with AI! Code taught to finger naughty deepfake vids made by machine-learning algos
Hands on with neural-network toolkit LIME: Come now, you sourpuss. You've got some explaining to do
Google flings $25m at Social Good AI contest, Baidu's whips up neural-net camera to treat eye diseases, and more
Verity Stob
Bill Gates joined on stage by jar of poop as he confesses deep love for talking about toilets
Stairway to edam: Swiss bloke blasts roquefort his cheese, thinks Led Zep might make it tastier
ZX Spectrum reboot scandal man sits on Steve Bannon design tech shindig committee
Imperial bringing in budget holograms to teach students
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Russian computer failure on ISS is nothing to to worry about - they're just going to turn it off and on again
It's never a nice feeling with your computer keels over, wiping out work, sometimes requiring hours of maintenance and basically ruining your day.
Kieren McCarthy
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06 Nov 2018
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DBA drifts into legend after inventive server convo leaves colleagues fearing for their lives
Who, Me?
Welcome to the latest instalment of Who, Me?, our weekly confessional column in which Reg readers share their tales of historic face-palms.
Rebecca Hill
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05 Nov 2018
Intel peddles latest Xeon CPUs – E-series and 48-core Cascade Lake AP – to soothe epyc mygrayne
The AP does not stand for 'AMD P**-off'
18 Comments
05 Nov 07:00
If you want to rent AMD Epyc bare-metal boxes in the cloud, Oracle hopes you see red
OpenWorld
As in, Big Red: Database giant says this offering is a worldwide first
23 Oct 23:50
Our processor tech's got legs, says Arm: 'One million' data center servers will ship in 2018
Analysis
By servers, it means boxes that do networking, storage, security
17 Oct 14:05
Oracle? On my server? I must have been hacked! *Penny drops* Oh sh-
Who, Me?
This is my server. That's your server. No, wait, that's your server...
102 Comments
08 Oct 08:13
Super Micro China super spy chip super scandal: US Homeland Security, UK spies back Amazon, Apple denials
UPDATED
Officials: Not saying Bloomberg was wrong, we just believe biz saying Bloomberg was wrong
90 Comments
08 Oct 06:01
DB dev waggles GPU-dosed POWER9 server at data warehouse crowd, yells: SQream
NVLinking CPUs to GPUs chews through workloads
04 Oct 13:36
Linux, HCI and more, all from the new release of Windows Server 2019
Customers in it for the long term get parity with the flighty Semi-Annual Channel crowd
03 Oct 19:01
Shrinking shipments, hidden money: IDC studies the martial art of EMEA server market
Sucks up $4bn in Q2 alone
02 Oct 11:38
Hitachi Vantara brain dump: IoT, servers, containers and self-regulating data centres
You lucky NEXT 2018 people
26 Sep 21:21
Dell in-houses production, dumps Celestica in Ireland
Exclusive
When Irish-made drives are migrating
20 Sep 08:20
Watt the heck is this? A 32-core 3.3GHz Arm server CPU shipping? Yes, says Ampere
If you're resisting x86, Lenovo has some current deals for you
62 Comments
18 Sep 12:10
A boss pinching pennies may have cost his firm many, many pounds
Who, Me?
Redundant PSUs and power buses are all well and good, but they need cables
169 Comments
10 Sep 08:14
You've been served: Market rakes in $22bn, Dell does rather well – IDC
And ODM stands for Original Dollar Makers in latest server digits
07 Sep 14:57
A third of London boroughs 'fess to running unsupported server software
It is not alone: Sheffield, Rotherham and Sandwell admit to using Windows Server 2000
58 Comments
23 Aug 09:17
Apple tipped to revive forgotten Macbook Air and Mac mini – report
Old-school cool with new guts
46 Comments
21 Aug 14:02
Techie's test lab lands him in hot water with top tech news site
Who, Me?
But who are we to hold a grudge...
49 Comments
20 Aug 08:59
Boss regrets pointing finger at chilled out techie who finished upgrade early
On-Call
At first they started out real cool...
147 Comments
17 Aug 09:27
Phased out: IT architect plugs hole in clean-freak admin's wiring design
On-Call
In server rooms, neat doesn't trump functionality
152 Comments
10 Aug 09:12
Opinion
DBA drifts into legend after inventive server convo leaves colleagues fearing for their lives
Who, Me?
Fire! Fire! Oh, er, maybe not...
Oracle? On my server? I must have been hacked! *Penny drops* Oh sh-
Who, Me?
This is my server. That's your server. No, wait, that's your server...
102 Comments
08 Oct 08:13
Boss regrets pointing finger at chilled out techie who finished upgrade early
On-Call
At first they started out real cool...
147 Comments
17 Aug 09:27
Phased out: IT architect plugs hole in clean-freak admin's wiring design
On-Call
In server rooms, neat doesn't trump functionality
152 Comments
10 Aug 09:12
News
Nearly half of IBM's $1bn Aussie framework deal comes from mainframes
Plenty of work for the Z14 plumbers Down Under
24 Comments
09 Aug 17:17
Intel: Yeah, yeah, 10nm. It's on the todo list. Now, let's talk about AI...
Optane DC persistent memory ships to Google, Xeon roadmap, and more revealed
26 Comments
08 Aug 21:50
Wait, did you hear that? That rumbling in the distance? Sounds like... a 16-socket IBM Power9 box shuffling this way
Ffw-dumm... Ffw-dumm... Ffw-dumm... Ffw-dumm...
19 Comments
08 Aug 02:28
Hmm, there's something fishy about this graph charting AMD's push into Intel's server turf
Epyc chips nibble bits off Xeon's x86 revenue share
29 Comments
06 Aug 10:37
Es are good, Es are good. Xeon Es are good, says Intel: Entry-level workstation CPUs touted
Single-socket job wakes up and smells the Coffee Lake
12 Comments
13 Jul 17:46
Heatwave shmeatwave: Brit IT departments cool their racks – explicit pics
As the UK melts, cash-strapped techies reach for the fans
117 Comments
13 Jul 09:19
AAAAAAAAAA! You'll scream when you see how easy it is to pwn unpatched HPE servers
Curl request with 29 As and it's lights out for iLO 4
38 Comments
11 Jul 10:18
Qualcomm data centre tech veep jumps ship
Whither the Centriq now?
09 Jul 12:11
Disk firmware can kill a whole cluster how exactly? Cisco explains
UCS and HyperFlex owners at risk of outages thanks to faulty firmware
23 Comments
02 Jul 02:59
Hyperconverged hype train is going hard: Kit sales up 76% to $1.23bn
Dell EMC, Nutanix rule the roost
28 Jun 14:14
Air Force Won: Nutanix lands $45m deal to ply US flyboys with hyperconverged kit
'Largest single deal' for storage upstart, says analyst
26 Jun 11:29
New Windows Server preview ships with an AI crystal ball
Adds ‘System Insights’ to predict future capacity requirements, but Hyper-V 2019 remains mysterious
20 Jun 04:56
Huawei unveils bigger iron KunLun server at CeBIT
A bigger splash from big freaking box of a server, with up to 32 CPUs in a rack
14 Jun 21:15
White box server makers flounder BUT big brands shine
Data centre spending explodes, fuelled by hyperscale cloud, on-prem refreshes, soaring DRAM
11 Jun 13:28
It's good to be the king: Dell gives HPE hell at top of server charts
Watch out for those white-box-flingers, though, Mike
01 Jun 12:15
Cisco turns to AMD Epyc for the first time in new UCS model
Four-in-a-box servers Are Not Blades. They're a scale-out-and-up density play, geddit?
31 May 12:01
If you like Nutanix and you think it's XC... Bit barn boxes or ROBO
Dell teases high and low-end hyperconverged kit at .NEXT
11 May 16:19
Industry whispers: Qualcomm mulls Arm server processor exit
Analysis
Arm-for-web-boxes is a good idea that keeps going nowhere
44 Comments
08 May 06:29
Broadcom's Arm server chip lives – as Cavium's two-socket ThunderX2
Pic
32 cores, 64-bit, no Intel, of course Microsoft loves this thing
Microsoft's most popular SQL Server product of all time runs on Linux
Build
Yes, you read that right
59 Comments
08 May 00:11
Supermicro serves up another foggy quarterly report
Ongoing beancounter ballsup spoils second ruler server launch
04 May 13:25
Cray snuggles up with AMD: Clustered super CS500 lets in Epyc chip
Oh dear, Intel... look who's getting cosy with Cray
18 Apr 14:44
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