• Thursday 17 November 2022
• 00:30 Iranian cyberspies exploited Log4j to break into a US govt network 
• Wednesday 16 November 2022
• 23:30 Intel hit with $948.8 million VLSI infringement verdict 
• 22:30 Germany says nein to Qatari World Cup spyware, err, apps 
• 21:31 Open source community split over offer of 'corporate' welfare for critical dev tools 
• 20:30 WASP malware puts a sting in Python developers 
• 19:30 Tesla reports two more fatal Autopilot accidents to the NHTSA 
• 18:38 Dell agrees to pay $1b to settle claims it shortchanged stockholders during EMC acquisition 
• 17:30 Broadcom looks for EU approval of VMware takeover 
• 16:30 Elon Musk issues ultimatum to Twitter staff: Go hardcore or go home 
• 15:45 Cloud vendors should take some responsibility for stolen compute, says Canalys CEO 
• 15:05 Worried about your datacenter carbon footprint? Why not put it orbit? 
• 14:27 Investor tells Google: Cut costs now and stop paying staff so much 
• 13:30 Spent Chinese Long 6A rocket spews over 50 pieces of space junk 
• 12:36 tsoHost pulls plug on Gridhost service with just 45 days' notice 
• 11:30 NHS tech chief dismisses concerns over loss of statutory power to protect patient data 
• 10:30 AI analysis of dinosaur tracks suggests 'predator' may have been a herbivore 
• 09:30 Swiss bankers warn: Three quarters of retail Bitcoin investors lose money 
• 08:30 Croatian EV maker Rimac claims 412km/h speed record 
• 08:11 NASA’s Artemis mission finally launches after faulty Ethernet switch delayed countdown 
• 07:02 Arm hits Qualcomm's Snapdragon launch party with latest salvo in license war 
• 07:02 Arm shells Qualcomm's Snapdragon launch party with latest salvo in license war 
• 02:36 After 47 years Microsoft issues first sexual harassment and gender report 
• 01:30 Qualcomm getting fresh competition for Arm-based Windows PCs 
• 00:45 Time-Triggered Ethernet flaw could have crippled Orion spacecraft 
• 00:45 Eggheads show how network flaw could lead to NASA crew pod loss. Key word: Could 
• 00:00 Qualcomm pushes latest Arm-powered Snapdragon chip amid bitter license fight 
• Tuesday 15 November 2022
• 23:15 What do the US midterm election results mean for a federal privacy law? 
• 22:30 Shocker: EV charging infrastructure is seriously insecure 
• 21:30 Chips in space: Reprogrammable AMD AI SoC gets clear for liftoff 
• 20:30 Nvidia turns to optical trickery to boost long-haul InfiniBand performance 
• 19:30 Intel says it can sort the living human beings from the deepfakes in real time 
• 18:30 SiPearl working with AMD on GPU support for Arm HPC chip 
• 17:30 Waymo turns its driverless cars into roving weather stations 
• 16:30 What's that, Lassie? Boston Dynamics is suing its robot dog tech rival? 
• 15:30 Amazon founder Bezos to donate 'majority' of $126bn fortune 
• 14:45 SAP injects more low code into ERP platform for non-coding biz types 
• 14:00 Starlink purchases 'Twitter takeover' ad package, Musk dismisses it as 'tiny' 
• 13:24 Warren Buffett buys billions of dollars worth of TSMC stock 
• 11:46 IBM to fire Watson IoT Platform from its cloud 
• 10:43 Country that still uses fax machines wants to lead the world on data standards at G7 
• 09:30 Commercial repair shops caught snooping on customer data by canny Canadian research crew 
• 08:30 Microsoft warns Direct Access on Windows 10 and 11 could be anything but 
• 07:30 NASA's cubesat makes it to the Moon to test orbit for human visitors 
• 03:42 Cerebras’ new supercomputer has more cores than world’s fastest iron — but with a big catch 
• 02:30 Russia-based Pushwoosh tricks US Army and others into running its code – for a while 
• 01:45 Google slapped with $391.5m settlement in privacy lawsuit 
• 01:15 FTX collapse prompts other cryptocurrency firms to suspend withdrawals 
• 00:30 Amazon reportedly considers laying off 10k employees 
• Monday 14 November 2022
• 23:00 GitHub sets up private vulnerability reports for public repos to avoid 'naming and shaming' 
• 22:15 Nvidia, Lockheed team up to build digital twin of the Earth for climate researchers