• Wednesday 13 July 2022
• 20:28 SCOTUS judges 'doxxed' after overturning Roe v Wade 
• 19:58 Intel axes Nvidia-powered NUC X15 laptops for Arc GPU reseller push 
• 19:30 US EV drivers won't be able to choose vehicle safety alert sounds 
• 19:00 Mergers and acquisitions put zero trust to the ultimate test 
• 18:30 Microsoft intros clothing line that is absolutely not leftover conference swag 
• 18:00 X.org servers update closes 2 security holes, adds neat component tweaks 
• 17:30 Farewell to Windows Server 20H2 and the Semi-Annual Channel 
• 17:00 Smart thermostat swarms are straining the US grid 
• 16:35 OpenShift engineering guru Matt Hicks becomes Red Hat's CEO 
• 16:00 Russia fines Apple and Zoom for failure to prove domestic data storage 
• 15:30 Oracle agrees to settle class action over cloud sales tactics for $17.5m 
• 15:00 Power outage at Hiroshima facility may hit DRAM supply 
• 14:15 Your top 5 liquid cooling quandaries answered, according to Omdia 
• 13:30 Linux laptop vendor Slimbook updates its ranges 
• 12:45 Get over it: Microsoft is a Linux and open source company these days 
• 12:00 Oracle planning sovereign cloud regions for the EU 
• 11:31 UK government extends review of BT stake owned by French tycoon Patrick Drahi 
• 10:30 Accenture bags IT services contract for UK tax collector 
• 09:25 Here's one way past Moore's law: Chips that mix photonics and electronics 
• 08:33 Behold: The first images snapped by the James Webb Space Telescope 
• 05:14 Another tech giant changes course on hiring – this time it’s Google 
• 02:17 Twitter sues Musk to force him to stick to his word 
• 02:17 Twitter sues Musk: He can't just 'change his mind, trash the company, walk away' 
• 00:11 Microsoft's July Patch Tuesday fixes actively exploited bug 
• Tuesday 12 July 2022
• 23:44 FTC suddenly gets very stern about not-really-anonymized anonymized data 
• 22:22 FYI: BMW puts heated seats, other features behind paywall 
• 21:30 Juniper drills into India’s oil industry, finds racks to fill 
• 20:45 Amazon squashes years-old authentication bugs in AWS Kubernetes service 
• 20:00 These centrifugal moon towers could be key to life off-planet 
• 19:00 Meta asks line managers to identify poorly performing staff for firing 
• 18:30 Intel, Accenture put bow on open source AI kits to push adoption 
• 18:00 Older AMD, Intel chips vulnerable to data-leaking 'Retbleed' Spectre variant 
• 17:30 SpaceX Starship booster in flames after unexpected ignition 
• 17:00 Hive to pull the plug on smart home gadgets by 2025 
• 16:30 NYC issues super upbeat PSA for surviving the nuclear apocalypse 
• 16:00 IBM expands Power10 line-up with four new systems 
• 15:30 Microsoft says staff layoffs not linked to recession fears 
• 15:00 Global PC market falls at fastest rate in 9 years 
• 14:15 Microsoft 365 patches for Windows 7 to end in 2023 
• 13:45 Fujitsu: Ammonia could power datacenters in the near future 
• 13:00 'Unbreakable' Oracle Linux 9 is a RHEL rebuild with built-in Btrfs support 
• 12:15 Japanese chip plant back online after lightning strike 
• 11:33 Global financial stability regulator signals crypto rules are coming soon 
• 10:30 UK's Ministry of Defence awards Boxxe multimillion Microsoft license deal 
• 08:55 UK Info Commissioner slams use of WhatsApp by health officials during pandemic 
• 08:24 Is this you in this explicit snap? No, it's just Discord phishing 
• 08:03 Take the day off: Windows Autopatch is live and can even fix cloudy PCs 
• 07:02 China may be the future for Mercedes-Benz 
• 06:02 Cloudy Chinese word processor vendor denies deleting defiant docs 
• 04:45 Twitter claims Elon Musk bailed from sale with 'invalid and wrongful' reasons