- Friday 22 July 2022
- 05:01 Russia, Iran, discuss tech manufacturing, infosec and e-governance collaboration
- 03:15 DiDi in deep doo-doo over 64 billion illegal acts of data collection
- 02:15 Deploying disaster-proof apps may be easier then you think
- 00:20 Ex-Coinbase manager charged in first-ever crypto insider trading case
- Thursday 21 July 2022
- 23:41 Amazon buys US healthcare chain One Medical for $3.9bn
- 22:29 US Cyber Command spots another 20 malware strains targeting Ukraine
- 21:01 National data privacy law for the US clears first hurdle
- 20:31 US warns losing access to Taiwanese chips could break the economy
- 19:45 Automation outfit ABB sees supply chain woes easing
- 19:00 Dell and Ubuntu certify latest model of XPS 13 ultrabook
- 18:15 Huawei under investigation for having tech installed near US missile silos
- 17:45 SAP lowers profit outlook due to cost of Russian withdrawal
- 17:00 UK lays world's longest autonomous drone superhighway
- 16:30 Apple forgoes cooling systems in M2 MacBook Air
- 16:00 Tesla jettisons 75% of Bitcoin holdings, boosting cash balance by $936m
- 15:30 Microsoft closes unfilled job openings in cloud and security
- 15:00 Intel, other chipmakers, boost lobbying spend to get CHIPS Act passed
- 14:15 DataDome looks to CAPTCHA the moment with test of humanity that doesn't hurt
- 13:15 Alexa Live 2022: Stretching possibilities for voice AI at home
- 12:27 Outlook email users alerted to suspicious activity from Microsoft-owned IP address
- 12:19 What does software supply chain pain really feel like? Find out right here
- 11:29 You're not wrong. The need for quantum computers remains ever so small
- 10:30 Baidu crashes the cost of robo-taxis by 75 percent
- 09:24 NASA stalls water-seeking VIPER lunar rover to 2024
- 08:55 Samsung teases 11 Texas fabs as $50 billion CHIPS Act vote nears
- 08:55 Samsung teases 11 Texas fabs as $50 billion CHIPS Act vote nears
- 08:28 Microsoft teases next Azure Stack HCI release
- 08:02 Microsoft to blockheads: NFTs and blockchains aren't welcome in Minecraft
- 06:58 Toshiba shrinks its shortlist of suitors but warns a deal won't happen soon
- 05:35 Teams is down: Microsoft broke its own storage and is trying to fix it fast
- 04:55 VMware starts tracking use of experimental Arm hypervisor
- 03:54 Atlassian reveals critical flaws in almost everything it makes and touches
- 02:33 Judge says Twitter-Musk trial will kick off in October
- 01:56 Suspected Gozi malware gang 'CIO' extradited to US on fraud, hacking charges
- 00:33 Oracle, Microsoft agree to shared custody of your workloads in the cloud
- Wednesday 20 July 2022
- 23:24 Memory constrained? Amazon and AMD now offer 1.5TB VMs
- 22:36 Google: Kremlin-backed goons spread Andriod malware disguised as pro-Ukraine app
- 22:36 Google: Kremlin-backed goons spread Android malware disguised as pro-Ukraine app
- 21:59 Boffins release tool to decrypt Intel microcode. Have at it, x86 giant says
- 21:14 IBM launches Db2 operator for Kubenetes on AWS
- 20:30 What recession? Chipmaking kit supplier ASML hits record orders
- 20:00 Java SE 6 and 7 devs weigh their options as support ends
- 19:45 ESA kicks ExoMars rover down the road, to 2026 at best
- 18:45 BASF looks to quantum computing to improve weather modeling
- 18:15 Microsoft harnesses third-gen AMD Epyc processors for locked-down VMs
- 17:45 DoJ, FBI recover $500,000 in ransomware payments to Maui gang
- 17:15 Tavis Ormandy ports WordPerfect for UNIX to Linux
- 16:30 Microsoft floats Cloud for Sovereignty
- 15:46 NASA pulls together pieces for its most powerful supercomputer yet
- 15:00 Global chip shortage far from over and now semiconductor market faces slowdown