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The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20170505224227/https://www.theregister.co.uk/business/
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Student cluster-wrestlers face off in HPC battle: You and whose army? Um, China's
Is Britain really worse at 4G than Peru?
'We are deeply troubled by the ... depth of Toshiba’s desperation'
Selling physical and virtual storage arrays? How to crack it against mainstream giants
Linux homes for Ubuntu Unity orphans: Minty Cinnamon, GNOME or Ubuntu, mate?
systemd
-free Devuan Linux hits RC2
Today's bonkers bug report: Microsoft Edge can't print numbers
Fortran greybeards: Get your walking frames and shuffle over to NASA
Uncle Sam backs down on slurping passwords from US visa hopefuls
How to remote hijack computers using Intel's insecure chips: Just use an empty login string
Debenhams Flowers shoppers stung by bank card-stealing tech pest
FireEye calls Shim-anigans: Bank-raiding hackers switch tactics
Are you ready to transform?
Have we got a new, hip compound IT phrase for you! Enter... UserDev
You just sent an on-prem app to the cloud and your data centre has empty racks. What now?
How to breathe new life into your legacy kit now you've gone hybrid
CLL Countdown: Doors open in 11 days, places limited
Don't waste your energy on Docker, it says here – wait, that can't be right...
Containers, DevOps, Continuous Delivery: Put your X in the box
docker rm Ben Golub
Policy
The Channel
US copyright law shake-up: Days of flinging stuff on the web and waiting for a DMCA may be over
Union calls for fresh wave of strikes action against UK Fujitsu cuts
Amazon is to install its R&D brainboxes in Cambridge
Australian Taxation Office named as party preventing IT contractors being paid
It's been two and a half years of decline – tablets aren't coming back
Qualcomm to demand US iPhone import ban
Gamers red hot with fury over Intel Core i7-7700 temperature spikes
WhatsApp is more like WhatsDown: Messenger collapsed for millions
SPB
Geek's Guide
Curiosity Rover's drill is ill. But chill: we can dig Martian sand instead of rocking hard
RF pulses from dust collisions could be killing satellites
Boffins gently wake the Large Hadron Collider from annual hibernation
Shock horror: US military sticks jump leads on human brains to teach them a lesson
Artificial Intelligence
Internet of Things
Facebook loves virtual reality so much it just axed its VR film studio
First cardboard goggles, now this: Google's cardboard 'DIY AI' box powered by an RPi 3
Israel-focused VCs sow cash around seed stage tech firms
Let's go live to the Uber-Waymo legal war – and see what's happening
Verity Stob
We are 'heroes,' says police chief whose force arrested a photographer
Spend your paper £5 notes NOW: No longer legal tender after today
What augmented reality was created for: An ugly drink with a balloon
Fire fighters get grinding on London man’s trapped genitalia
Business
User loses
half
of a CD-ROM in his boss's PC
On-Call
The Farce was strong with this one after he played
Star Wars
games on the job but applied the wrong force
89 Comments
05 May 07:58
China's first large passenger jet makes maiden flight
The C919 will compete with the 737 and A320, has already won 99 orders
54 Comments
05 May 06:45
Tesla: Revenues up, losses deepen, in start to 'exciting' 2017
Would sir like the P&L sheet in a colour other than red?
28 Comments
04 May 15:43
Fake news is fake news, says Google-backed research
Claims that people derive most of their news from search are 'over-stated'
28 Comments
04 May 15:34
Poor old Intel. No flash profits for you
Analysis
Chipzilla's SSD tech is solid, but can't seem to shake losses
04 May 15:02
Imagination puts two-thirds of itself up for sale as Apple IP fight rumbles on
They've gone to formal arbitration with the fruity firm
04 May 14:06
Amazon tweaks so-called 'assisted suicide' publishing contracts to ink EU deal
Swerves fine by revisiting ebook deals
14 Comments
04 May 12:54
Capita's huge role in UK government should go under the spotlight
Analysis
MP calls for greater scrutiny following TV licence debacle
32 Comments
04 May 12:34
The Co-Op Bank's online banking has gone TITSUP*
Updated
Scheduled maintenance overrun, the UK bank says
29 Comments
04 May 10:58
UK.gov job ads entice IT bods with promise they will be OUTSIDE IR35
Please, please come back
54 Comments
04 May 09:32
Booze stats confirm boring Britain is drying
Won't someone think of the children? They're bloody lightweights!
105 Comments
04 May 08:35
Rackspace CEO Taylor Rhodes quits to spend more time with his kids
President Jeff Cotten named interim CEO, mere months after company went private
04 May 03:58
Cabinet Office losing grip on UK government departments – report
The centre cannot hold...
34 Comments
03 May 10:02
Gang-briefed by IBM bosses in Hawaii? Nah, I'll take redundancy
Sun, sea and solutions on the Pacific island for the Best of Big Bluers
41 Comments
03 May 08:29
Unpaid tech contractor: 'I have to support my family. I have no money for medicines'
Who'd be a contractor when a payroll company 'suspends' payments with no explanation?
82 Comments
03 May 07:34
Opinion
Need the toilet? Wanna watch a video ad about erectile dysfunction?
Something for the Weekend, Sir?
Please now wash your hands
Come celebrate World Hypocrisy Day
Comment
Silicon Valley has a problem with IP. And it won't grow up
35 Comments
26 Apr 16:02
Speaking in Tech: Google vs your privacy... part 73(4)iii(b)
Podcast
Plus: $120 million in VC funding for a $400 juicer
26 Apr 08:24
Jimbo announces Team Wikipedia: 'Global News Police'
Comment
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
71 Comments
25 Apr 11:29
News
Big Blue to buy Verizon's cloud
Just last year Verizon said it was investing for the long haul, now it will share with IBM
03 May 06:30
Oracle links to LinkedIn so its salesware can sniff you out
Big Red wants One Profile To Rule Them All so marketers know what to sell you
15 Comments
03 May 04:00
How would you pronounce 'Cyxtera'?
We're asking because that's what CenturyLink's former data centres are called now
29 Comments
03 May 02:00
Republicans go all Braveheart again with anti-net neutrality bill
They may take our bytes, but they'll never take... OUR FREEDOM!
49 Comments
02 May 19:44
LinkedIn chatbots to help with 'important conversations'
What could possibly go wrong?
27 Comments
02 May 10:33
UK patent troll protections tweaked – lawyers exempted
Relevant Bill section now five times longer
11 Comments
02 May 09:48
UK outsourcing market hits record levels
Total annual contract value highest ever recorded
13 Comments
02 May 08:33
Gig economy tech giants are 'free riding' on the welfare state, say MPs
Calls for UK.gov to close the loopholes allowing 'bogus' self-employment status
85 Comments
02 May 08:04
Loadsamoney: UK mulls fining Facebook, Twitter, Google for not washing away filth, terror vids
Updated
MPs suggest 'system' of punishments in web crackdown
52 Comments
02 May 06:03
AWOL Payroll outfit Plutus says it's very solvent, but can't say when it will pay workers
Also won't say why <1,000 people didn't get paid
02 May 04:24
Trump trumps US Digital Service with order to establish American Technology Council
'Americans must transform and modernize its information technology' but Silicon Valley hasn't been invited to help
16 Comments
02 May 02:11
Cisco slurps Viptela to bolster SD-WAN management
US$610 million shaves a third from last year's valuation
02 May 00:58
Payroll service for contractors goes AWOL leaving some unpaid
Plutus Payroll 'is suspending our business activities due to a commercial dispute'
01 May 22:58
What's driving people out of tech biz? Unfair treatment, harassment, funnily enough – study
Analysis
Bosses must fix workplace culture
37 Comments
01 May 21:35
Dell EMC courts HPE sales people with putrid Monty Python parody
'Green Knight' - aka HPE - says it's more agile after cutting itself in half with a light sabre
17 Comments
01 May 08:02
KickassTorrents kicked out again, this time by Australia
Court deems the site's for copyright infringement, orders DNS blocks
45 Comments
01 May 07:02
Don't listen to the doomsayers – DRM is headed for the historical dustbin, says Doctorow
Interview
Surprising signs of hope, and a few of danger
58 Comments
29 Apr 13:02
It's a question worth asking: Why is the FCC boss being such a jerk?
Special report
The answer – because net-neutrality slayer Ajit Pai wants to stay in charge
54 Comments
28 Apr 22:53
Just how screwed is IT at the Home Office?
Ageing systems, Brexit, exodus of contractors, delayed agile projects...
Just delete the internet – pr0n-blocking legislation receives Royal Assent
Oh, and voting is the only say you get in how the government handles your information
134 Comments
28 Apr 11:02
It's paydaygeddon! NatWest account transfers 'disappearing' (not really)
Thousands left terrified worrying about limiting their beer intake this month
35 Comments
28 Apr 10:47
Need the toilet? Wanna watch a video ad about erectile dysfunction?
Something for the Weekend, Sir?
Please now wash your hands
99 Comments
28 Apr 10:22
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