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• Chip CFOs get a crash course in silicon geopolitics [1431d]
• Chip CFOs get a crash course in silicon geopolitics [1431d]
• Journalist won't be prosecuted for pressing 'view source' [1431d]
• Massive cyber-attack takes Ukraine military, big bank websites offline [1431d]
• Massive cyberattack takes Ukraine military, big bank websites offline [1431d]
• Users report trouble with Azure DevOps services [1431d]
• Users report trouble with Azure DevOps services [1431d]
• UK regulator 'broke international law', says Facebook [1431d]
• EU Data Protection Board probes public sector use of cloud [1432d]
• Dido Harding's appointment to English public health body ruled unlawful [1432d]
• Nutanix reshuffles product portfolio into bigger bundles [1432d]
• Microsoft prepares for its staff to return to Washington sites [1432d]
• Intel buys Tower Semiconductor to expand fab business [1432d]
• F5 integrates products into 'Distributed Cloud Services' [1432d]
• Comparing the descendants of Mandrake and Mandriva Linux [1432d]
• In an arms race with criminals to protect our privacy, it's too early to admit defeat [1432d]
• Expect sales reps' calls if IT wants to ditch Oracle [1432d]
• 20 years of .NET: Reflecting on Microsoft's not-Java [1432d]
• 20 years of .NET: Reflecting on Microsoft's not-Java [1432d]
• This data center will be Europe’s first with hydrogen backup power [1432d]
• UK charity Hong Kong Watch says its website suddenly can't be seen in Hong Kong [1432d]
• Cambodia cans critics of its snoopy Internet Gateway, says every nation has one [1432d]
• IBM Cloud to offer Z-series mainframes for first time – albeit for test and dev [1432d]
• Federal Trade Commission celebrating after Nvidia/Arm deal collapses [1432d]
• AlphaICs gets long-awaited AI Gluon chips fabbed by TSMC [1432d]
• Microsoft Teams update so helpfully drops the ability to send and receive calls [1432d]
• IBM HR chief insists 'no systemic age discrimination' [1432d]