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• EquiLend back in the saddle as ransom payment rumors swirl [693d]
• You could have heard a pin drop: Virgin Galactic reports itself to the FAA [693d]
• Japan stumps up more cash for Kioxia and Western Digital to make memory chips [693d]
• Double trouble for Fortinet customers as pair of critical vulns found in FortiSIEM [693d]
• Oracle partner gets multimillion top-up after Edinburgh Uni disaster [693d]
• GitOps pioneer Weaveworks unravels after funding fabric frays [693d]
• KDE 6 misses boat to make it into Kubuntu 24.04 [693d]
• New kids on the ransomware block in 2023: Akira and 8Base lead dozens of newbies [693d]
• EU repair rights bill tells manufacturers to fix up or ship out [693d]
• AI models just love escalating conflict to all-out nuclear war [693d]
• CERN seeks €20B to build a bigger, faster, particle accelerator [693d]
• Microsoft brings its cloudy virtual desktops on-prem to AzureStack HCI [693d]
• Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong acquitted of stock manipulation charges [693d]
• An established AI player is in nasty trouble – in this market? What? Why? [693d]
• US research body sues chip tech company Japan’s government plans to buy [693d]
• Singapore finally deletes its COVID-era contact tracing data [693d]
• Google throws $1m at Rust Foundation to build C++ bridges [693d]
• Attempts to demolish guardrails in AI image generators blamed for lewd Taylor Swift deepfakes [693d]
• More mass exploits hit the same buggy Ivanti devices [693d]
• Faraday plots a 64-core Arm chip with Intel inside [693d]
• Ignore Uncle Sam's 'voluntary' cybersecurity goals for hospitals at your peril [693d]
• Aircraft rivet hole issues cause delays to Boeing 737 Max deliveries [693d]
• AnyDesk revokes signing certs, portal passwords after crooks sneak into systems [693d]
• When it comes working from home Reg readers are bucking national trends [693d]
• Where there's a will, there's a way to get US chips into China [693d]
• 40 years ago, an astronaut first took flight from the Space Shuttle [693d]