Los Alamos Boffins Slap Blinkers On Satellites So We Know Who To Blame In A Crash
Extremely Low Resource Optical Identifier no brighter than LED, but readable with telescopes Scientists at the Los Alam... Read more
T-Mobile US Puts NYC Emergency Services In The 5G Fast Lane With Network Slicing
911 gets VIP treatment in 'one of the most congested and demanding environments for connectivity' T-Mobile US has signe... Read more
ST Micro Skips In, Arm In Arm With AWS, Bearing A Chip For 1.6 Tbps Pluggable Optics
It's Friday. Quit the doomscrolling. Distract yourself with IT infra news Developed in collaboration with Amazon Web Se... Read more
HP Ditches 15-minute Wait Time Policy Due To 'feedback'
It woz The Reg wot won it ... or maybe just common sense prevailed among management HP Inc today abruptly ditched the m... Read more
DIMM Techies Werent Allowed To Leave The Building Until Proven To Not Be Pilferers
Who knew a script could make RAM re-appear? On Call Another Friday is upon us, and The Register understands some of y... Read more
Lenovo Isn't Fussed By Trumpian Tariffs Or Finding Enough Energy To Run AI
Enterprise hardware biz produced record revenue, just $1M of profit, but execs think losses are behind it Lenovo believ... Read more
National Science Foundation Staff Axed By Trump Fear For US Scientific Future
An inside tale: Probation extended, tenure revoked, a scramble to merge research portfolios, and more Feature With th... Read more
Laptop Makers Stalled On Repairability Improvements
Apple, Dell made some progress, but MacBooks are still the worst to crack open, says PIRG The right to repair movement ... Read more
Euro Cloud Biz Trials 'server Blades In A Cold Box' System
Hot air or a 50% energy saving? Exoscale datacenter runs proof-of-concept to test veracity of Digger's claims A1 Digita... Read more
Talk Of Broadcom And TSMC Grabbing Pieces Of Intel Lights Fire Under Investors
Chipzilla's design and manufacturing limbs said to be on the table Venture capitalists are circling Intel amid talk tha... Read more
Insiders Say IBM's Broader Return-to-office Plan Hits Older, More Expensive Staff Hard
IT giant doing whatever it takes to reach $300 a share IBM is looking to reduce expenses through what's described as a ... Read more
HP Deliberately Adds 15 Minutes Waiting Time For Telephone Support Calls
Stalling tactics designed to push print or PC users to online support, sorry, 'self-solve' Updated HP Inc is trying t... Read more
Dark Mode Might Be Burning More Juice Than You Think
Most people crank up the brightness, making energy savings moot Using apps and websites in dark mode can actually use m... Read more
DXC Paid 50% More Than Original Contract Value For Disastrous Public Sector Oracle Project
Systems integrator secured 'variation' just before mega SAP migration put on hold Systems integrator DXC accrued over 5... Read more
Ghost Ransomware Crew Continues To Haunt IT Depts With Scarily Bad Infosec
FBI and CISA issue reminder - deep sigh - about the importance of patching and backups The operators of Ghost ransomwar... Read more